For carriers & owner-operators
New authority, new truck, new numbers
Putting a truck in service means the door has to say who is operating it. For most Georgia carriers that means a stacked layout — legal company name, city and state, and the USDOT number — plus a unit number wherever your operation puts it.
Send the exact wording and we will build the layout to your door and produce it. Local trucks can be scheduled for application. Trucks outside the area can be quoted as a lettering kit to install yourself.
What to send
- Legal company name, spelled exactly as it should appear
- City and state
- USDOT number
- Unit number, if you use one
- Photos of the door and of any existing lettering
- Preferred letter color
Important: we produce and supply lettering exactly to the specifications you provide. We do not inspect vehicles and cannot promise or guarantee that lettering will cause a vehicle to pass a DOT or FMCSA inspection. Confirm your own marking requirements with your carrier, your compliance contact or the current regulations before ordering.
Company Name
Sample layout for illustration only.
Trailers
- Company lettering on trailer sides and rear
- Trailer unit identification
- Phone numbers and web addresses
- Panel and side graphics
- Replacement lettering
Getting a truck ready for service?
Send your wording and a door photo. Lettering can usually be quoted the same day it is received.