Hybrid Police Vehicles The men in blue are “going green” all over the country. Police departments across the United States are beginning to tap the automobile industry's potential to save taxpayers' dollars while increasing efficiency and saving on gas.
Who is Using Hybrid Police Vehicles
The men in blue are “going green” all over the country. Police departments across the United States are beginning to tap the automobile industry's potential to save taxpayers' dollars while increasing efficiency and saving on gas. The solution? Hybrid police vehicles. Where are new hybrid police vehicles taking root? How do these hybrid police vehicles work and what sets them apart from traditional Crown Victoria police cars?
Where To Find Hybrid Police Vehicles
Police departments and city councils are flocking to hybrid police vehicles as the 21st century progresses. These vehicles are ideal for police departments in need of eco-friendly patrol, police aide, and traffic control cruisers. The list of municipalities replacing Crown Victorias® and Ford Taurus® models with hybrid police vehicles increases by the month. Northern Illinois University Police began using Toyota Prius models in 2006 to assist motorists and handle routine calls. The Seattle Police Department invested in Toyota Prius in 2007 to decrease its fuel consumption while keeping patrol cars on the street.
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