Police Vehicles

Whether you drive “one man” or “two man” cars, two Unity spotlights are better every time.  In a “two man” car the benefits of having an instant aimable light for each officer that can be directed when and where you want it are impressive.  Use them as alley lights, as take down lights, as searchlights for ‘maximum safety at the scene_sm’.

Since spotlights are aimable, traffic stops are safer for the officers.  By positioning one spotlight in the side mirror and the other in the rearview mirror the drivers vision can be impaired allowing the officer to approach the vehicle without becoming a silhouette.

Unlike fixed bar lights, Unity spotlights can be properly positioned so that they are focused on the stopped vehicle not into on-coming traffic.  Traffic stops become safer for all motorists and minimize congestion.

By using two Unity spotlights, “One man” cars can enjoy all the safety benefits of a “two man” car as well as the illusion of two officers in the vehicle.  By hooking up the passengers side spotlight so that the driver can turn it on (this may be done simply with a separate toggle switch or through a switching console), the officer turns on the passenger side spotlight (pre-positioned in operating position) then turns on the driver side spotlight.  The driver of the stopped vehicle now believes there is a second officer in the vehicle providing greater safety during the stop.