Chevron kits help vehicles stand out and contribute to safer driving conditions for everyone using the road network. Below, we look at suitable kit options and the steps required for a tidy installation.

Understanding Citroën Chevron Kits

These kits are made from robust vinyl materials intended for long-term vehicle use. They help improve recognition and visibility while allowing a customised appearance.

The materials are manufactured to cope with outdoor conditions and long-term vehicle operation. Most Citroën safety chevron kits use high-visibility red and yellow striping on the back of the vehicle. The enhanced visibility assists approaching drivers in identifying the vehicle sooner.

Types of Citroën Chevron Kits

Citroën Berlingo chevron kits are designed for rear doors and body panels, providing a tailored fit.

Dispatch kits are commonly available for standard vehicle versions introduced in 2016 and later.

Different Relay configurations, including taller and Luton-bodied models, can be fitted with dedicated chevron kits. They can help operators meet the recommendations set out in Chapter 8 of the UK Traffic Signs Manual.

Why Use Chevron Kits?

Chevron kits provide a clear visibility benefit when light levels are reduced. Roadside maintenance vehicles working after dark are far easier for motorists to recognise when fitted with chevrons. This added visibility supports safer working conditions and greater awareness among motorists.

Chevron graphics may also be used for promotional purposes. Commercial operators often use vehicle graphics to advertise products and services while travelling. Custom designs are another option for those seeking a distinctive look.

Applying a Chevron Kit

Before installation, thoroughly clean the surface where the graphics will be applied. A clean surface improves adhesion and helps achieve a better finish.

After cleaning, align the graphics accurately before securing them in place. Working with a squeegee can help prevent bubbles and wrinkles beneath the vinyl. A well-applied kit can provide long-lasting performance.

Points to Consider

A few practical considerations should be assessed before installation. Chevron patterns are most commonly found on vehicles used for work-related roadside duties.

Like any external graphic, they will eventually show signs of ageing. Peeling, fading, or wear may occur after extended use, making replacement necessary. In many cases, replacement at roughly ten-year intervals is recommended to maintain compliance and visibility standards.

Summary

Citroën chevron kits provide a practical way to improve vehicle visibility and support roadside safety. Proper fitting ensures the graphics remain effective for years. Further details on vehicle graphics and adhesive solutions can be found through App Tape.