MC number decal — set of 2
MC number decal — set of 2
FMCSA no longer requires most carriers to display an MC number under the federal marking rule. Shippers, brokers, and some state or contract terms still require it.
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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An MC number cut in vinyl, sold as a pair for both doors, same substrate and same legibility standard as everything else here.
Read this before you buy
FMCSA no longer requires most carriers to display an MC number under the federal marking rule. What the rule asks for is your legal name and your USDOT number. If you came here assuming the MC number is mandatory on the door, it probably is not.
We could sell more of these by staying quiet about that. Selling a marking as federally required when it is not is the kind of thing that ends a compliance brand, so here it is up front.
Who still needs one
- Shippers and brokers who require it before they will tender a load
- Contract terms that specify it, which is a commercial obligation rather than a regulatory one
- Some state and local rules that ask for it independently
If one of those describes you, this is the decal. If none of them do, put the money toward the name and USDOT combo, which is the marking the federal rule actually asks for.
What we need
Your MC number as issued. We cut what you send.
Before you order
- 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 usdot and mc number decals
General guidance, not legal advice. Requirements vary by operation and change. Confirm with FMCSA or your state agency before relying on them.