Most trucking fines don’t come from big accidents or major violations. They usually come from the same five problems inspectors see every day: logbook mistakes, poor maintenance, overweight loads, missing paperwork, and markings that aren’t compliant. A little extra attention in these areas can save drivers time, money, and frustration on the road.
Staying compliant with USDOT regulations isn’t just important, it’s required. But would your truck pass a roadside inspection today? Take our quick quiz to find out if you’re DOT-ready, cutting it close, or risking costly fines.
Rates are down and expenses are up—truckers are feeling it. As we head into fall, now’s a good time to check your decals, prep your rig, and avoid compliance headaches. Here are a few easy ways to save money and stay on the road this season.
Avoid common decal installation mistakes with this step-by-step guide. Learn how to prep your surface, apply USDOT numbers correctly, and fix issues like bubbles, peeling corners, or crooked placement—so you stay compliant and look professional on the road.
Your USDOT decals do more than keep you compliant—they represent your business on the road. This maintenance checklist breaks down how to clean, protect, and extend the life of both vinyl and magnetic signs with seasonal care tips for truckers and fleet owners.
Properly displaying your USDOT number is crucial for compliance with FMCSA regulations. This guide covers the essential requirements for placement, sizing, and visibility to help you avoid penalties and maintain a professional appearance.
Review our 2025 holiday closure schedule to avoid delays in your USDOT decal or compliance orders. Our site runs 24/7, but the shop closes on select holidays.
Ordering USDOT decals should be simple—but a few common mistakes can lead to major compliance issues. In this post, we cover the top five errors to avoid so your decals are road-ready and regulation-compliant from the start.
Not sure what you have to display on your boat versus what’s just for fun? This quick guide explains the legal requirements for boat numbers and when (and why) you might want to add a name.
