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RoadFlex now offers its capabilities to help public-sector fleets streamline fuel tax exemptions, reclamation, reconciliation, and audit-ready reporting.
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To reduce speeding-related deaths, state and local agencies are using unmarked patrol cars, sports cars and "ghost" cruisers with obscure law enforcement markings that can only be seen close up.
Read More →Gamber-Johnson's new Universal Computer Cradle, the NotePad V, is a rugged mounting cradle for most of the computers currently in the marketplace. The NotePad V was designed with five areas of importance in mind: security, function, safety, aesthetics, and installation.
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Go Rhino Trunk Trays come standard with more than 900 square inches of workable space on the full-width tray and plenty of area for mounting a variety of electronic equipment.
Read More →Since the late 1990s, half of all LEO deaths are due to vehicle accidents. During that time frame, 24 percent of the vehicle deaths (in 353 crashes) involved the officer being ejected from the vehicle, indicating a seat belt was not in use.
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Law enforcement agencies can begin placing orders for the detective version of the 2011 Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle (PPV) in October and the police package in January, General Motors has announced.
Read More →James Lloyd Robinson III has been arrested and charged for allegedly stealing the vehicle and leading police on a pursuit that reached speeds exceeding 120 mph. The collision ended the chase.
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Larson Electronics' Magnalight.com has added several two-foot LED lights that are certified as explosion-proof and could be used by a law enforcement agency in its aircraft maintenance facility.
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Skid Plates from the Go Rhino Products Public Safety Division have been tested and approved by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department for 2010. The heavy-gauge steel construction protects a vehicle's undercarriage from costly damage.
Read More →The 18,000-pound special purpose vehicle cost $242,909 and was funded with a homeland security grant. The vehicle is set on a Ford F-550 chassis and can withstand a blast from an explosive device, as well as any available non-military grade munitions.
Read More →The investigation revealed Corporal Dana Kevin Cusack was driving a "high rate of speed" at the time of the collision, according to a release from the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office. Cusack didn't have his blue lights on and had not called in a traffic stop to dispatchers.
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