Highway Dash Script Logo

Flowing blue script spells Goodwin in the sample, a made-up name that yours replaces, with a big looped G and a tall d. An orange road sweeps up from the lower left beneath the script, a white dashed line down its middle, and ends in a small orange semi tractor at the right, drawn with two exhaust stacks and a slatted grille. HAULERS sits below the road in heavy blue italic capitals. The palette is blue and orange, with white for the dashes and the truck's windows.

The road does the work in this layout: it runs under the first word and carries the truck at its end, so a single first word of moderate length suits it best. A very long first word means a longer road with the truck pushed farther right. The second line is in capitals and takes a short word like Haulers. A full door panel suits it better than a narrow strip, since the road and truck need width to read.

Blue and orange sit opposite each other on the color wheel, which makes this a high-contrast design on white, silver, light gray and black doors. It struggles on a blue door, where the script vanishes, and on orange, red or rust paint, where the road and truck blend in. The truck drawing says trucking before anyone reads the name, which suits a company running tractors that wants a friendly, readable look.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.