CVOR Door Decals Ontario | Owner-Name Lettering Kits

Owner-name door lettering for Ontario commercial vehicles, with optional CVOR and fleet reference details. Every pair contains two matching lettering sets, one for each vehicle side. Choose the letter height, finish and number of vehicle pairs, then enter the exact wording for the proof.

What Ontario requires

Ontario Highway Traffic Act section 103(1) requires a commercial motor vehicle to show the owner's name in a clearly visible position on both sides, subject to regulatory exemptions. Separately, the CVOR rules require the applicable certificate or copy to be carried in the vehicle and produced on request.

The reviewed requirements do not state that the CVOR number must appear on the exterior, and they do not prescribe 2, 3 or 4 inch letters or reflective material. This product therefore treats the owner name as the primary marking. Add a CVOR number only when you want it shown as optional fleet reference information.

Choose the right lettering

• 2 inch / 50 mm: compact lettering for tight panels where the full owner name remains clearly visible.
• 3 inch / 75 mm: the balanced, most-popular choice for many commercial truck doors.
• 4 inch / 100 mm: larger lettering for wide doors or body panels with enough usable space.
• Standard White: a clean high-contrast daytime finish.
• Reflective White: added low-light visibility.
• Reflective White with Black Outline: reflective lettering with a dark edge for contrast on light vehicles.

One pair covers one vehicle. Five-pair and ten-pair fleet packs provide matching two-side identification for multiple vehicles.

Information needed for the proof

1. Enter the exact vehicle owner name that should appear on both sides.
2. Add the CVOR number, unit number, city or terminal only when you want those optional details printed.
3. Provide the vehicle or door colour so the selected finish can be checked for contrast.
4. Review and approve the proof before production.

This is a custom lettering product. It does not issue or renew a CVOR certificate, confirm whether a vehicle is exempt, or replace documents that must be carried in the vehicle.

Regulatory source verified 2026-07-19: Ontario Highway Traffic Act sections 16 and 103(1), and Ontario's current CVOR guidance.