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Not sure I understand the need for the DPC markings...

Seen today

Pic of it here from the ABC. http://www.abc.net.au/reslib/201101/r699685_5349153.jpg

Based out at POCC. Attends to larger incidents when Senior officer is required. the idea is that there is 1 duty inspector based at VKI whilst another can attend rather than just having only the one duty inspector running things from an office at VKI

yorky wrote:Best to search.

I believe its the on road inspector/commander (instead of just having them sitting at a desk).

Yes your quite correct.

Best to search.

I believe its the on road inspector/commander (instead of just having them sitting at a desk).

In Midland saw a blue Ford Teritory wagon with "Duty Patrol Commander" written where you would just have a "Police" Sticker.

What is the purpose of this vehicle apart from the obvious 'duty patrol commander,' as this is the first time i have seen this vehicle???

... being marked as saying "POLICE" it is now marked up as "DUTY PATROL COMMANDER"... just for something different... saw this out at VKI last week.. looks schmicko! ...

... being marked as saying "POLICE" it is now marked up as "DUTY PATROL COMMANDER"... just for something different... Sorry, your quite right its a Territory. ...

AT700 - the DPC - is not a ford explorer... It's a brand new ford territory, which is now dark blue with different markings... Instead of being marked as saying "POLICE" it is now marked up as "DUTY PATROL COMMANDER"... just for something different...

The shift commander who was on duty at 5:44 pm on 10th May.

... the Chief Traffic Operations Controller authorises it 2) Or when the on duty Traffic commander requests/authorises it 3)or when police onsite request it. So they don't respond ...