LF66 TWJ
Demonstrator
BMW X5

Demonstrator
Ford Mustang

VX16 FYT
Demonstration
Vauxhall Astra

KN62 OBJ
Northumbria Police
Vauxhall Mokka
Based at Seahouses

KN62 NZP
Northumbria Police
Vauxhall Mokka
Based at Seahouses

WN59 KWJ
Metropolitan Police Service
Land Rover Range Rover
Part of the Special Escort Group

SY61 SEG
Metropolitan Police Service
Honda VFR 1200
Part of the Special Escort Group

BX66 HFP
Metropolitan Police Service
BMW X5

BX66 GZH
Metropolitan Police Service
Ford Focus

BX10 LFL
Metropolitan Police Service
BMW K1300S
Notice the Sergeant stripes on the front and rear of the bike

YJ55 TTE
North Yorkshire Police
Citroen Dispatch
Dog unit. This is one of the longest-serving front line police vehicles in North Yorkshire. It was new in 2005 and is still in service in Spring 2017, some 11.5 years later!

YJ64 AYB
North Yorkshire Police
BMW X5
One of a number of NYP vehicles at a firearms training exercise inside a disused office environment

FJ14 EHK
Derbyshire Constabulary
BMW X5
ARV

AY 999
States of Guernsey Police
Dacia Duster
Based on Alderney, with Crabby Bay and Fort Grosnez in the background. This is one of two police vehicles based on the small island. The registration plate is transferred from vehicle to vehicle as the police car is replaced. A small body of officers police Alderney, with support from officers from Guernsey on weekly secondments.

AY 2821
States of Guernsey Police
Nissan NV200
Based on Alderney. This is one of just two police vehicles used to police the island and the only one capable of transporting detainees. It replaces AY 2730, a Ford Transit Connect, that is seeing out the remainder of it’s life on Guernsey.

34791
States of Guernsey Police
Skoda Fabia

58719
States of Guernsey Police
Skoda Fabia
Neighbourhood Police Team vehicle

32825, 80385
States of Guernsey Police
Nissan NV200
Showing the front and rear design of the vans

YJ66 BRV
North Yorkshire Police
Ford Transit

F113 DOP Metropolitan Police Wasserwerfer 9000

This is one of three water cannon purchased by the Met in 2014 and sold off in 2016. Bought second-hand from the German police, these vehicle were very controversial due to the cost of buying, maintaining and upgrading them – particularly when they weren’t authorised for use on the streets.

In the wake of the 2011 riots, then London Mayor Boris Johnson authorised the purchase of the three vehicles at £28,000 each and asked them Met to prepare them for use. They were stored at the Met’s Gravesend outdoor training facility and the Met denied the existence of them for quite some time.

The Home Secretary has never authorised their use and provided a long list of reasons why they wouldn’t be authorised. The Met confirmed that they had spent £330,000 in total on the project including upgrades, paintwork and training.

London’s former Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, Stephen Greenhalgh tweeted a picture of one of the water cannon in use on the training ground. Credit: Twitter/Stephen Greenhalgh.

Northern Constabulary
Oar-powered police raft, used in a fun charity event

BX13 DGV, BX10 LFF
Metropolitan Police Service
BMW R 1200 RT

YJ15 HDD
North Yorkshire Police
BMW 330D

Police Demonstrator
Audi A6 Avant

Police Demonstrator
Jeep Renegade

Police Demonstrator
Fiat Fullback

North Yorkshire Police
Peugeot 308
Having its livery applied prior to the blue lights being fitted

Police Demonstrator
Mitsubishi PHEV