and white Sillitoe tartan stripes on the uniform jackets and pants. Iceland The Icelandic Police wear a black-and-white Sillitoe tartan Pattern on shirt and trouser cuffs, lower hems of jackets and on the base of side hats and baseball caps. A blue and yellow pattern is applied as a reflective marking to the lower part of patrol cars as well. Hong Kong The Hong Kong Police Force use, to a limited extent, both two and three-tiered blue and white Sillitoe tartan schemes (Battenburg markings) on traffic vehicles. This pattern appears to be similar to the Australian style of police markings. Indonesia The Traffic Corps of Indonesian National Police use blue and white Sillitoe tartan markings on uniforms and traffic vehicles. Malaysia The Royal Malaysia Police use a gold and blue Sillitoe tartan on some patrol vehicles and full pattern on some tow trucks, but not on motorbikes, uniforms, or insignia. Netherlands The plan for a national uniform for local municipal enforcement officers contains the Sillitoe tartan patterns on the cap and shirts, sweaters and jackets on a uniform similar to that of the Spanish local police. Norway The different emergency units of Norway can be distinguished by the colour scheme of the Sillitoe tartan, where the checquer pattern alternates between a colour and reflective white squares. Police: matte black and reflective white checquer – Used only on clothing uniform Fire brigade: reflective red and reflective white checquer – Used on clothing and vehicle uniform Ambulance/paramedics: reflective green and reflective white checquer – Used on clothing and vehicle uniform Civil defence: blue and white chequer – Used only on clothing uniform South Africa The Durban Metro Police use the same blue and white Sillitoe tartan pattern as Australia on their vehicles, unlike the police vehicles of other cities in South Africa. See also Battenburg markings Black Maria Panda car Zed-car Black and white (police vehicle) Jam sandwich (police car) References External links Emergency vehicles Visibility Tartans