Vehicle Gallery - No pic/No post *read rules on post one before posting*

Alkers

Few pics from the motor show.

Is it just me, or is that Traffic Corps car silver?


I was in Leeds/Hull over the weekend, and tried to get a few Police car photos. I've a few, so I've resized them smaller than usual, so people won't be scrolling for weeks. This does affect the image quality a fair bit, but I doubt anyone'll care.

Wanted to get a few photos of the silver BMW car that UK Police stations always seem to have. One drove past me in Hull, but I didn't have my camera. When I did have my camera, the BMW was nowhere to be seen. Was only out and about with the camera for an hour or so.

Goonerdee

PSNI's roadshow Evo



PSNI bike

-Corkie-

The Traffic Corps look a wa better silver with the full markings on them as opposed to the one stripe..

This old girl got a good rattle.

rallye150flyer

Dublin civil defence afs on duty in tallaght on St Patrick's day

kwalshe

Screen grab from Traffic Cops . ST220 Welsh police... My dream car

Garda cars outside Drogheda court today;

swiftblade

In the St Patrick's Day parade in Dundalk.

Sorry for so many photo's

swiftblade

Goonerdee

A PSNI ford estate and VW van

Small few from Drogheda parade;

searescue

Tralee's new silver Avensis

Goonerdee

Couple of years old this one, it was taken with a mobile camera so is a bit blurry.

It had responded to a call out to a fire alarm at an M1 service station in England. Turned out to be a false alarm.

Goonerdee

Some pics from the Northern Ireland International Airshow

Goonerdee

Yes, I have loads of pics of ES vehicles. Taking a while to look for them among the thousands of photos I have.

This one is vehicles belonging to volunteer Emergency Services in NI.

Zambia

I don't think the Victoria Highway Patrol request any particular colour.

source

Some I've gotten from the internet.

King Ludvig

http://www.flickr.com/photos/csi_will/5161457121/in/set-72157625348852318/


Photo's of UK forensic investigation unit (not my photographs)

Goonerdee

Was visiting a friend when youths set fire to the field opposite her house, got some nice pics of the fire engine called out.

pingu2008

Drogheda's Magirus Multistar on her maiden voyage;

Meant to post these, too;

CharlieCroker

saw this in cork today

cian_s_obrien

Recent trip to Edinburgh

incident commander

Fotos.

kwalshe

Spotted this on the Here's what I saw today forum
Not my pic

I believe that's RTE's Garda car? Looks strange (but good) with no lightbar!


Spot the difference;


2010:





2011:

searescue

searescue wrote: »

:rolleyes: This crowd again - much to the annoyance of other Gardai and Coast Guard members.

To be fair, I believe, and I could be completely wrong, of course, but I am under the impression that as far as river rescue groups go in Drogheda, they're the best and most active.


Just came across this on my PC that I took last year. Don't remember taking it at all




(how's that for shoddy selective colouring! :P )

byrner88

Deleted User wrote: »

I believe that's RTE's Garda car? Looks strange (but good) with no lightbar!


Spot the difference;


2010:





2011:

the lightbars are different

searescue

Deleted User wrote: »

To be fair, I believe, and I could be completely wrong, of course, but I am under the impression that as far as river rescue groups go in Drogheda, they're the best and most active.


Just came across this on my PC that I took last year. Don't remember taking it at all




(how's that for shoddy selective colouring! :P )

I've heard the same, that they are fairly active alright, but as many Coast Guard members will tell you in here, they're frowned upon. They do their own thing, take the calls from the declared unit (not that this is a big thing but at least notify the declared units). They have turned up on other units turf without notifying Gardaí or Coast Guard - most recent example was when they came along to Dublin (Howth I think) - without notification and joined in a search.

I've no doubt in my mind that they've good intentions, just that I don't think they go about things the proper way. Anyway, as a Coast Guard member, we're often not too comfortable with undeclared units as we feel a sense of babysitting going on - not nice but just human nature.

After my ramble I better add a picture - this was taken in Tralee a few years back where a storm blew parts off this old petrol stations' canopy