Hawaii PUC Number Decal Set of 2, Public Utilities Commission Intrastate Carrier Truck Door Lettering, 2.5 Inch Vinyl Sticker
Your Hawaii intrastate carrier number, cut to the state's own display spec
$21.95+
- Made to order — ships 1–2 business days after proof approval
- 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 Hawaii intrastate carrier number, cut to the state's own display spec.
The spec we cut to
Marking: P.U.C. No. 000 Letter size: 2 1/2 inch high with a 1/4 inch stroke width Authority: HAR 6-62-20 (Hawaii Public Utilities Commission)
That citation is on this listing because we actually read it. Most sellers in this category quote a generic 2 inch federal rule at you regardless of what state you are in. Hawaii has its own number and its own spec, and that is what you are buying here.
Read this first
Hawaii is the only state on this list that specifies stroke width as well as height. A font that is tall enough but too thin still fails. We cut to both numbers.
What you get
Two decals, one for each side of the power unit, in the state's required size. Any color. Send your number exactly as the state issued it and we will lay it out.
A note on the 2 inch rule
Most sellers tell you 2 inch letters are federally required. They are not. 49 CFR 390.21(c) only requires markings on both sides that contrast sharply with the background and are legible from 50 feet in daylight. The 2 inch figure comes from individual state rules and industry habit. We size to whichever standard applies to you and tell you which one it is.
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 on a mock-up of your surface (send a photo of your door, window or truck and we lay it on that), usually same day.
- You approve it. Then we cut. Nothing gets cut before you say yes.
Installs in minutes
Every decal ships pre-masked on transfer tape as one piece. Clean the surface, tape it in place, peel, squeegee, pull the tape off. Written instructions in every order.
Free digital proof (usually same business day). Free U.S. shipping. Ships 1–2 business days after proof approval from Las Vegas, NV.
Options
| Height | 2.5 Inches — $21.95 · 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 |
Hawaii 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 Hawaii, so you can see what else the door needs.
✓ Checked against Hawaii statutes and regulations · last verified 2026-07-28
- Hawaii is explicit: carriers holding a PUC certificate or permit paint the company name and P.U.C. number on both sides in letters at least 2-1/2 inches tall with a quarter-inch stroke. Small passenger vehicles (7 seats or fewer) may use an approved removable sign or put the PUC number on the bumpers instead. Sell the removal too — the rule requires the marking stripped when a vehicle leaves the fleet.
How it reads on the door: ACME HAULING LLC — P.U.C. No. 12345 — your real number goes in, we show it on the proof before anything is cut.
The Hawaii display spec we cut to
- Letter height: the state sets an explicit minimum of 2.5 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 Hawaii — it builds your exact decal list, numbers filled in. Full state marking rules, including the USDOT side, are on USDOT decals for Hawaii.
Who enforces it in Hawaii: Hawaii Public Utilities Commission — Motor Carriers · (808) 586-2020. Rules change; the agency is the authority on what is current.