The Cash-in-Transit van is built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter base vehicle using lightweight and anti-cut composite panels to provide optimal protection without adding performance-affecting additional weight. The result is a vehicle offering a range of ballistic protection levels with factory performance and maneuverability standards intact.

RMA Special Vehicles’ in-house R&D team develops products for our range of Cash-in-Transit (CIT) vehicles. This team focuses on innovation, development and production of Composite Ballistic Products and Protection Panels to stringent international industry standards. This part of our business enables our vehicles to be modified to be safe against bullets from handguns and even assault rifles. The panels are also anti-flammable, cut-proof, resistant to chemicals,

humidity and blunt force attacks. This gives our CIT vehicles the edge, while keeping them within their original Gross Vehicle Weight operational spectrum.