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USDOT Door Lettering: Company + USDOT
USDOT Door Lettering: Company + USDOT
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.
Review your door lettering
Check every digit against your FMCSA registration and the company name against your MCS-150.
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Your company name and USDOT number for both truck doors, built and proofed online before you pay. Add your MC number, city and state, or GVWR if you need them.
- Priced by the number of lines. The builder picks it for you as you type.
- Block letters at 2" or 3" tall, every line the same height, sized to fit a truck door (48" max).
- Contrast checked against your door color, so it reads from 50 feet like the rule requires.
- Cut letters only, pre-masked with transfer tape. 3M IJ40C printed vinyl with gloss or matte laminate.
Just need the number? USDOT number only or MC number only.
Federal rule (49 CFR 390.21): legal or trade name plus USDOT number on both sides of the power unit. Some states add city/state or GVWR. Check yours.
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