Print opportunities in transportation cover air travel to automobiles, trailers to snowmobiles and more. Vehicle titles are issued to prove ownership which means they are also targets for counterfeit attack. This drives the need for a high level of document security which may even include embedded holographic thread. Even trailers used on the open road must have a manufacturer's certificate of origin (MCO), another document often counterfeited. All vehicles require maintenance which generates print applications such as aircraft maintenance logs, quick lube window stickers, auto repair forms, maintenance date labels and quality inspection certificates.

Many cities maintain permit programs for taxi and other non-city owned transportation. These permits may be in the form of a window decal or paper permit that must be displayed within the business. All are opportunities to provide counterfeit deterrent options. City owned systems such as rail or bus programs require single or multi-day passes. These same systems must deal with fare evasion and ticket alteration providing yet another opportunity for the professional business forms distributor to bring their security expertise to the table. Off-road recreational vehicles may require annual permits. These may be in the form of a label or form/label combinations. A large opportunity exists in the trucking industry which continues to use driver's log books and pro labels for shipment transfers. If it moves, it may be accompanied by a print opportunity.