MFUT-14_2027 Sample Decal Artwork.pdf
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- 27-492DOR-ACCOU-B-51049
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- Illinois
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This document is an instructional guide for the placement and application of FY27 IFTA (International Fuel Tax Association) decals, issued by the Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR). The guide provides specific requirements for qualified vehicles to display one set of valid decals on the exterior of truck cabs, with one decal positioned on each side of the vehicle. The instructions reference the IFTA Carrier Compliance Manual for proper decal placement and detail a four-step application process: peeling the decal from its paper backing by bending backward at the center and lifting the edge, applying it to a clean, smooth, wax-free surface at moderate temperature, positioning the decal on the surface, and rubbing firmly to secure adhesion.
The document, designated as MFUT-14 (R-01/26), serves as a technical specification sheet for vendors supplying these decals to Illinois. No pricing information, quantities, delivery dates, or contract award details are contained within this instructional material. The guide establishes compliance standards for decal application rather than procurement terms, and is intended to ensure proper installation and visibility of IFTA decals on commercial vehicles operating under Illinois jurisdiction.
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Placement of Decals Each qualified vehicle must display one set of valid decals on the exterior portion of the truck’s cab — one decal on each side.
1. Refer to your IFTA Carrier Compliance Manual for proper placement of decal.
2. Peel decal from paper backing by bending backward at center and lifting edge.
3. Apply to clean, smooth, wax-free surface at moderate temperature.
4. Position decal on surface and rub firmly.
MFUT-14 (R-01/26) Printed by authority of the state of Illinois
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