Fleet
Police cars, also known as police cruisers are the standard equipment used by Toronto Police officers for transportation. The vehicles are numbered in regards to their division and car number. For example, 3322 represents that the vehicle is from 33 Division, and the following 22 is the vehicle designation number.
Other fleet numbering patterns include:
- Area Field Command Unit—AFCXX
- Bail Compliance Unit—BCUXX
- Bike Patrol Unit—XXX
- Central Field Command—CFCXX
- Chief of Police—CHIEF
- Command Vehicles—COMDXX
- Court Services—CRTXX
- Courier—RMSXX
- Emergency Task Force—ETFXX
- Forensic Identification Services—FISXX
- Information Technology Services—ITSXX
- Marine Unit—MUXX
- Mounted Unit Services—MTDXX
- Parking Enforcement—PKEXX (East)/PKWXX (West)
- Police Dog Services—PDSXX
- Public Safety Unit—PSUXX
- School Resource Officer—SROXX
- (Marine) Service Vehicle—SRVX
- Spare Vehicles—7XX
- Toronto Anti-Violence Intervention Strategy (TAVIS)—TAVXX
- Toronto Police Tow Trucks—8XX
- Traffic Services/Transit Patrol Unit—6XXX / 66XX
- Video Services Unit—VSUXX
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