A package is the Full Compliance Kit pre-sized for a body type, plus the industry sets that bundle what one kind of operator actually needs. The pickup, cargo van, box truck, semi and trailer packages carry the same company name, USDOT, MC and GVW lines in one matched font, with the letter heights chosen for that panel: 2-inch lines for a pickup or van door, 3-inch for a box truck, a semi or a trailer. The hotshot kit adds what a one-ton-and-gooseneck operation gets asked for at the scale; the food truck package is the window and body set a mobile kitchen needs; the tow truck door lettering follows the extra lines many states want on a wrecker; the NEMT package is the lettering a non-emergency medical transport van carries for its contracts. If you run a trade rather than a trucking company, the industry pages linked below go deeper: what a plumber, an HVAC tech, a landscaper or a detailer puts on the vehicle, and the state rules that put a license number on it.









Lettering by trade
Run a service business rather than a trucking company? The decals by industry pages cover what each trade puts on the vehicle and the state rules behind it: Hvac · Plumber · Electrician · Landscaping · Pest Control · Mobile Detailing.