Bayshore Fwy N/Paul Ave Exit San Francisco N/L E/F-Scotchlite - 7127N

Positioned on the northbound Bayshore Freeway (U.S. 101) just after the Paul Avenue exit, this illuminated scotchlite billboard places your brand in front of commuters from Silicon Valley, San Francisco International Airport, and South Bay suburbs. The Bayshore Freeway hugs the west shore of the Bay and links San Jose with San Francisco, carrying about 280,000 vehicles per day.

The Paul Avenue corridor is emerging as a data center and technology gateway. Just off the exit stands Digital Realty’s SFO10 facility at 200 Paul Avenue, a five‑level, 482,000‑sq‑ft colocation site with 2N UPS redundancy and N+1 cooling. The surrounding Bayview–Hunters Point community fosters tech education and creativity.

A few miles up the freeway, the Mission Bay/Mission Rock innovation district is transforming into San Francisco’s next tech hub. OpenAI recently agreed to lease 210,000 sq ft at 455 Mission Bay Blvd. and already occupies 315,000 sq ft at 550 Terry Francois Blvd. and 486,600 sq ft subleased from Uber. Mission Rock has drawn Coinbase, Visa, Capgemini, Nvidia, and even the Golden State Warriors as tenants, while Uber’s headquarters houses 3,500 employees. Your message will greet decision‑makers traveling from these hubs into downtown San Francisco.

Founders seeking to reach investors, enterprise partners, and tech‑savvy consumers will appreciate this board’s prime access to both the Peninsula and San Francisco’s innovation core. The constant flow of commuters and visitors from SFO ensures broad exposure, while proximity to the Mission Bay and SoMa tech campuses amplifies relevance. The Paul Avenue exit’s adjacency to one of the West Coast’s most important data‑center interconnection points signals technological sophistication—an ideal metaphor for digital‑first products. Meanwhile, Bayview’s grassroots tech programs and artist community underscore a spirit of innovation and inclusivity that resonates with mission‑driven startups.