Question 1

Do I need CVOR lettering on my truck in Ontario?

Accepted Answer

No. The driver carries the original or a copy of the CVOR certificate, or the original or a copy of the lease for a leased vehicle (HTA s.16(3)(a)). CVOR reference number display is optional. HTA s.103(1) requires the owner name on both sides of every commercial motor vehicle, attached or painted and clearly visible, with no fixed letter height.

Question 2

What lettering does my boat need in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Under the Small Vessel Regulations (SOR/2010-91) and Transport Canada PCL display guidance, pleasure craft generally display the licence number (PCL number) on both sides of the bow in block characters at least 7.5cm (3 inches) high in a contrasting colour.

Question 3

Do I need to mark my drone in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under CARs 900.14, registered drones need the registration number clearly visible on the aircraft. Pre-flight and serviceability checks are separate CARs Part IX obligations.

Question 4

What signs does my building need for accessibility planning?

Accepted Answer

Under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and customer-provided accessibility specification, public buildings may need accessible entrance signs, washroom signs with braille and tactile characters, exit signs, and accessible parking signs that meet specific size, contrast, and mounting height requirements.

What Compliance Lettering Do I Need?

Step 1: What do you need lettering for?

Marking several vehicles, rooms or sites? Keep each design and quantity in one plan.