London Fire Brigade BMW i3’s These electric vehicles were introduced in 2016 and feature a range-extender engine under the boot floor. This doesn’t power the wheels, it just charges the batteries to double the range from around 180 miles. The car is quick around the streets of the capital with 0-60 in eight seconds and a top speed of 93. There are 52 vehicles in the fleet (as of August 2016) with the following registration plates: LF16 EVK, LF16 PTX, LF16 XCE, LF16 YXO, LF16 PNE, LF16 PTY, LF16 YPW, LF16 YXP, LF16 PNL, LF16 PTZ, LF16 YPX, LF16 YXR, LF16 PNO, LF16 PVA, LF16 YPZ, LF16 YXS, LF16 PNU, LF16 PVD, LF16 YRG, LF16 YXT, LF16 PNV, LF16 PVK, LF16 YRK, LF16 YXU, LF16 PNZ, LF16 XBH, LF16 YRM, LG16 AXB, LF16 PPU, LF16 XBM, LF16 YRP, LG16 AXC, LF16 PPV, LF16 XBO, LF16 YXH, LG16 AXK, LF16 PPY, LF16 XBS, LF16 YXJ, LG16 AXM, LF16 PPZ, LF16 XBT, LF16 YXK, LG16 AXN, LF16 PSY, LF16 XBU, LF16 YXL, LG16 AXP, LF16 PTU, LF16 XBV, LF16 YXM, LG16 AXR. Share this with | London Heliport Fire and Rescue

Six-wheel buggy with blue flashing lights mounted to the frame VW LT 46 Tdi Mercedes Atego / Emergency One This is the prototype of the 2016-specification fire appliances for LFB. It carries the illustrious fleet number 150 as 2016 is the brigade’s 150th anniversary. It was passed from station to station over the second half of 2016 for evaluation and feedback. The open-top appliance has two seats at the front and wooden planks down the side for firemen to sit on as the keep hold of the ladder. A traditional bell is mounted at the front as well as the hole to enter the cranking handle to start it. New in 1916, this appliance has quite some history behind it! It started life with London Fire Brigade in 1916 and was retired in 1932. It then became the factory fire engine for Joseph Crosfield and Sons Limited in Warrington. In 1955 they decided to donate it to Imperial College London for educational purposes. Four brave students drove the temperamental appliance some 200 miles from Warrington to London at speeds of up to 35 mph!

It remains with Imperial College today. Some of its TV and film appearances include Blue Peter in 1982 and Downton Abbey in 2014. James Baxter of Morecambe This old fire appliance has been converted into a Seafood outlet. It is still showing its old registration plate BA-543-CF 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.  Wandsworth Parks and Events Police New to the relaunched parks and events police service in Wandsworth in 2016.repo motorcycles for sale in texas Oar-powered police raft, used in a fun charity eventhonda motorcycle dealer wichita ks Surrey Search and Rescuemotorcycle shops conroe texas It carries a Zodiac MilPro inflatable boat in the back with a 40hp outboard motor. red wing boots worcester

It was funded by the Department for Transport to Surrey Search & Rescue as part of the national flood rescue capability Mountain Rescue Incident Control Unit Built in 1938, the fire engie cost when £1,200 new. It was originally equipped with a 50-foot ladder but this was chnaged to a 30-foot ladder after the first one collapsed during a drill.honda motorcycle dealers cumbria One of a pair seen here at Colindale blood bank in Londonmotorcycle tyres in cairns Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (Bristol)best 1000cc supersport motorcycle 2014 This electric BMW is driven by volunteers who transport mums who are unable to drive due to surgery to visit there babies Yorkshire and the Humber

This car was new to the small London constabulary in 2015. As well as being used for patrolling the heath, it carries first aid equipment including a defibrillator. This is important because the ambulance service often struggle to access the heath and then can find it difficult to navigate. The light bar has been customised to show a single blue light at night so people can see it is a police vehicle from a distance in total darkness. This 2011 dog unit is used to patrol the heath. The slogan of ‘Policing Hampstead Heath’ has been added to the front and rear because some people aren’t sure what constabulary means. Emergency Intervention Unit manned by a police officer and a Network Rail or London Underground employee BX13 DGV, BX10 LFF BMW R 1200 RT DPL 1137 LG based at Lambeth LX65 BWZ, LX65 BWVThese are two of five identical cars used for specialist operations. They would normally be deployed on high-risk tasks or when inconspicuity is called for.