Delivery Truck Decals for Vans, Box Trucks and Courier Vehicles

Delivery truck decals matter because someone at the other end has to decide in a second whether your vehicle belongs at their loading dock, front gate or curb. A clear company name, a phone number and a unit number do that. Logos help people remember you, but the plain information is what a receiver, a dock worker or a neighbor reads first.

Who reads a delivery vehicle

Delivery vehicles are read by more people than most work trucks. The customer waiting for a package checks the name. The receiving clerk at a warehouse checks it against a schedule. A dispatcher or a fleet manager looks for a unit number.

So the lettering carries different jobs. Put the name and phone on the doors. Put a unit number where a manager can spot it. Put a website or short tagline on the rear if there is room, because that is the view of everyone stuck behind you.

If you deliver under a larger company's program, check what that company asks about vehicle markings before you order.

Delivery van decals and box truck decals: sample layouts

Made-up text, so use your own.

Cargo van door, simple:

• Eastside Express Delivery
• Local and same-day courier
• (555) 010-0138

Box truck side panel, with a unit number:

• Eastside Express Delivery
• Unit 14
• (555) 010-0138

The first is the Business Name + Phone decal, with its middle line optional. If you run several vehicles and need numbers, our guide on fleet unit number decals explains the numbering. For tall box-truck sides there is a bigger flat panel, and box truck decals covers placement. Vans have their own panels, covered in cargo van and Sprinter van lettering.

Same-day or "local" in a tagline is a claim about service, so print it only if it describes what you do.

Delivery truck logo and logo design

When people search for a delivery truck logo or delivery truck logo design, they usually see arrows, speed lines, boxes and map pins. Those symbols work because they say "moving package" in one glance.

The Speed Box Delivery Logo uses a navy box with three orange speed lines streaking out of its left side, beside two lines of italic navy capitals: "Rapid Drop" over "Delivery." The italics and the speed lines lean forward, so the shape reads as motion. It is a wide, horizontal logo, which matches a van door or a box truck panel. Your name is fitted to the design and you approve a proof first. It is $120 per door.

The navy and orange pair is strong on a white vehicle. On a dark or navy van the navy elements will sink, so look at the proof with your real paint color in mind.

About delivery truck logo PNG files

Some people search for a "delivery truck logo png" or "delivery truck logo images," which are picture files for a screen. This page is about printed vinyl decals for the vehicle itself. Our logo designs are sold as printed decals, not as downloadable image files.

Decals, stickers and graphics: what we make

People type delivery truck stickers, delivery vehicle decals and delivery truck graphics for the same thing. We make made-to-order vinyl lettering and logo decals for doors and panels. We do not make full vehicle wraps. If you want your name and number on a few panels, decals do the job. If you want the entire vehicle covered in artwork, that is a different product.

Does a delivery truck need a USDOT number?

Whether a delivery truck needs a USDOT number depends on weight and use, and a small van and a heavy box truck can fall on opposite sides. Read who needs a USDOT number and check your own vehicle. If yours does need one, the Custom USDOT Logo puts name, city, USDOT and MC on a single decal, and the guide on magnetic signs covers removable signs for a vehicle that is only sometimes in service.

Contour cut

For the logo designs, an optional contour cut (+$10 per door) cuts the decal to the shape of the logo instead of a rectangle. Orange speed lines and navy letters are then the only things on the paint. Check each color against your vehicle first, and see how to remove truck decals for when the vehicle changes hands.