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Chrysler detailed the updates for its now available 2014 Dodge Charger Pursuit sedan for law enforcement, including changes to its drivetrain, brakes, exterior look, and new police-specific features, such as Secure Park.
Read More →The report focuses on Department of Public Safety law enforcement vehicles managed by three sections: 2,209 by State Highway Patrol, 178 by Alcohol Law Enforcement, and 11 by State Capitol Police.
Read More →The Michigan State Police will test four new police motorcycles and Chrysler's new all-wheel drive Dodge Charger Pursuit this year among the 22 police vehicles evaluated for law enforcement purchasers.
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The new POLICE line of brake pads offers longer wear life and higher fade resistance for law enforcement vehicles that operate under sever driving conditions, such as high-speed driving, sudden stops, and when performing difficult maneuvers, according to the company.
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The Iowa Department of Public Safety (DPS) has added eight Humvees to its fleet through the military’s 1033 Program. The 1033 program allows a transfer of military equipment to law enforcement agencies at no cost to the agency.
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Two Idaho-based companies have introduced differing law enforcement versions of Yamaha's FJR-1300 sport-touring motorcycle.
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Adamson Industries Corp. now carries a new product from AWS, Inc., an Automated Weapon Storage Locker for a law enforcement sedan or SUV. The Automated Weapon Storage Locker is a single drawer designed for most sedans and SUVs and opens by electrical impulse in one second by wireless remote, push button, or both.
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The Buncombe County, N.C., Sheriff’s Office recently converted 10 Ford Crown Victorias to propane autogas. The law enforcement fleet expects to displace 20 tons of greenhouse gas emissions each year and save more than $13,000 annually on fuel cost savings running on autogas.
Read More →Through an alliance with TomTom, LoJack will offer fleet telematics solutions beginning in the first quarter of 2013 to small and medium business owners, commercial fleets, automotive dealerships, and law enforcement agencies.
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TORRANCE, CA - Despite rumors to the contrary, General Motors will continue producing its existing Chevrolet Impala patrol car for law enforcement fleets in 2014 even though the automaker is introducing a redesigned non-police version of the Impala.
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