What is required of a licensee in terms of displaying their license on vehicles?

A licensee is required to display their license on vehicles in a specific size to ensure that it is easily readable and compliant with local regulations. This requirement is critical for identification purposes, facilitating recognition of the contractor’s legitimacy and ensuring that the proper licensing information is visible to the public. The specification of size helps to standardize the appearance across the industry, making it easier for regulatory bodies and clients alike to verify compliance.

This is significant in maintaining professional standards and contributing to public safety by ensuring that all vehicles used in contractor work provide clear information about their operators. The other options do not align with the standards for license display; for instance, using any font or numbers only could lead to unclear or ambiguous presentations, and limiting the placement to just the rear would not maximize visibility or adherence to regulations that typically require it to be displayed prominently on both sides of the vehicle.