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Contractor License Number Decals
Contractor License Number Decals
Many states require contractors to show their license number on work vehicles, and some set a minimum letter height. Check your state board's rule. Cut from Oracal 651 vinyl in white or black, letters only, pre-masked with transfer tape for an easy install. A matched pair for both doors.
Federal rule (49 CFR 390.21): your legal or trade name and "USDOT" with your number, on both sides of the truck, in a color that sharply contrasts with the door and can be read from 50 feet. Some states also require city/state or GVWR. Check yours.
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Check every digit against your FMCSA registration and the company name against your MCS-150.
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Your contractor or trade license number for both doors of your work truck, van or trailer, built and proofed online before you pay.
- Your label (LIC #, LICENSE #, CONTRACTOR LIC # or your own) plus your number, with your business name above it if you want.
- 2" or 3" block letters. Many states require the license number on work vehicles, and some set a minimum height: check your state board.
- Oracal 651 cut vinyl in white or black. Letters only, no background, pre-masked with transfer tape for an easy install.
- Matched pair: driver and passenger doors.
- Need USDOT or MC numbers too? Build the full truck door set.
Want something cool and unique to your truck?
Let our team at AZ Rag IPS design something unique to you: logos, full door graphics, color-matched or reflective vinyl, or a full fleet wrap.


