Protected transport for currency, financial institutions, and cash logistics operators.

Armored Cash-in-Transit Vehicles
Secure cash-in-transit vehicles for banks, valuables logistics, armored courier teams, and controlled route operations.Vehicle Selection Guidance
Select the right armored vehicle for the mission.
Cash-in-transit vehicles are configured for secure valuables movement, crew safety, protected compartments, and operational reliability.
Secure movement for high-value goods requiring controlled access and protected compartments.
Vehicles configured around crew workflow, loading, unloading, and service needs.
CITToyota Hilux Cash Box
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
CITCentral Bank CIT
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
CITGMC Savana 6.7L White CIT
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
CITHyumdai H - 1
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
CITFord F550
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
CITArmored Mercedes-Benz Actros
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
CITToyota Land Cruiser 79 Escort
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
CITToyota Land Cruiser 79 CIT Vault
- Build Status
- Configurable
- Request Type
- Specification Review
Decision Support
Match protection, capacity, and deployment needs.
Strong procurement starts with the operating environment, protection requirement, passenger or cargo needs, and destination logistics.
Next Step
Need help selecting the right vehicle?
Send the destination, use case, preferred vehicle, passenger count, and protection level. SchutzCarr can help review the right direction before you commit to a build.
Request Vehicle GuidanceBuyer Questions
Key answers before requesting specifications.
Who uses armored cash-in-transit vehicles?
Banks, cash logistics companies, security operators, retailers, and organizations moving valuables use CIT vehicles for protected transport.
Can CIT compartments be customized?
Yes. Cash boxes, vault areas, crew partitions, access control, and loading layouts can be reviewed around operating procedures.
What should buyers confirm before ordering a CIT vehicle?
Buyers should confirm payload, route risk, crew count, loading workflow, protection level, maintenance support, and export destination.
