California CA number decal — set of 2
California CA number decal — set of 2
What we cut. Check it twice — we cut exactly what you type here.
Sold as a pair. Both doors, one price, cut from the same file so the two sides match. Cut the next business day.
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Your California CA number, cut in vinyl, sold as a pair for both doors.
The CA number is issued by the California Highway Patrol. It is a state identifier and it sits alongside your federal marking rather than replacing it — where both apply, both go on the door.
Sold as a pair. Both doors, one price, cut from the same file so the digits match on each side.
What we need
Your CA number as issued by CHP. We cut exactly what you send, so check it against your paperwork rather than typing it from memory.
Sizing
The 24" x 3.5" is the usual door marking. The 12" x 2" suits smaller equipment or a door panel that will not take the wider strip flat.
Letters are cut to stay legible at 50 feet, the same standard we apply to every marking here.
Before you order
Whether you need a CA number at all depends on how and where you operate. If you are not certain, ask us before you order. We would rather answer the question — with the rule and a link to the agency that issues it — than cut you a decal you do not need.
See it on the door
Type your details in the order form above and watch the door. The lettering is positioned where the rule wants it — both sides of the power unit, sized to read from 50 feet.
Illustrative preview. Position and proportions follow the door-placement convention; the delivered decal is cut vinyl, not a printed picture, and your truck is presumably not this one.
Before you order
- Requirements for this state — whether you need this marking, with the citation and the agency that issues it.
- What we guarantee — exactly what is covered if a marking we cut to your spec is cited, and exactly what is not.
- Common questions — letter height, name matching, production time.
- All state number decals
General guidance, not legal advice. Requirements vary by operation and change. Confirm with FMCSA or your state agency before relying on them.