I remember an artist who expressed that transportation vehicles and the like sometimes don't seem like real places, because they are never the destination, only the means - and when you occupy these transient pockets of space, it's as though your mind enters some kind of nonexistent haze as well. There's nothing to do there, so the attention shifts, and as a result buses like these aren't actually "real" places, not like your home, school, or the froyo place down the street are. 

It's a romantic notion, but they're wrong. Places move all the time.  The whole world moves. Besides, there's an advertisement on this bus. What more endorsement could you require?