Fleet Vehicle Decals: One Layout for Every Truck

Fleet vehicle decals are the same decals you would order for one truck, ordered in a quantity and kept identical from unit to unit. Build one layout in the door builder, count two decals per truck for both doors, and change only the unit number between vehicles. Prices are per decal, and orders of $99 or more ship free.

Build the layout once

Choose the lines every truck will carry: company name, USDOT number, MC number if you have one, and any city or phone line. Then fix the width, lettering color and sticker background and reuse them. The live preview shows the result on a truck door before you pay, so you can settle the look on one truck and copy it.

Trucks with different door paint can still match. Keep the lines and lettering color the same and change only the sticker background (White, Black, Yellow, Silver, Red or Blue). Each decal is a solid rectangle, so the lettering sits on its own field instead of on whatever paint is underneath.

Count the decals before you order

The federal marking rule asks for the carrier's name and USDOT number on both sides of the power unit (49 CFR 390.21), so each covered truck needs a matching pair. FMCSA did not extend that duty to towed trailers when it wrote the rule (Federal Register), which is where your own unit numbers do the work.

Two examples at the shop's prices:

• Three trucks with the USDOT + MC Two-Line decal: 6 decals at $16.99 is $101.94, which clears the free-shipping line.
• Four trucks with the Company Name + USDOT decal: 8 decals at $21.99 is $175.92.

The $99 line is counted before any promo code, so a code never takes free shipping away.

Keep unit numbers consistent

A unit number is your own identifier. The rule lets other identifying information appear on the vehicle as long as it is not inconsistent with the required name and number (49 CFR 390.21). Our unit number guide goes deeper. For ordering, three habits prevent reprints:

• Pick one format for every unit: digits, prefix, zero padding.
• Keep the list in a spreadsheet and copy from it. Decals are made exactly as typed, and a wrong digit is not covered by the guarantee.
• Retire a number instead of reusing it, so each number points to one truck.

In the builder you can add the unit number as an extra line (+$3 per decal). The Trailer / Unit Number pair is $18.99 for trailers and box trucks.

Logo doors across a fleet

The ready-made logo designs are $120 per door. Your company name is fitted to the design and you approve a proof before anything prints. Plan two doors per truck. None of the logo artwork lists a USDOT number, so add a separate USDOT Decal Sticker where a truck needs one. Browse the designs on our truck logo page.

Ordering for a large fleet

For a big fleet, use the contact form with your truck count, the layout and your unit-number list. We do not list a fleet discount, so the total in your cart is the price, and the lettering cost guide shows how the lines add up. Because made-to-order decals cannot be resold, a question before you order beats a reprint.

Installation is DIY: each package has a printed instruction sheet and a link to the install video, and our door decal install guide adds detail. On a fleet, mark the same spot on every door with tape so the decals line up from truck to truck.