Hi
Driving along the freeway and passing you (or getting overtaken by you) only gives customers a few seconds to get the information from the sides of your van. So a few pointers:
Keep it simple and big on the sides.
More details can be put on the rear since your spending more time reading behind a vehicle then when passing it.
Your logo should tell people what you do, I personally would change it a bit (unless you're just doing roofs).
If you still want your number on the van, skip the "TEL:" and put a "phone icon" there instead.
For your web-page, skip the obvious "http://www" and just put the rest in print.
As for the address (web) once again keep it simple, the address doesen't have to tell customers what you do, that is what they will learn from your web. I would try get an address like "rccj.com" or similar, easier to remember when your sitting at your computer 8 hours later.
Some might disagree but I just see a lot of vans, trucks and cars with too much info on. If you can't take it all in in a few secs. you stop reading, and pick another company, maybe.
Just my [2cents]
Festoolviking
