Read at 65 mph. Recognized at every stop.
For transport, fleet, and logistics brands operating at scale — where the brand has to survive vendor wraps, weather, and a yard that grows faster than the manual.
Transport brands die at the wrap shop.
Vendor variation, weather degradation, fleet types, yard signage — all compound. A fleet brand built without governance ends up looking like fourteen different companies on the highway. Three wraps, three vendors, three different reds.
The category needs a legibility-first system designed for the conditions transport brands actually live in — metallic vehicle surfaces, weather degradation, multiple wrap shops, multilingual yards, and a print-truck cycle that runs faster than any creative-review process.
We build the wrap variants, codify the yard signage, and write the spec sheet that survives every new wrap vendor — so the next truck looks like the last truck, regardless of who applied the vinyl.
Three tiers, calibrated for the highway.
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Express Diagnostic
Two PDFs, two calls, two weeks. Read for highway legibility AND vendor-portability across wrap shops. Ends with a signed Go / Hold / No-Go — captured live in the Walkthrough Call.
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Brand Master Book
The full system — wrap variants, yard signage, uniforms, app branding — bound into a 60–120 page manual. Three tiers from $2,000: logo intact, new logo, or full rebrand. Keeps every new vehicle on-spec regardless of wrap shop.
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Owner’s Rep & Governance
The brand desk inside your fleet operations team. Monthly Brand Council + 24/7 Brand Council AI in your Notion workspace. Quarterly yard audits catch wrap drift, signage degradation, and vendor inconsistencies before they show up on the highway. From $1,000/mo · 3 tiers.
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EasyTrip Express, scaled across the highway.
Instant recognition on streets and at every stop.
A growing transportation company needed complete brand identity scaling across vehicles, signage, uniforms, and stationery — creating instant recognition on streets and at every stop, surviving every new wrap vendor.
- Fleet wrap variants
- Yard & city signage
- Driver uniforms
- Vendor-portable spec
The artifacts this industry needs.
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Fleet vehicle wrap variants
Cab, trailer, van, yard truck — every fleet type on the same governance manual, every wrap on the same spec.
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Yard signage & wayfinding
Gate signage, dock numbering, lane markers, internal wayfinding — every surface specced before the build.
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Driver uniform & ID system
Role-based uniforms, badges, hi-vis, and credential systems — identifiable from across the yard, supplier-portable across markets.
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City signage & outdoor advertising
OOH, transit, and digital advertising systems — built for 65mph legibility AND brand recognition at the stop.
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Customer-facing app branding
Tracking screens, ETA cards, support flows — the customer-facing surface where the brand promise has to hold.
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Vendor-portable spec
For wrap shops, printers, and signage vendors. The boring stuff that keeps truck 50 looking like truck 1.
The work we say no to.
- Designing for the photo. We design for the highway.
- Multi-color logos that fail at print scale or on metallic vehicles.
- Identity that requires the same wrap vendor every time.
- “Let’s get curious” workshops. We ship a memo in 2 weeks.
What fleet operators ask.
We’ve done 3 different wraps with 3 vendors. Each looks different. Help?
That’s exactly what the governance fixes. The next wrap goes on-spec regardless of vendor.
Can the brand work in international or multi-language markets?
Yes. Transliteration, local market rules, and operational variations are built into the system.
What about app branding consistency?
Covered in the customer-facing applications workstream. Tracking screens, ETA cards, support flows.
How do you handle owned-livery vs. white-label trucks?
Architecture rules cover both — co-branding logic, white-label limits, and approval workflows.
