Modern Truck Door Decals: Clean, Corporate Door Sets

Modern truck door decals, in our range, are five clean door decal sets with light fields, one or two accent colors and a head-on or side-view truck drawn in a few flat tones. Each set is two matching decals, one per door, for $189. They suit dedicated fleets, logistics and dispatch companies, and owner-operators who want a corporate look. You enter your company name, USDOT number and optional MC number, and we email a proof first.

The five clean designs

The names and numbers in the pictures are made-up samples. Yours replace them.

Blackline Freight Orange Black Minimalist

The boldest of the group. A white field holds a flat black head-on truck with orange details, gray chevron shapes behind it and a two-tone name: the first half in black italic, the second in orange. White numbers sit in a black band. See the Blackline set.

Summit Fleet Navy Minimalist

The most restrained. A white panel in a navy frame with a thin silver line shows a navy head-on truck with a chrome bumper under a mountain peak outline. The name is heavy navy over a spaced silver-gray word, and white numbers sit in a navy bar. See the Summit Fleet set.

Blueway Cargo Clean Navy & White

A wider panel in a rounded black frame with a thin blue line inside. A black and white truck with a box trailer sits under a blue trapezoid between two blue stars. The name is blue and black italic, with a small slogan, and black italic numbers. See the Blueway Cargo set.

Titan Fleet Silver Shield

The busiest of the five, with a silver truck inside a navy shield with five stars and wing shapes. A heavy navy name sits over a black services line, a slogan and black italic numbers. See the Titan Fleet set.

Northstar Teal Black Corporate

The most open. A black frame holds a line-art semi under a teal trapezoid, two small compass stars, a black name over a spaced teal word, and a slogan. Plain black numbers close it out. See the Northstar set.

How the number lines work in a clean layout

In all five, the USDOT and MC lines are large, plain and free of ornament. Blackline and Summit Fleet use white on a dark band. Blueway, Titan and Northstar use black on the white field. High contrast is the point, because the marking rule, 49 CFR 390.21, wants the name and USDOT number on both sides in letters that contrast sharply and read from 50 feet in daylight while the truck is stopped. Check your proof against that, and confirm your requirements with FMCSA or your state. Our USDOT number display rules page has the summary.

Matching a fleet that has mixed paint

A white field looks the same on any cab color, which is why these suit fleets with mixed paint. Each truck needs its own set, so a five-truck fleet orders five. On dark doors the white panel stands out sharply. On white or light gray doors the frame defines the edge: black for Blueway and Northstar, navy for Summit Fleet, black and blue for Titan.

Watch accent colors against paint. A navy door swallows Summit's navy frame, leaving the thin silver line to outline the decal. An orange door competes with Blackline's orange. See also fleet vehicle decals and box truck decals for other ways to keep a fleet consistent.

What we need

Your company name, USDOT number and optional MC number go on the product page. A set is two decals about 18 inches wide each (a width, not a legal size) in 3M and Oracal vinyl, with a 3-year guarantee, and the install is DIY with a sheet and video. Short names suit the heavy name line, and the proof shows how yours sits. More looks are on the illustrated door decal sets page.