Truck Marking's

[Daveroo]

for the life of me i cant think of what to call the reporting marks on bigrigs cabs sides are...like just under the door of most conventional cabs ,like the DOT numbers?..weight numbers?.i know a business Lic number is required,but what are all the other markings for?..and how do you guys come up with them on your trucks?

Thanks Dave

[bigford]

You have
icc dot
depending where your from.canada #s

[Daveroo]

what is ICC?.....im in northern California,and am going to keep all my rigs in my hometown....im prolly making a fool of myself with this "fantasy company"..but i have a need to have a purpose for my trucks,,,i do this with fliht simulator as well...Dirty Dave's Air Service..is that business,,pax and freight in mostly twin and single engine AC,this trucking thing will take several forms...but its all in fun..

[bigford]

icc is interstate commarce commishion
dot is dept of transportation
then there are hut stickers
hut is highway use tax
im in ny so we have on our doors company name and ph#
dot number

[Radio Control Trucker]

Don't forget the IFTA (International Free Trade Agreement) Sticker.

http://gotruckingusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/CA-IFTA.jpg

It changes color every year... Like your registration stickers for your license plates.

- RCT

[hippy]

don't forget the weights, and company name.




Don't forget the IFTA (International Free Trade Agreement) Sticker.

http://gotruckingusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/CA-IFTA.jpg

It changes color every year... Like your registration stickers for your license plates.

- RCT


huh i thought IFTA was international fuel tax act? thank you for fixing that for me. oh also means IFTA truck rolls over, run like heck.lol

[fhhhstix]

:rolleyes:International Fuel Tax Agreement

[Radio Control Trucker]

:rolleyes:International Fuel Tax Agreement

Travis is correct. I always thought it was for "International Free Trade Agreement". Now I know I was wrong. :eek: :eek: :)

As I've heard before, it's mostly there just to see "IFTA have it, or IFTA don't" :lol: :lol: :lol:

- RCT

[A.ash]

I always thought it was Interstate Fuel Tax Agreement

[Izzy]

Dad called em plackards back in the 80's

[Lil Giants]

:rolleyes:International Fuel Tax Agreement

google is your friend. ;)

http://www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/tax/ifta/

[Cooper]

Puc numbers on trucks in pa, Pennsylvania utilities commission. Yea, it's weird, my dad use to haul coal and said the utilities commission way back in the past thought they got short changed in some government stuff so to make me happy Pennsylvania came up with having the utilities commission be involved with interstate trucking. Correct me if I'm wrong you guys that know , but I never really looked into it but that sounds like what government would do. Oh and dot (department of transportation) numbers. And I'm not sure about trucking companies but contractors in pa now have to have another number visible on any advertising , susposta be on your door if your company name there.

Sorry but I'm discussed with all the #s that gov makes you have! they all are for one purpose---$$.

[longhairRandy]

Back in the day we had "bingo tags", basically a sticker for verifying you payed fuel/road taxes for various states/areas that you ran, those were replaced by IFTA if I remember right.

[Radio Control Trucker]

Back in the day we had "bingo tags", basically a sticker for verifying you payed fuel/road taxes for various states/areas that you ran, those were replaced by IFTA if I remember right.

Yep... I remember Those plates on all trucks when I was growing up. Always thought they were over-kill by the D.O.T.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2621/4070275402_936481c012_m.jpg

IFTA seems like a better system. Different anyways.

- RCT