Reflective Striping Guidelines – NFPA 1901 deadline for compliance

It will be a federal standard that all fire, rescue, medical and other emergency vehicles have reflective chevron striping applied to the back. You must act soon because the deadline to comply with this new regulation is December 31, 2014. Be sure to mention our website to receive a special discount. You may have seen these new reflective vinyl striping patterns on the road today. Remember this only applies to emergency vehicles.

The style on the right side is incorrect. The one on the left is the compliant one.

What can you do to meet the deadline to comply with these new reflective striping guidelines?

You can stop by Innovative Signs of Tucson for vehicle measurements and a price quote. We will handle all the necessary color combination requirements set by the city/municipality. After getting the color combination requirements we will go over the layout for compliance. Afterwards we can then special order the required vinyl for the job. When it arrives we will contact you to bring in your emergency vehicles for install. We are your vehicle graphics solution to the NFPA 1901 Reflective Striping Guidelines.  Design and installs are done in-house here at our local northwest Tucson, AZ location. Contact us for more information.

Why Innovative Signs for reflective emergency vehicle graphics?

Our extensive wrap experience. From cut vinyl graphics on vans, boats and reflective vinyl graphics installed on police vehicles. We have also done a lot of full vehicle wraps in Tucson.

Superior quality products. We use the best quality vinyls and laminates that will show our workmanship. They are also warrantied and you will be wowed by their appearance. Our wraps we have done a few years ago are still out on the road today.

Vinyl removals and installs. Innovative Signs will remove your old vinyl graphics and install the new vinyl. We want to be your one stop shop from start to finish.

Be sure to act soon because the deadline for reflective striping guidelines will be soon approaching. This applies to all emergency vehicles.