After months of struggling to choose a design, Toronto Police have unveiled their new cruisers today.
Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders revealed the new designs this morning.
I’ll be unveiling our new frontline police vehicle at 10 am today. Stay tuned!@TorontoPolice pic.twitter.com/8LBy8Hn2sl
— Mark Saunders (@marksaunderstps) August 21, 2017
After listening to the community and listening to @TorontoPolice members, here is our new frontline cruiser pic.twitter.com/Ws4vnD0twk
— Mark Saunders (@marksaunderstps) August 21, 2017
“After listening to the community and listening to @TorontoPolice members, here is our new frontline cruiser,” Saunders said in a Tweet.
The new cars are two-toned with a grey front and rear and white doors.
The new design comes after 2016’s failed designs. The initially proposed dark grey cruisers were heavily criticized by the public.
FYI: @TorontoPolice squad cars will be dark grey going forward. No longer white. pic.twitter.com/iXL7AFnGUo
— Norm Kelly (@norm) September 7, 2016
Police Chief Mark Saunders put an immediate halt to the production of the new cruisers and went back to the drawing board asking for the public’s opinion on how the new cars should be designed.
Looks like Toronto Police listened and these new and improved cruisers look pretty slick.
Let us know in the comments what you think of the new rides.
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