Where to Place Auxiliary Signs on Trucks for Good Feng Shui and Prosperity?

Mr. Ba, a long-time truck driver in Hanoi, is known for his meticulousness. Every time he buys a new truck, the first thing he does is get a nice license plate and consult a fortune teller for the best day and time to attach the auxiliary sign for good feng shui. He says, “Trucks are our livelihood. Safe travels and smooth business operations depend largely on good fortune!” This time, having purchased a new Hyundai truck, Mr. Ba decided on the auxiliary sign “Everything Goes Well.” But where to place the auxiliary sign on the truck is still a question for him. In your opinion, where should Mr. Ba place the auxiliary sign on his new Hyundai truck for optimal placement and good luck?

Understanding Auxiliary Truck Signs and Placement

What is an auxiliary truck sign?

An auxiliary truck sign is a small plate, usually made of mica or stainless steel, that displays information such as “work vehicle,” “cargo truck,” “contract vehicle,” etc. This helps authorities easily identify the type of vehicle and its purpose while on the road.

Where should auxiliary truck signs be placed?

According to regulations, auxiliary truck signs must be fixed in the lower left corner of the front windshield.