BTP used to have an amazing fleet, good lights and everything, but that bloomin TVP fleet agreement has produced some horrific setups. Great compilation!
I agree, the new BTP cars with the TVP light setup just doesn't work. Both services have now also got new Peugeot cars and vans, I'm not the biggest fan of either of them.
Definitely my new favourite video anywhere on the internet of all time! Nice job and thank you for spending the time to create these and making my day so much more enjoyable after the draining anxiety of school. Thanks mate.
@@CobraEmergency Absolutely fine! I love BTP and that amazing and super rare catch; one of the most rare things anyone can ever see in the emergency service world (BTP pulling someone over) at 11:15 is my absolute favourite! Especially with that humourous magnetic beacon. I wonder what they must have done to warrant BTP pulling them over; must be something quite serious as BTP legally only have power outside of railway related property if they deem there to be risk to life, risk of damage to property or their powers are required to assist in carrying out their specific duty. All in all, amazing video!
at the 5:11 mark if someone questions why there where so many officers for one Guy it was a possible suicide attempt the guy was shouying "I wanna die" hence the need for that many officers to keep him safe
Great collection! I considered joining the BTP in Manchester at one point myself, although it didn't seem like the most interesting Police force to join potentially
It's the Emergency Response Unit, it's a technical vehicle used by rail staff to attend incidents, clear them and open up the network again. The only reason it's set up as a police vehicle is because the British Transport Police are the only agency in the rail network authorised to use siren and lights, so a police officer drives it to get to incidents quickly. There are non-police versions also but their response time is very lengthy in London traffic.
The British Transport Police have a few of those. Yeah it's quite funny they look like it but it's actually an Emergency Response Unit which is actually operated by TFL who use them to respond to serious incidents where an engineer and advanced equipment is needed. They are operated by TFL but they are partnered with BTP so that they can have blue lights because the Home Office being the Home Office decided to deny them that capability. But yeah they do look quite entertaining. Imagine being pulled over by one of those things! 😄
The British Transport Police have a few of those. Yeah it's quite funny they look like it but it's actually an Emergency Response Unit which is actually operated by TFL who use them to respond to serious incidents where an engineer and advanced equipment is needed. They are operated by TFL but they are partnered with BTP so that they can have blue lights because the Home Office being the Home Office decided to deny them that capability. But yeah they do look quite entertaining. Imagine being pulled over by one of those things! 😄
@@EastSussex999 TfL couldn't utilise emergency warning equipment because there is no provision in law for the Home Office to make that exemption for them - it would require a change in legislation. Not worth the hassle when things work just fine.
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Did you like this themed compilation and would you like to see more?
Yes!
Yea please
Yess
This is AMAZING!!
Yeah... can you do an MoD police one?
BTP used to have an amazing fleet, good lights and everything, but that bloomin TVP fleet agreement has produced some horrific setups. Great compilation!
I agree, the new BTP cars with the TVP light setup just doesn't work. Both services have now also got new Peugeot cars and vans, I'm not the biggest fan of either of them.
Definitely my new favourite video anywhere on the internet of all time! Nice job and thank you for spending the time to create these and making my day so much more enjoyable after the draining anxiety of school. Thanks mate.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Happy to have made your day so much better. :)
@@CobraEmergency Absolutely fine! I love BTP and that amazing and super rare catch; one of the most rare things anyone can ever see in the emergency service world (BTP pulling someone over) at 11:15 is my absolute favourite! Especially with that humourous magnetic beacon. I wonder what they must have done to warrant BTP pulling them over; must be something quite serious as BTP legally only have power outside of railway related property if they deem there to be risk to life, risk of damage to property or their powers are required to assist in carrying out their specific duty. All in all, amazing video!
agreed
Yay for bonus railway content!!
AWESOME COMPILATION, COBRA. Loved it!!!
THANK YOU!
The Mercedes emergency response unit car must of been one hell of a catch
One of the best of the last decade for sure!
Awesome video and very beautiful veichle!
Oh no
The police!!!!
Didn't expect the BTP to use steam locomotives but hey there you go xD nice train though seriously
Well, they are the train police! 🚆 😂 It is nice though!
Great videos mate! I bet many can't make a 15 minute compilation of BTP 👍😀
Thanks! It sure takes a few years of footage!
Would actually consider moving to London or surrounding just to see these, amazing catches!
BTP cover the whole of the UK!
