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Quad Bike
This vehicle is a small 2 seater all terrain vehicle that is available to all officers within the Police.
This cannot be taken outside of the green zone (Kavala).
May be used by PCSO+
Unmarked Quadbike
May be used by C/INSP+
Van Transport & Cargo
The Van Cargo is an upgrade to the Police Zamak and can be used for the same purposes as the Zamak. With the Van Tranport, you can carry officers from one place to another with great ease. You can use it on a standard patrol and it also goes faster than normal transport vehicles.
May be used by PC+
Unmarked Van Transport/Cargo
May be used by C/INSP+
May be used by PC+ during situations that allow unmarked vehicles.
Hatchback
The basic version of the hatchback sport. Your typical 4 seater.
May be used by PCSO+
Unmarked Hatchback
May be used by C/INSP+
May be used by PC+ during situations that allow unmarked vehicles.
MB 4WD
The Four-Wheel Drive was introduced when the Atlis Police Constabulary were sent to Tanoa for a season and was brought back to Altis. It is a fast and mobile vehicle with great off-road capabilities.
May be used by PC+
Unmarked MB 4WD
May be used by C/INSP+
May be used by PC+ during situations that allow unmarked vehicles.
Zamak Transport (Covered)
Mostly used for setting up checkpoints. It is also used to carry any illegal goods found whilst raiding a house.
May be used by DC+
Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV)
This vehicle is the standard patrolling vehicle, and officers should use marked vehicles for all operations except for banks, where unmarked, black or silver SUVs should be used.
May be used by PC+
Unmarked SUV
May be used by C/INSP+
May be used by PC+ during situations that allow unmarked vehicles.
Sports Hatchback
This vehicle is an exceptionally fast vehicle and should not be used unless the person has the required skills to do so. The required rank to drive this vehicle is Detective Sergeant and above.
Exception: Officers in RPU are allowed to use these vehicles from the rank of SPC+
Unmarked Sports Hatchback
May be used by C/INSP+
May be used by DC+ during situations that allow unmarked vehicles.
Hunter
INSP+ can pull a hunter in response to (an) ifrit(s) or using the Bank/Armoured Transport Regulations
When taking out the Hunter, you should bear in mind that rebels will actively target you. Only take the Hunter out if you have a lot of experience with them and know how to use them efficiently.
May be used by A/CC+ on patrol.
Offroad (HMG)
This is a very valuable asset to the Police, however, it is also a high-value target for rebels so this vehicle should be used carefully and with the utmost common sense.
May be used by C/INSP+ in the following circumstances:
Large scale runs: this is a run where an MRAP is present or where 6+ HEMMT/Tempest trucks or where a fuel pod/SDV is being sling loaded.
In accordance with the Bank/Armoured Transport Regulations
LSV - Qilin (Unarmed) and Prowler (Unarmed)
LSVs are agile vehicles which are widely used by the Police. Detective Constables and above have access to the light version (without doors). Detective Sergeants and above have access to the regular version (with doors).
May be used in the following circumstances:
In accordance with the Bank/Armoured Transport Regulations
SUPT+ may patrol in the light version
C/SUPT+ may patrol in the regular version
Offroad
This vehicle is aimed more towards Offroad patrols and situations. It is not used very often but nevertheless still a vehicle at our disposal.
May be used by PC+
Offroad (Unmarked)
May be used by C/INSP+
May be used by PC+ during situations that allow unmarked vehicles.
Qilin (Armed)
This is a very valuable asset to the Police, however, it is also a high-value target for rebels so this vehicle should be used carefully and with the utmost common sense.
May be used by SUPT+ or TFU 2+ in the following circumstances:
Large scale runs: this is a run where an MRAP is present or where 6+ HEMMT/Tempest trucks or where a fuel pod/SDV is being sling loaded.
In accordance with the Bank/Armoured Transport Regulations
Ifrit
INSP+ can pull an Ifrit in response to an ifrit(s) or using the Bank/Armoured Transport Regulations
When taking out the Hunter, you should bear in mind that rebels will actively target you. Only take the Hunter out if you have a lot of experience with them and know how to use them efficiently.
May be used by A/CC+ on patrol.
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