No Riders Decal for Trucks

A no riders decal is a one-line sticker that tells people the truck does not carry passengers. The sample prints NO RIDERS, and you can type different words, such as NO RIDERS ALLOWED, in its place. We print exactly what you type, in the lettering color and sticker background you pick. Fleet owners, contractors and owner-operators put it on a cab door or a window. At 12 inches the decal is $18.99 each, and a Set of 2 at $37.98 covers both doors with two identical decals.

The place people look before they climb in is the cab door, so the lower part of the driver and passenger doors is a natural spot. A side window works too. Measure the flat area first and keep the decal off handles, seams and mirrors. A 12 inch decal fits a small corner, and 18 or 24 inches reads more easily from a few steps away. The plain decal is $24.99 at 18 inches and $32.99 at 24. Try white lettering on a black sticker for a light door, or black on yellow.

The federal rule on this topic is 49 CFR 392.60. As written, without specific written authorization from the motor carrier, a driver may not transport anyone in a commercial motor vehicle other than a bus. The authorization names the person, the trip and an end date. It lists exceptions, such as employees assigned to the vehicle. A decal does not change who may ride, and the rule does not ask for one. It is a plain notice. Check FMCSA for current text.

A contour cut at +$5 per decal trims the sticker in one piece, about 1/4 inch out from the letters, so no rectangle sits behind the words. Reflective film adds +$5 at 12 inches, +$9 at 18 or +$15 at 24 on this one-line decal. You install it yourself using the printed sheet and the install page video. The 3-year guarantee replaces a decal that peels or comes off. Shipping is $7.99, or free on orders of $99 or more. For more notices, see the truck safety decals page.

Read more: Truck Safety Decals: Which Warning Decals Go Where.