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Travel and Vehicle First Aid Kits

Our comprehensive range of vehicle first aid kits includes kits for cars and general usage, motorcycles, trucks and vans, minibuses and buses as well as travel and holidays.

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BS 8599-2 Medium Truck and Van First Aid Kit in Case £13.95 (Ex VAT)

Travel First Aid Kit (For Holidays and Overseas Travel) £13.95 (Ex VAT)

Car & Vehicle First Aid Kit £13.95 (Ex VAT)

Din 13164 European Motoring First Aid Kit £14.75 (Ex VAT)

Evolution Vehicle First Aid Kit £12.95 (Ex VAT)

Vehicle First Aid Kit in Nylon Case £11.95 (Ex VAT)

Travel and Motoring First Aid Kit in Nylon Bag £13.95 (Ex VAT)

Evolution Truck First Aid Kit HSE (Small Case) £12.95 (Ex VAT)

Evolution Travel and Motoring First Aid Kit £15.95 (Ex VAT)

Evolution Truck First Aid Kit BS (Medium Case) £25.95 (Ex VAT)

Truck & Van First Aid Kit in Pouch £21.95 (Ex VAT)

Value Travel and Motoring First Aid Kit £11.95 (Ex VAT)

British Standard Compliant Travel First Aid Kit in Bum Bag £19.95 (Ex VAT)

BS8599-2 Minibus and Bus First Aid Kit in Heavy Duty ABS Box £47.95 (Ex VAT)

Minibus and Bus First Aid Kit in Grab Bag £37.95 (Ex VAT)

BS8599-2 Minibus and Bus First Aid Kit in Evolution Case £37.95 (Ex VAT)

Truck and Van First Aid Kit with Fire Extinguisher £39.95 (Ex VAT)

Standard Vehicle Safety Kit with Fire Extinguisher £44.95 (Ex VAT)

Vehicle First Aid Kit in Pouch £21.95 (Ex VAT)

Evolution PCV First Aid Kit for minibus, bus and coach £11.95 (Ex VAT)

Evolution PCV First Aid & Fire Extinguisher Kit £44.95 (Ex VAT)

Basic Foreign Travel Kit in Nylon Pouch £19.95 (Ex VAT)

BS 8599-2 Car and Taxi First Aid Kit in Pouch £12.95 (Ex VAT)

Travel First Aid Refill Pack £5.95 (Ex VAT)

Many jobs involve driving and the roads themselves are potentially dangerous. Vehicle first aid kits are essential for ensuring the necessary legislative compliance for travelling employees, as well as being a recommended item for everyday driving.

FROM OUR BLOG:

Should you have a first aid kit in your car?
Even the best drivers can find themselves involved in a serious accident. A first aid kit could help save someone’s life and help lessen the impacts of injury, until the emergency services arrive. At the very least a first aid kit will provide comfort and relief to people with less critical injuries.

A guide to Travel First Aid Kits
While travelling abroad can be one of the best ways to enjoy your holiday, it can carry with it unique risks and first aid considerations. Your travel first aid kit should contain most of the same items you should already be keeping in your home first aid kit, but there are a few special considerations to keep in mind while travelling.