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XCZ 4924 A police water cannon from the Police Service of Northern Ireland…



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!



This is a Pangolin ALR Mk.IV that is used by the PSNI in Northern Ireland…



This is a Pangolin ALR Mk.IV that is used by the PSNI in Northern Ireland. The vehicle is heavily armoured and all lighting has grillwork to protect it. It was introduce to the fleet in 2011 to begin to replace the aging Tangi Land Rovers.



The rear view of the Pangolin. This fleet of vehicles is based on the Land Rover 110 and are converted by England-based Pangolin. They have a Puma engine and a six-speed drivetrain.



Inside the rear is basic bench seating.

RGC 779 Auxiliary Fire Service Bedford RLHZ

RGC 779
Auxiliary Fire Service
Bedford RLHZ
This Yellow Goddess was used in Northern Ireland, most recently in the early 2000s during firefighter strikes. The army were concerned that the vehicles would be attacked and so they were fitted with guards over the windows and locker handles were removed. The most obvious change was that there were painted yellow to distinguish them from other green military vehicles.

PKZ 4844 This Browns / Volvo FL250 is the only fire engine on the island of…



PKZ 4844 This Browns / Volvo FL250 is the only fire engine on the island of Rathlin, off the North Antrim Coast, Northern Ireland. It is seen here exiting the Rescue Station which is shared with the Coastguard.



A look at the full length of the appliance. You can just see the sideways facing blue flashing lights mounted at the back of the step into the cab.



The rear view of the appliance. It holds the claim of being the only fire appliance in Northern Ireland to be based on an island. It is manned by a fully retained volunteer crew who spend two hours per week training. However sometimes a full year can pass without any call outs. If back-up was required at a call, this could take about an hour to come by car ferry from the mainland.

YEZ 7127 Belfast Harbour Police operate this VW Tiguan. It is fitted …



YEZ 7127 Belfast Harbour Police operate this VW Tiguan. It is fitted with Tracker as well as the usual police equipment.



The rear view of the Tiguan. Belfast Harbour Police are the only harbour or port police service in the UK to be routinely armed, bringing them in line with their neighbours the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

LKZ 2890 A 2004 Nissan Nivara in silver that is used by the Port of Larne …



LKZ 2890 A 2004 Nissan Nivara in silver that is used by the Port of Larne Police in Northern Ireland. The car carries a very simple livery and the only writing on the outside is on the light bar. Small amber flashing lights are used when driving around the port, with blue lights operated in emergency situations.



The rear view of the 4×4 Navara. Mounted onto the Truckman rear are two of the small amber flashing lights. This is the only vehicle operated by this very small port police service.

CKZ 8740 is a Land Rover Defender 110 that is used …



CKZ 8740 is a Land Rover Defender 110 that is used by the Northern Ireland Fire Service. This 1999 vehicle has a 2.5 litre turbo diesel engine that can power it across rough terrain, or used to tow a fire boat as seen here.



The rear view of the same Defender. The striking red and yellow livery can be seen, which includes a bespoke spare wheel cover.

Here are a Mercedes Sprinter and a Toyota Landcruiser…



Here are a Mercedes Sprinter and a Toyota Landcruiser from Northern Ireland Ambulance Service’s fleet. The 4×4 is fitted with a roof box for extra storage as well as two full-width light bars. It is also fitted with a winch and can carry a patient lying on a spinal board inside.

LKZ 9218 This Range Rover Ambulance (Call sign…



LKZ 9218 This Range Rover Ambulance (Call sign SA003) is with Severn Ambulance & Medical Services. It was formally with St. John Ambulance and the NHS. It is used in the South Gloucestershire area for off road events. It carries a Northern Ireland registration mark.



The rear view of the Range Rover with ambulance coachwork.

A West Yorkshire Police BMW X5 battles through…



A West Yorkshire Police BMW X5 battles through picturesque but treacherous snowy conditions. During the heavy snow fall of January 2010, West Yorkshire police drafted in a fleet of Land Rovers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland to assist with reaching more remote locations.

PCZ 4361 This is a PSNI (Police Service of…



PCZ 4361 This is a PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) MG ZT saloon. The silver body colour is replacing white on some cars in some police forces to increase the sell-on value of the vehicle after its police life. The PSNI replaced the RUC (Royal Ulster Constabulary) as part of the Northern Ireland peace process in 2001.

This is a Honda Goldwing police bike. It…



This is a Honda Goldwing police bike. It was one of a number of ‘liveried’ motorcycles that Honda supply to the police for the NW200 in Northern Ireland. It may well be exactly the same vehicle that Durham Constabulary were using in 2000