@@hampshireemergencyvehicles7916 Yeah just see emergency services more frequently in general at London
@@vojleyo certainly do
Ye
I wouldn't recommend moving to London.
Great compilation!!
Awsome video keep them coming stay safe 🚔🚔👮♀️👮♀️
Awesome video!
Amazing👍
Great catches !
Thanks! :)
Amazing Video!
Didn't know you were into trains... I am too
Ok
Same I'm into trains
(The channel name is a giveaway)
Nice Video! fav part is 12:09 only cause its west mercia
Ah yes, Worcester.
Absolutely epic!! Loved this video!!
Question. 5:14 what was going on there? If you know.
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
Police had tackled a suspect after the panic button was activated.
Amazing 👍🏻
Thanks!
Very nice Video! :)
Honestly, British emergency vehicles are way better looking than American emergency vehicles.
at the 5:11 mark if someone questions why there where so many officers for one Guy it was a possible suicide attempt the guy was shouying "I wanna die"
hence the need for that many officers to keep him safe
3:15 poor girl on the bike... officer was nice about it though!
Belle vidéo
Merci!
Nice vid
ive never seen a police vehicle like that one at 30 seconds
It's not a police vehicle. It's TfL's Emergency Response Unit vehicle driven by a BTP officer.
@@jaxcoss5790 oh right i just never seen one of those before
Awesome can you record more trains in the future?
Thanks Deputy! Yeah you know what? Sure! The question is where do I put them?
Awesome compilation cobra, which area is west mercia?
It's a county up north close-ish to the Birmingham sort of area.
Cheers mate it sounds like its Merseyside but their force is Merseyside police
@@logansadler1931 Definitely not Merseyside. Merseyside is more west than Mercia.
West Mercia covers the counties of Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire, in the English Midlands.
Action Stations.
anyone over 18 can volunteer for the police
5:17 what happened?
10:38 my fav vauxhall
Great collection! I considered joining the BTP in Manchester at one point myself, although it didn't seem like the most interesting Police force to join potentially
Too good for BTP, were you?
Nice! Also, what are your pc specs?
This reminds of the Bill the 80's British police series
Nice!!
Do BTP neighbourhood officers respond on blue lights or is it just arv and SRU
HOLY SHIT HOW DID YOU CATCH ALL THREE OF THOSE RIOT VANS
Quick question but what is that fire engine type thing for?
It's the Emergency Response Unit, it's a technical vehicle used by rail staff to attend incidents, clear them and open up the network again.
The only reason it's set up as a police vehicle is because the British Transport Police are the only agency in the rail network authorised to use siren and lights, so a police officer drives it to get to incidents quickly. There are non-police versions also but their response time is very lengthy in London traffic.
@@CobraEmergency also could you do some rlc bomb squad vids if you see any and maybe go around aberdare pontyprydd area plss 😀🏴
2:12 police minibuses lol
What are the big fire truck looking things for?
The British Transport Police have a few of those. Yeah it's quite funny they look like it but it's actually an Emergency Response Unit which is actually operated by TFL who use them to respond to serious incidents where an engineer and advanced equipment is needed. They are operated by TFL but they are partnered with BTP so that they can have blue lights because the Home Office being the Home Office decided to deny them that capability. But yeah they do look quite entertaining. Imagine being pulled over by one of those things! 😄
Can do more police car video
3:58 limo
How do you recognise these as BTP? (Besides the obvious ones which have it written on)
Crest on doors and website on back.
Does anyone know the exact siren product at 10:03
Not too sure but I’ve heard it mostly on the coast guard 4x4
Wait so what kicked off at 5:17
Person resisting arrest was fighting with an officer.
British Transport Police.
Yes I did
Law & Order.
That is what happens if u get 1000000 stars in gta v
Too fast ;)
Its the s-max for mee
0:32 police fire engine???? 🤔
The British Transport Police have a few of those. Yeah it's quite funny they look like it but it's actually an Emergency Response Unit which is actually operated by TFL who use them to respond to serious incidents where an engineer and advanced equipment is needed. They are operated by TFL but they are partnered with BTP so that they can have blue lights because the Home Office being the Home Office decided to deny them that capability. But yeah they do look quite entertaining. Imagine being pulled over by one of those things! 😄
@@EastSussex999 TfL couldn't utilise emergency warning equipment because there is no provision in law for the Home Office to make that exemption for them - it would require a change in legislation. Not worth the hassle when things work just fine.
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That German siren should be banned in the uk
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Choo choo
Nice!