Scheduled Delivery Truck (with Clock / Line Art) Free Icons | Vector Assets

Delivered reliably at the “time you want to receive it.” Line art icon for scheduled delivery

This is a simple and sophisticated line art design combining a “truck,” the main character of logistics, with an “analog clock,” a symbol of schedules. This icon visualizes not only transporting packages but also the high quality of “delivering exactly at the promised time” and the convenience for the user of “being able to receive it at their convenience.” It becomes an important sign fostering a sense of trust on the purchase screen of an EC site or in the service guidance of a delivery company.

Specific Usage Scenes and Suggested Applications

This material is useful in any scene of logistics services involving time, from the cart screen of an online shop to the plan table of a moving company.

• In the “Specify Delivery Date and Time” area of order forms on EC sites: Place it next to radio buttons or pull-down menus for selecting the “Desired Delivery Time Slot” in the final step of product purchase. By having this icon instead of just text, users can intuitively understand that “I can specify the time here,” making it easier for them to set it according to their time at home. As a result, an effect of reducing redeliveries due to absence can also be expected.
• For “Estimated Delivery” displays for online supermarkets and food delivery: As decoration for status screens or order completion emails saying “Estimated delivery between 18:00 and 20:00.” Including the clock icon conveys the peace of mind that “It will arrive at this time while maintaining freshness” even in food delivery where freshness is life.
• For introducing “Fixed-Time Delivery Services” of logistics/transportation companies: In service guidance for regular delivery or route delivery for BtoB. As a symbol appealing punctuality and accuracy: “At a fixed time, on a fixed route.” The clock motif represents the most important message in business: “Strict adherence to deadlines.”
• On the “Visit Reservation” page for moving companies and unwanted item collection: As an icon for plan tables such as “Morning flight,” “Afternoon flight,” and “Free flight (no time specified).” By using this truck with a clock for plans where time can be specified and a truck without a clock for plans where time cannot be specified, differences in service content can be compared at a glance.
• In the “Desired Time Input” field of redelivery request forms: On the screen where users who received an absence notice apply for redelivery on the Web. Even the slightly negative task of “redelivery” can be finished into a highly usable, low-stress UI design by using a smart line art icon.

Editing Tips and the Merits of the EPS Format

Completely free for both commercial and personal use. Along with PNG and SVG that are easy to use on websites, we have also included EPS (vector) data that allows you to move the hands of the clock to display a specific time such as “9 o’clock” or “12 o’clock.”

By utilizing the EPS format (vector data), you can freely manipulate the time on the clock. Using software like Adobe Illustrator, you can rotate the minute and hour hands to point to a time tailored to specific service content, such as “3 o’clock snack delivery” or “First thing in the morning (9 o’clock) delivery.”
Also, it is recommended to create icon variations for each time slot by painting only the clock face part “yellow (day)” or “navy blue (night).”

Related Keywords

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