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<p>Photo:&nbsp;<span>Jose Ybarra</span></p>

Kawasaki Shelves Concours 14P Motorcycle  

August 14, 2012
Kawasaki Motors Corp. has suspended its Concours 14P police motorcycle program, after determining that dealer modifications were causing a blown main fuse, increasing the risk of a crash.
<p>A Philadelphia P.D. Chevrolet Impala. CC_Flickr: <a href=&quot;http://www.flickr.com/photos/30292131@N04/3320806151&quot; target=&quot;_blank&quot;>10-42Adam</a></p>

Philly P.D. Shifts Away From Front-Wheel-Drive Cruiser  

July 31, 2012
The Chevy Impala has been a "home run" for the Philadelphia Police Department. However, when the department chooses its "next gen" vehicle, it likely won't be a front-wheel-drive vehicle.
<p>Photo: iStockphoto.com</p>

Keeping the Crown Vic  

July 17, 2012
As the new patrol cars become more readily available from the Detroit automakers, many agencies are choosing their new enforcement vehicle. However, for others the decision is on hold. For a variety of reasons they are choosing to stay with the Crown Vic.
<p>Photo courtesy of Lynne Doucette.</p>

A Moose, a Cruiser, and One Lucky Officer  

July 6, 2012
Those of us living and patrolling in the northeast understand the dangers of moose in the roadway. An adult moose can weigh up to 1,500 pounds and stand up to 7 feet tall. So it's no surprise that a collision with one can be deadly.
<p>The Chicago P.D. will begin replacing its fleet that includes Chevy Tahoe SUVs (pictured) with the Ford P.I. sedan and P.I. Utility. Photo: City of Chicago/Walter S. Mitchell</p>

Using a Reverse Auction To Buy Patrol Vehicles  

June 22, 2012
The Chicago Police Department opted for a rarely used online "reverse auction" to acquire its new patrol vehicles for a good price. The department used the eBay-style auction earlier this year to award contracts to two Chicago-area car dealers to supply the Ford Police Interceptor sedan and P.I. Utility.
<p>To celebrate its 75th anniversary, the Kansas Highway Patrol equipped 14 historic-themed Ford CVPIs. Photo: KHP</p>

The World's Last Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor  

June 12, 2012
The last Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor didn't go to a Michigan agency in the automaker's backyard. And it didn't go to one of the nation's largest police forces in Los Angeles or Chicago.
<p>Tampa Police Officer Raymond Green operates a T3 Motion vehicle. Photo courtesy of TPD.</p>

Securing the Republican National Convention  

May 24, 2012
The Tampa Police Department has prepared what command staff members are calling a layered approach for deploying vehicles and officers to provide security at the event, which will be staged at the Tampa Bay Times Forum.
<p>Photo: Texas DPS</p>

Texas DPS Patrol Boats Armed for Cartel Threats  

May 17, 2012
To protect its troopers against Mexican drug cartel soldiers often armed with military-grade weaponry, the Texas Department of Public Safety has outfitted three boats to patrol the U.S. border splitting the Rio Grande River and Falcon Lake.
<p>NYPD fleet manager Robert Martinez (right) recieves an industry award. Photo: Lauren Fletcher</p>

NYPD Honored for Hybrid Vehicle Fleet  

April 30, 2012
Police agencies are typically proud of their traditions, but it was because he broke tradition that the NYPD's fleet manager was presented with a prestigious industry honor for achieving fuel savings with hybrid vehicles.
<p>The LAPD is testing a dashboard touchscreen monitor for future patrol vehicles. Photo: Paul Clinton</p>

LAPD Launches Cost-Reduction Study for Fleet  

April 17, 2012
The Los Angeles Police Department's fleet manager has outlined several cost-control measures to address rising costs, including a study of major fleet costs to develop strategies for reducing top expenditures for fuel, tires, brake components, and big-ticket components such as transmissions and engines.
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