Arkansas Intrastate Carrier Identification Decal Set of 2, Arkansas Highway Commission Truck Door Lettering, Custom Vinyl Sticker
Your Arkansas ownership identification, cut to the state's own display rule
$18.95+
- Made to order — ships 1–2 business days after proof approval (30+ sets with multi-color logos: 3–5 business days)
- Free digital proof before we cut
- Commercial-grade outdoor vinyl (5+ yr)
- Weeded, taped & application-ready
Our guarantee: Cut right or we remake it free. Free digital proof before we cut anything.
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FREE U.S. shipping · Ships from Las Vegas, NV
Your Arkansas intrastate ownership identification, cut to the state's own display rule.
The rule we cut to
Arkansas Highway Commission rules require for-hire intrastate carriers to "at all times have displayed on both sides of all power units identification of ownership of the vehicle" — 27 CAR § 110-1204(a)(1). It must be "readily legible during daylight hours from a distance of fifty feet (50') while the vehicle is not in motion" — § 110-1204(a)(3).
Those quotes are on this listing because we actually read the rule. It asks for ownership identification — your company name, displayed both sides — not a special number format.
Read this before you order a "permit number" decal
Some sellers push an Arkansas permit-number decal at every carrier. Under § 110-1204(b), the permit-number display requirement applies to hazardous-waste permit holders — if that's not you, what Arkansas wants on your doors is ownership identification. If you do hold a hazardous-waste permit, put the permit number in the box below and we'll lay it out with your name.
A note on letter size
Arkansas doesn't publish a letter height — the standard is 50-foot legibility. 2 inch letters are the industry default that comfortably clears it; that's the smallest option here.
What you get
Two decals, one for each side of the power unit. Any color.
How it works
- Add to cart and type your details in the text box above the Add-to-cart button.
- We email you a proof, laid out to scale (send a photo of your door and we lay it on that), usually same day.
- You approve it. Then we cut. Nothing gets cut before you say yes.
Free digital proof (usually same business day). Free U.S. shipping. Ships 1–2 business days after proof approval from Las Vegas, NV. Orders of 30+ sets with multi-color logos ship in 3–5 business days.
Options
| Height | 2 Inches — $18.95 · 3 Inches — $23.95 · 4 Inches — $28.95 |
|---|---|
| Width | Small — 12 Inches Wide · Medium — 18 Inches Wide · Large — 24 Inches Wide |
| Color | White · Black · Red · Silver · Gray · Light Gray · Orange · Yellow · Light Green · Green · Light Blue · Blue · Purple |
Arkansas truck marking rules, verified against state law
The number on this listing is one marking; these are the state rules we have verified for trucks based in Arkansas, so you can see what else the door needs.
✓ Checked against Arkansas statutes and regulations · last verified 2026-07-31
- Arkansas for-hire carriers must show the vehicle's ownership identification (company/owner name — lessee's name if leased) on both sides of every power unit, readable from 50 feet in daylight. A permit number on the truck is only required for hazardous-waste transportation permit holders. Meeting the federal (STB) identification requirements also satisfies the state rule.
The Arkansas display spec we cut to
- Letter height: state law sets no fixed height; the standard is legible from 50 feet in daylight, so we never cut this number under 2 inches.
- Color: sharp contrast with the panel behind it, the same standard as a USDOT number.
- Placement: both sides of the power unit (cab doors are the usual spot).
Not sure this applies to your truck? Run the free 60‑second compliance check for Arkansas — it builds your exact decal list, numbers filled in. Full state marking rules, including the USDOT side, are on USDOT decals for Arkansas.
Who enforces it in Arkansas: Arkansas Highway Police (ArDOT) · (501) 569-2421. Rules change; the agency is the authority on what is current.