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@@samanli-tw3id It's got East Lancashire Coachbuilders (known as East Lancs among bus spotters/enthusiasts such a myself) bodywork, so was most likely purpose built as that now defunct company (bought by Optare I believe) was known for making one-off products for it's customers. From the badging it seems to be on a Dennis Arrow chassis, and it's something I've seen mostly (in videos, sadly never been yet) in Germany, having a bus as a mobile command unit - there's even one for the bus simulator OMSI/OMSI 2.

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When I was little I thought it was a fire bus 😂😂😂😂

Nothing like a fire engine to get you going in the morning ;)

It really does

it be go WAA WOO WAA WOO WAA WOO lol, sort of like the sirens of the police vans down at the police station i work at

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Thanks for watching :)

He got sued later i think

@@zcvp don’t talk nonesene, he can’t be sued, he complied with. The Highway Code… was he a muppet yes, but can’t be sued, he doesn’t by law have to climb a curb, go through a red light etc.

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The black mercedes?

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perfect if you switch the two-tone siren from the Dennis sabre with the ambo near the start

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That would sound a lot like Jupiter.

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So this is an emergency vehicle used by the British Transport police. These respond to incidents mostly involving the train networks, most common a person who's been struck by a train.

@@FruityAlexis bro if it says police it's police

@@FruityAlexis How can someone survive being hit by a train?

@@KnivesHELLYEAH1 Quite possible to survive at low speed, not every train strike is a fatality.

It depends if the train has emergency brakes.

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Also, why do some EU license plates have a blue mark on them and others don't? Is it like an optional thing? Is it only for specific vehicles? Why do they do that?

That's right! Similar to NYPD ESS trucks. It's a bit of a personalisation thing, those who wish to have the EU flag on their numberplate can choose to.

@@kaneyt0 its the Euro-band. Usually used by european countries that are in the European Union.

​@@CobraEmergencyIt's called an ESU truck

At one point, the Emergency Service Unit (ESU) were referring to their larger trucks as Emergency Service Squad (ESS). As written on the side. I'm not entirely sure what the difference was/is, but I don't see reference to this much anymore.

@Blitz101 they are emergency response vehicles for LONDON Underground, but are driven by British transport police under blue lights. They respond to emergencies such as suicides , bombing, train crashes and lots more.

I think a Redtronic something? I'm not too sure!

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Yeah they do a lot of work with NHS Ambulance services now in assisting them with incidents! Great people.

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It’s called a yelp siren

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+Caelan Graham It's to keep them undercover, the whole point of an unmarked police car is that they blend in with traffic, but if people knew the numberplate of undercover cars then they will act different around them :) obviously if someone got pulled over by an undercover police car, or saw one drive past they'd see the number plate, but it's up to them if they wanted to pass that information on, most of these youtubers will blur it out so that the police can carry on being under cover :) hope that answers your question

+Caelan Graham Thanks. TheRebel112 explained it pretty well. But just to note, most unmarked police cars aren't used for undercover operations - but rather just for that 'edge' so they're less visible. For example, traffic police cars are used by officers in uniform and have very visible lights most of the day - that to someone like me stands out miles off! How-ever to catch your usual day to day traffic offenders, who often don't notice details like that, they're unmarked to give them that 'edge'. Anyone using their phone wouldn't notice them at all! How-ever some naughty people, perhaps involved in more serious road crime (E.g. theft of a motor vehicle) may use illegal ANPR (Automatic Numberplate Recognition) technology on board their vehicle to alert them when an unmarked vehicle is nearby.

Thank you very much! 😄

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+Eddie Downard I have also noticed this before - they're an old style of lighting, known as strobes. They don't use them anymore. Thanks mate!

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Th because Britain have the best appliances

No a mobile fire command center

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Wtf is that siren

@@BobaShakeMallow a London German siren combined.

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Hope u get well soon :)

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Mercedes-Benz Atego - Alpha Two Four Two. No they're not - in fact this fire engine is one of the busiest and most commonly seen in Europe!

+CobraEmergencyVideos thanks!

+Shanon Delaney It is! :) - CEV

+CobraEmergencyVideos were is it based or does ir travel up n down the uk ?

Malvern Fire Station on Worcester Rd, Malvern, Worcestershire ;)

Air horn two tone used on old Morris minor police

+Super Trini Gamer Not just Morris Minors, but this style was used on all emergency vehicles until the mid-80s when London introduced American wailers. But still used by many police, ambulance & fire from the 80s, into the 90s - and early 2000s. How-ever it's now mostly used by fire appliances, still today in 2010+. Sometimes Ambulance and very very rarely police.

+Shanon Delaney Yes it's the old two tone airhorns as Super Trini said. Still used by many fire services though.

That's some great information cobra! I had no idea they were still used after that time being of period,

Yes this truck I filmed is from 2004. But I've filmed trucks from 2013 with them as well. And there's some new 2015 ones out there with two tone horns as the default as well.

Urban Search and Rescue! It's a pod mounted on a truck that carries heavy rescue equipment for major disasters. This particular one is specialised for transit disasters. If you were to Google; Urban Search and Rescue, there's a whole world of it.

+DJGAMER Harris No sorry - I don't watch videos of toy cars :)

+CobraEmergencyVideos oh. sorry.

It's okay. Keep it up though ;)

Hahah that's so cool! I am very honored to be of assistance. Thank you so much! Hope your son's well. Best regards ;)

Same to u My son 1.5 years old.

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It’s a transport unit

the speed is fine they open as soon as they mobilise so its already fully open by the time they are in the appliance

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Yikers, thats way too severe. At least make it private and kinky