What are the Police driving these days?
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The more interesting cars they buy the better choice for people like me at bargain prices
Been Umming and aahing over this all week
http://www.xpcarsales.co.uk/octavia-vrs-20-tdi-12-...
Bargain for what it is
Been Umming and aahing over this all week
http://www.xpcarsales.co.uk/octavia-vrs-20-tdi-12-...
Bargain for what it is
ch108 said:
In the Stirling area there are a couple of unmarked Jaguar XFs. Used to be unmarked Octavias too. The marked cars seem to be mainly BMW estates or Volvos. Although i see a fully marked Mitsubishi Shogun most mornings. The police pool cars are usually silver Corsas or Focus where Police is written along the bottoms of the doors and the rear bumper, and have the Police Scotland crest on the bonnet. They are not equipped with blues and twos. This was Police Scotlands idea of making the police more visible here. The pool cars can be used by civilian police workers and there was an outcry from said workers that they could be targeted or be misidentified as police officers when driving these cars.
The way at least one of the silver Corsas in the Stirling area is regularly driven I assume that the driver is a civilian...For example, tailgating me through a 20mph limit outside a school.
ChemicalChaos said:
Aren't we missing the point here? Assuming you use a Bugatti Veyron as your getaway car, it still won't be able to outrun a police chopper unless you managed to hold vmax on a motorway (unlikely). And even then, it definitely won't be able to outrun the radio signals to the next units up the road....
Police helicopter coverage is massively reduced now. Not saying they couldn't still be used, but gone are the days of a helicopter always being in the force area. Now it could be three or four counties away - ie: in south Cleveland or North Yorkshire when it's needed immediately in Berwick.
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