Category: Transport Police

LV63 NHD
British Transport Police
Ford Kuga

LX13 APZ
British Transport Police
Ford Focus

LX12 CSZ
British Transport Police
Mercedes Vito

VX60 DRV
British Transport Police
Volvo V70

LJ64 EKL, LX13 DGY, LJ64 EKH
British Transport Police
You can easily seen the roof markings of these Vauxhall and Ford vans due to the curved and mirrored structure of Birmingham’s New Street station.

LJ64 EKE British Transport Police Ford Ranger Emergency Intervention Unit

Sister vehicle EKC showing some of the equipment carried

British Transport Police Mercedes Sprinter. Notice the Essex registration plate rather than the London plate that BTP vehicles usually carry

LJ15 LKD British Transport Police Vauxhall Vivaro

LX62 CWG, LX62 CBO, LX12 CUC British Transport Police Line up of vehicle in ascending height order! L-R: Ford Kuga, Vauxhall Vivaro, Ford Transit.

LJ64 EHY British Transport Police Ford Focus

LX59 CVW British Transport Police Vauxhall Astra – Emergency Response Unit, operated in conjunction with Network Rail. Covers London North / Anglia from a base at Caledonian Road. Driven by a BTP officer, and carrying a Network Rail Mobile Operations Manager, the unit responds to incidents such as person under train and mental health issues affecting the railway.

KE05 JLX A BTP Iveco London Underground Emergency Response Unit based in a depot at Camden

LX62 CXW A 2012 BTP Ford Kuga in central London.



The rear.

LX10 BKE A BTP officer drives his Vauxhall Vivaro on blues and twos but is baulked by traffic.



Seconds later he is past the hold up and making progress.

LX59 CVR This BTP Vauxhall Astra has been caught in a snow storm that has covered the light bar.

LX12 CUC A 2012 Ford Transit is shown here complete with windscreen grille and roof rack.



The rear view.

LX56 EVR This is a BTP Nissan Pathfinder Trek 2.5 DCI.

LX07 AOJ Is an imposing Nissan Pathfinder of the BTP.

This Yamaha bike is used by the BTP in London to respond to incidents on the Underground and street-level stations and lines.

LX59 CVC This is a 2009 Chevrolet which the BTP use for general duties, but with the option of using it off road.



The rear view of the Chevrolet with fleet number C26.

N1 BTP This is a British Transport Police major incident vehicle. It is a Renault truck and is unusual in having a personalised registration mark.



The rear view.

LX59 CVO and LX09 BHV are both BTP cars based at Paddington Station in London. The car in front is a Vauxhall Astra and behind is a Ford Focus.

An overhead look at the Astra, showing the roof markings 93-B-316. On the side of the car you can see the B316 unique reference repeated.

LX56 EVF This is a BTP Nissan Pathfinder that is shown with a train and railway station in the background.



The rear view, showing the repeater blue and red flashing LEDs on the bumper.

LX57 FHH This photograph shows a Ford S-MAX used by the BTP. It is the 2.0 TDCI Zetec engined model.



The rear view.

LX56 EVF is one of the BTP’s Nissan Pathfinders, seen here at Inverness Station.



The rear view. Notice how there are two identical force crests on each side, one on the front door and a second on the rear-most window.

LV52 LUZ This is a BTP Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversion. It is used as an incident control unit and this is shows by not just the wording but the traditional checker markings around the roofline. It was seen here in Manchester.



The rear view

LX09 BKO This is a Ford Focus estate. It is a response car that is based at York and covers the city and surrounding areas as part of the BTP’s North East Area.



The rear view of the Focus, showing the standard livery.

AE56 KVA is a Vauxhall Astra CDTI estate that is used by the BTP. Notice the super-slim light bar on the roof with repeater blue lights on the front grille.

This 2007 Mercedes Benz Vito is used by the BTP. It has a yellow bonnet, and many force crests placed around the bodywork. Notice the two full-sized light bars on the roof, packed with blue led’s. It is used for chemical, nuclear, radiological and biological incidents.

LX07 AFU is a BTP short wheel base Vauxhall Vivaro with a band of battenburg. It has two full-width light bars on the roof and seating and secure prisoner transportation inside. Notice that due to the nationwide remit of the force, this London-registered vehicle was stationed at Edinburgh station in Scotland.