First Aid Kits for Vehicles: What Every Fleet Needs

Minor injuries happen on the road. First aid kits for vehicles help your team manage small cuts, scrapes, and burns, support care until EMS arrives, and keep work moving. If you manage company cars, trucks, or service vans, stocking the right kits and keeping them replenished is a simple way to improve safety and reduce downtime.

Why vehicle-ready kits matter

• Drivers face changing conditions, tight spaces, and limited access to supplies.
• A compact, organized kit saves time when seconds count.
• Standardized contents across your fleet make training and restocking easier.

What to look for in first aid kits for vehicles

• Compact, durable case that fits under a seat or mounts in the cab.
• Clear organization with labeled pouches and easy-to-read contents.
• Workplace-ready supplies for minor wounds, burns, and eye irritation.
• Refillable design so you can replace items without buying a whole new kit.
• Compliance clarity. For many fleets, a Class A workplace first aid kit aligns with typical on-the-road hazards. Always assess your hazards and choose accordingly. OSHA does not approve specific kits.

Good, better, best: kit options for the road

Traveler’s vehicle kit
A compact soft bag with bandages, antiseptic wipes, burn gel packets, pain relief, and basic tools. Easy to stash under a seat or hang in the cargo area.

Vehicle or truck first aid kit
A sturdier box with a handle and snap closures, stocked with bandages, gauze, tape, burn care, eyewash, tweezers, scissors, CPR face shield, and a quick guide. Many models are sold as Class A workplace kits. Confirm the product’s listing for compliance details.

Custom fleet kit
Build a mix that fits your routes and risks. Add extras like cold packs, finger cots, triangular bandages, elastic wraps, and an emergency blanket. We assemble it, you standardize it across vehicles.

Training and placement

• Walk each driver through the kit so they know where everything is and how to use it.
• Keep kits within reach, not buried under tools or cargo.
• Refresh skills with basic first aid and CPR classes on a regular schedule.

Core contents for first aid kits for vehicles

• Gloves and barrier protection: nitrile gloves, CPR face shield.
• Bandages and wound care: assorted adhesive bandages, fingertip and knuckle bandages, gauze pads, rolled gauze, adhesive tape.
• Cleaning and antiseptics: antiseptic wipes, hand sanitizer.
• Bleeding control: larger pads and compression options for minor bleeding.
• Burn care: burn gel packets for small, work-related burns.
• Eye care: eyewash ampoules for dust and debris.
• Tools: tweezers, trauma shears, cold packs, triangular bandage, safety pins.
• Guide: a quick first aid reference.

Restocking made simple

Kits get used. Stay ready with an inventory worksheet and a refill plan. Replace what is used, check expiration dates, and standardize refills across every vehicle to save time and control costs. Many items are available as first aid kit refills, so you do not have to purchase an all-new kit.

Save up to 50% versus route service by filling your workplace first aid kit yourself.

Ordering and shipping

• Ships in 24–48 business hours on business days. Typical delivery is 4–7 business days.
• Free shipping at $100+ in the contiguous US. Hawaii and Alaska excluded.
• USA only. Tax-exempt and PO orders accepted with documentation.

Get started

• Shop first aid kits for vehicles
• Order refills now
• Talk to a human for help standardizing your fleet: sales@firstaidsuppliesonline.com

Information provided is for general guidance and does not constitute legal or medical advice.