Based on recent government data and calculations, approximately 367 million vehicles travel on the roads of Great Britain every day!  Which, when divided by 365 days, (a year) yields an average of 367 million vehicle miles, a massive total of 336.2 billion vehicle miles every day!  From two wheeled bicycles to the largest standard British lorries (44 tonnes) that typically have a total of 14 wheels, configured as six axles, and everything in-between, the roads of the United Kingdom are full of a comprehensive range of vehicles.

Being safe and being seen amongst all this traffic is one of the top priorities of all Emergency Transportation.  With Fire Engines, Police Cars and Ambulances being the three most well-known and respected amongst all the various vehicles that have Chapter 8 Chevrons displayed on the rear.  Covering as much of the rear-facing surface as possible without obscuring windows, lights, or the license plate, these bright and colourful Chapter 8 Chevrons may well have been provided by an experienced, reputable, professional company such as vehiclechevrons.com/.

Consisting of alternating, upward-pointing strips of red and fluorescent yellow, typically placed at an angle of 45-60 degrees, they allow any vehicle that has them applied, to be seen clearly.   With their loud sirens and flashing lights, alongside the Chapter 8 Chevrons, all Emergency Vehicles can be seen and can be safely driving on the roads of the United Kingdom.