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- Permission to represent the location (e.g. a lease agreement with the owner of the land on which the truck is parked)<\/li>\n
- Permanent signage at the location, even when the truck is not there<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Food trucks can be listed as Service Area Businesses because they effectively travel to their customers’ locations to deliver goods. In this case, the address remains hidden from Google users. Instead, the truck’s listing would be tied to the areas served rather than the actual vehicle itself.<\/p>\n
Whether or not you plan to display an address, you will still need to go through Google’s address verification process, which ensures that nobody other than the location owner or tenant uses the information\u2014such as the address or phone number\u2014to list their business.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nIf you operate multiple stationary food trucks, each one will require a unique address. Service area food truck businesses, on the other hand, cannot have overlapping service areas, so all trucks will be covered by a one branded listing with a single combined service area.<\/p>\n
Don’t have a mailbox at the location of your food truck business? Request a PIN instead. This PIN will be verified through the phone number you provide, but can take up to 14 days to arrive. Once processed, the Google team will reach out to you to complete the verification of your food truck business.<\/p>\n
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