Category: Police (General)

J90814 Used for general patrol duties on Jersey is this Honda Jazz.



The rear view of the simply-liveried car.

J14999 Carrying a personalised registration plate bearing ‘999’, this States of Jersey Police VW Crafter is used for educational and promotional uses.



The rear view. Adverts for the Fatal Four are displayed: mobile phones, drink driving, excess speed and no seat belt.

J118391 A Land Rover Discovery that is part of the States of Jersey Police fleet.



The rear overhead view.

J95174 This Mitsubishi Shogun is a tough 4×4 that is used on the Channel Island of Jersey.



The rear view of the fully battenburged car.

J16252 A Skoda Octavia that is used by the States of Jersey Police and is based at the St Hellier headquarters.

J26649 A Skoda Octavia that is used by the States of Jersey Police and is based at the St Hellier headquarters.

J84506 A Skoda Octavia that is used by the States of Jersey Police and is based at the St Hellier headquarters.

J30766 A VW Transporter that is used by the States of Jersey Police. Notice the two full-width clear LED light bars.



The rear view. A very small Crimestoppers message is displayed on the right hand rear door.

PX07 BGF, PX09 CUV, PX58 BFZ Here is a line up of three Cumbria Police vehicles outside stone-built Windermere police station. Notice the all of the vehicle carry Cumbria’s standard Vector light bar of five lights arranged in a V-shape. Left to right are a Peugeot Expert, a Ford Transit and a Ford Transit Connect.

BX10 LJU Here is a Met Police Mitsubishi Shogun. Four police officers inside observe passing traffic and pedestrians.



The rear view.

DK11 BYF This BMW Estate is part of the Cheshire Constabulary. This is one of the more top end police vehicles used by Traffic Officers. Here it’s pictured showing its blue LED lights flashing with repeaters hidden within the front light cluster.



The rear view.

This Skoda Octavia VRS is one of the more unusual police cars that are used across the country. This demo model is aimed at roads policing teams. Unlike traditional police cars this one is in dark grey.



Here is a rear view of the police vehicle. It is shown here with battenberg markings and chevrons on the back.

This Seat Exeo is a standard police patrol car. They are usually around £20,000; however fitting police equipment raises the price but bulk buying lowers it too. It can do 0-62 MPH in 9.6 seconds.



This rear view of the Police Vehicle. Shown here with the Battenberg markings and the unusual blue light bar on the top.

This Audi A6 Avant has a top speed of 155 mph (on the 3.0 quattro version) and is a very fast and reliable car. Here it’s shown with the standard battenberg markings.



Here is a rear view of the vehicle. Shown here with the Battenberg markings and the chevrons on the back. Also shown with Blue lights in the rear light cluster.

This Ford Galaxy is a Sussex Police vehicle. Its size allows a number of people and equipment to be carried to accident scenes as it is used as a Forensic Collision Investigation unit.

This Jaguar XF is one of the top end police cars. Only highly trained traffic cops will be permitted to drive this car at speed.



This is a rear view of the luxury Jaguar.

This VW Passat Estate is show here without a blue light bar. It can be used for non-emergency work but can also be supplied fitted with a light bar to allow emergency response work.

This Mitsubishi i-MiEV electric police vehicle is an eco-friendly part of Thames Valley Police’s fleet. It is used by PCSOs for transportation and does not respond to emergency calls.



This is a rear view of the vehicle, showing the small police markings and Thames Valley Police logo.

J57133, J19211 States of Jersey Police operate this pair of Honda Deuvilles out of their St. Hellier HQ.



The rear view of the pair.



One of the bikes at speed on the A1 out of St. Hellier.

PX59 BGK This is a Volvo V70, new in 2009, that is part of the roads policing fleet of Cumbria Constabulary in the North West of England.



The rear view.

XCZ 4924 A police water cannon from the Police Service of Northern Ireland. The PSNI are the only UK force to operate these vehicles, of which they have six. If required they can loan them to UK forces or the Irish Republic’s Garda.



The rear view of the large water cannon, which is approximately the size of an airport fire tender. It is normal procedure to operate a pair of these together.



The vehicle in action. Various water patterns can be generated from the two cannons mounted above the cab and the smaller side cannons. This includes a powerful jet of water (shown) as well as a misting effect.



Inside the cab where the driver and three operators sit. It is heavily armoured as its size and use often makes it the target for attacks.

Watch a video of this vehicle in action!

72687 States of Guernsey police operate this silver Skoda Octavia.



The rear view, including the Crimestoppers telephone number.



A close look at the force crest on the doors.

42913 States of Guernsey Police operate this Skoda Octavia. An unusual feature is the amber light bar rather than the traditional blue. This car is mainly used for road checkpoints rather than emergency response work.



The rear view.

56462, 35230 This pair of Vauxhall Astras are used by the States of Guernsey Police. The only differences between the vehicles are the colour of the wing mirrors and the roof callsigns of 2 and 5.



A side-on look at the pair.

BX58 PFK, BU12 AHJ Here is a Metropolitan Police Vauxhall Astra in front of a Hyundai i30. Both vehicle have their blue and red flashing lights showing as they are stopped at a major junction. The Astra has been involved in a minor collision with a truck.



A look at The Vauxhall Astra showing two officers discussing the situation beneath Big Ben.



The police officer in the high visibility jacket investigates this minor collision.



The damage on the front offside of the Astra is quite superficial.



The damage on the rear nearside of the truck is also minor.

DN59 TKO This is a Ford Cmax used by armed police from the West Midlands force.

Two Met Police BMW motorbikes take a corner at speed as they escort a VIP.

This action shot shows outriders of the Special Escort Group leading a precession of UK and American police vehicles down The Mall in central London.



The precession moves on. Travelling in the third car, ‘The Beast’, is president Barack Obama.

FJ11 BVV This is a Ford Transit van that is part of Derbyshire Constabulary’s fleet.



The rear view, showing the ‘Licensing Team’ wording and roof and side CCTV cameras. This is part of a Derbyshire Violence Alcohol Harm Licensing (VAL) Project.



The side panel showing the three logos of the partnership: Derbyshire County Council, Derbyshire Constabulary and Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service.

This North Yorkshire Police BMW 330D is demonstrating its array of blue flashing lights.