Connecticut Department of Transportation

To support essential travelers during the COVID-19 public health crisis, CTDOT has launched a temporary program for food trucks to operate at highway Rest Areas in Danbury (I-84), Middletown (I-91), Wallingford (I-91) and North Stonington (I-95). Read more here: Food Trucks Temporarily Permitted at CTDOT Highway Rest Areas

 

Lettering Specifications for Bus-Type Vehicles

 

  1. There shall be displayed on both sides of each bus a minimum four (4) inch name or trade name of the company, which may be in a typeface that reflects the logo, trade dress, or advertising design of the operator. There shall be a minimum two (2) inch United States Department of Transportation identifying number and the words “OPERATED BY”, as well as the headquarters town, all in 2-inch uppercase letters curbside below the window line in a color that contrasts with the body color.

  2. For each bus the seating capacity shall be displayed to the rear of the front entrance door so it can be seen at all times while the entrance door is open. All of the text shall and all of the numbers shall be not less than two (2) inches in height, and the words “SEATING CAPACITY” shall be in uppercase letters. This information only needs to be displayed on the passenger side of the vehicle, near the main entrance.

  3. A three (3) inch identifying number shall be conspicuously placed on the front, rear and sides of the exterior, and on the interior in a readily visible position in the forward area of every bus.

  4. Where a vehicle is operated under contract, or utilizing a Power of Attorney (POA), all of the above requirements shall be met. In addition, if desired, the name and or logo of the client or POA issuer may also be displayed on the vehicle. For example: where a company is under contract to a university, the university name and or logo may be displayed on the vehicle. For example: where an owner operator is utilizing a POA, the permit holder’s name, trade name, and or logo may be displayed.