For delivery trucks, long-haul transporters, and freight vehicles operating on public roads or within warehouse environments.

Companies that manage large fleets of commercial vehicles, including for delivery, construction, or public transport.

Businesses specialising in car transport, where drivers frequently load and unload vehicles on the roadside or at depots.

Businesses like DHL, UPS, or Amazon, which operate delivery vans and trucks in densely populated residential and commercial areas.

Buses, coaches, and tour buses, especially in urban areas where pedestrian and cyclist interactions are frequent.

Companies delivering food and beverages, particularly large vehicles servicing restaurants, grocery stores, and wholesale operations in urban areas.

Businesses involved in fuel delivery and transport, particularly for tanker trucks at petrol stations or industrial sites.

Companies providing breakdown recovery or roadside assistance, like the AA or RAC, where workers are exposed to moving traffic on busy roads.

Ambulance services, fire departments, and police vehicles, where protecting responders on the scene is crucial.

Road repair and highways agencies, where vehicles need to create safe work zones on active roads or motorways.

Municipal refuse trucks and recycling collection services working in residential areas with high pedestrian and vehicle traffic.

Recycling centres and hazardous waste disposal operations that require vehicles to offload materials in busy areas.

Utility companies involved in electrical, water, or road infrastructure repair, where vehicles are often parked on roadsides during repairs.

Public works departments operating street cleaning, tree maintenance, and other council service vehicles.

Vehicles transporting materials to and from construction sites, especially in urban or high-traffic areas.

Mining and quarry companies operating large industrial vehicles in environments where workers are constantly moving around.

Rail maintenance vehicles operating near train tracks or in urban areas where roads cross rail lines.

Farms and agricultural businesses operating large tractors and machinery on rural roads or within fields near mixed traffic.

Businesses handling large container trucks or trailers that operate within shipping ports or alongside busy roadways.

Oil and gas companies using transport vehicles in hazardous areas or near industrial sites with high foot and vehicle traffic.

Ground support vehicles used for baggage handling, refuelling, and other tarmac operations where clear boundaries are essential for safety.

Large vehicles used in tourism, such as tour buses, especially in crowded tourist areas or on narrow roads.

Production companies using large vehicles for set construction or equipment transport, especially in urban filming locations.

Large trucks and vehicles are used to transport equipment and supplies to outdoor events or festivals, often navigating through crowded spaces where attendees are moving around.