What labeling is required on service vehicles?

• A. Each vehicle identified on both sides with the company name in 2 inch high letters and the city and state where records are kept
• B. Only a vehicle license plate is required
• C. No labeling is required
• D. Only the EPA registration number must be displayed

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that service vehicles must clearly identify the pest control business and where records are kept. This makes it easy for customers, regulators, and emergency responders to know who is handling pesticides and where to find any required records.

The best answer requires that each vehicle be identified on both sides with the company name in 2-inch high letters and include the city and state where records are kept. This standard ensures visibility and accountability, so the business name is readable from a distance and regulators can verify where the records are stored.

Other options don’t fit because a vehicle license plate only identifies the vehicle, not the business or record location; no labeling would leave customers and authorities unable to quickly identify who is performing pesticide work; and displaying only an EPA registration number doesn’t identify the company or where records are kept, which is the purpose of the vehicle labeling.