There is no standard size for SWAT vehicles. Some may be as small as 16 feet in length, providing an easy-to-maneuver option for urban police departments. Other vehicles are large enough to carry large fleets of SWAT teams along with all the necessary surveillance equipment, weapons, and communications technology. Whatever the size, it’s important to make sure that the interior of the vehicle is optimized for maximum storage and workspace.  SWAT vehicles may be built inside a commercial truck, van, or even trailers. Many are marked with the department’s name and graphics, while others are left unmarked so the SWAT team can travel without being noticed. Depending on the size and budget of the department, SWAT vehicles may double as RDVs, mobile command vehicles (MCVs), or crisis and hostage negotiation centers.