Rescue sheets

Model-specific rescue sheets available from manufacturers are listed in the table below. Please note that not all manufacturers are also providing rescue sheets for their older models with airbags. Manufacturers not yet offering rescue sheets will start providing them.

At present, rescue sheets can mostly be found on German manufacturers' / importers' websites and are available in German only. You have to look/search for the key words "Rettungskarten" (rescue sheets), "Rettungsdatenblätter" (rescue data sheets), or "Einsatzblätter" (incident response sheets). Alfa, Fiat, Lancia, Mercedes, Maybach, Smart, Opel and Saab offer rescue sheets in several European languages.

With the standard key to the symbols, every rescue sheet is easy to read. All manufacturers use the same symbols and colours in their rescue sheets.

Below, please find the standard keys to the symbols (translation chart) which should be used with the German rescue sheets.

Keys to the symbols:

English French German Italian Portuguese Spanish Dutch

To download the rescue sheets, please refer to the manufacturers' homepages. Content and layout are under the manufacturers' own responsibility. This also applies to the file sizes which in some cases are very large (please consider when opening/printing the files).

The column "multilingual / designation" indicates whether the rescue sheet is already available in other languages and under which name you may find it on the relevant website.

Brand Link
AbarthDownload Rescue Sheets
Alfa RomeoDownload Rescue Sheets
AudiDownload Rescue Sheets
BMWDownload Rescue Sheets
BentleyDownload Rescue Sheets
BYDDownload Rescue Sheets
CadillacDownload Rescue Sheets
ChevroletDownload Rescue Sheets
ChryslerDownload Rescue Sheets
CitroenDownload Rescue Sheets
CS-ReisemobileDownload Rescue Sheets
CupraDownload Rescue Sheets
DaciaDownload Rescue Sheets
DaihatsuDownload Rescue Sheets
Dethleffs (Wohnmobil)Download Rescue Sheets
DS AutomobilesDownload Rescue Sheets
DodgeDownload Rescue Sheets
FiatDownload Rescue Sheets
Fiat TransporterDownload Rescue Sheets
FordDownload Rescue Sheets
HondaDownload Rescue Sheets
HyundaiDownload Rescue Sheets
IsuzuDownload Rescue Sheets
JaguarDownload Rescue Sheets
KiaDownload Rescue Sheets
LanciaDownload Rescue Sheets
Land RoverDownload Rescue Sheets
LexusDownload Rescue Sheets
MaseratiDownload Rescue Sheets
MaxusDownload Rescue Sheets
MazdaDownload Rescue Sheets
MaybachDownload Rescue Sheets
MercedesDownload Rescue Sheets
MG MotorsDownload Rescue Sheets
MiniDownload Rescue Sheets
MitsubishiDownload Rescue Sheets
NissanDownload Rescue Sheets
OpelDownload Rescue Sheets
PeugeotDownload Rescue Sheets
RenaultDownload Rescue Sheets
Ruf-AutombileDownload Rescue Sheets
SeatDownload Rescue Sheets
SkodaDownload Rescue Sheets
Sunlight (Wohnmobil)Download Rescue Sheets
Smart (bis 2021)Download Rescue Sheets
Smart (ab 2022)Download Rescue Sheets
Ssang YongDownload Rescue Sheets
StreetScooterDownload Rescue Sheets
SubaruDownload Rescue Sheets
SuzukiDownload Rescue Sheets
TeslaDownload Rescue Sheets
ToyotaDownload Rescue Sheets
VauxhallDownload Rescue Sheets
VWDownload Rescue Sheets
VolvoDownload Rescue Sheets

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The FIA Foundation was established in 2001 with a donation of $300 million made by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the non-profit federation of motoring organisations and the governing body of world motor sport.

The FIA Foundation is an NGO in Roster Consultative Status with the Economic & Social Council of the United Nations and a regular participant in the Working Party on Traffic Safety and the World Forum on Harmonisation of Vehicle Standards at the UN Economic Commission for Europe, and is a leading participant in the UN Global Road Safety Collaboration. The Foundation works with a range of international agencies including the World Health Organisation (WHO), the World Bank and the UN Environment Programme on road safety and environmental issues.

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