Motorcycle unit/ Outfit/ Training
I would like for this to be added. A motorcycle unit would make a difference in your fleet of officers. Here is an example: You have a foot pursuit and the suspect goes down an alleyway that normal patrol car officers can’t fit through. The motorcycle unit could change that, they will be able to go down the alleyway with their motorcycle to catch the suspect. They would be able to fit through tight spaces (alleyways) to catch the suspect. Their outfit would include: Bright neon POLICE traffic vest, white motorcycle unit helmet, basic officer uniform, and their duty belt. They would not be able to carry any long rifles, only their issued firearm. Now, let’s get on to training, training would include: acessive maneuvering abilities, be able to for through tight spaces, and basic patrol car officer training (Pushups, cardio, discipline, firearms’ training, etc). I hope you will make this idea a thing in the final game.
Like to see HD motorcycles too 🙂
Agreed.
I only just now realized this ‘ideas’ area was here, and was coming here to make this same suggestion.
My personal take on motorcycles, isn’t like a maneuverability sort of thing, but more a cheaper means for patrol units. Instead of needing to maintain and buy a car, which is generally more expensive, you can have a bike out on patrol or taking speed. Also, maybe there are certain speed-trap locations that only a bike can sit in because cars are too big and just can’t fit.
I don’t know that I’d like to see bikes in pursuits, because it’s just too dangerous – it’s too easy for an assailant to hit a bike an injure one of your officers. Now, not to say a bike shouldn’t join in a pursuit if available. In fact, on the contrary, I’d like to see an officer potentially be injured by joining in a pursuit. Maybe the officer hits a patch of gravel and loses control at high speed, or maybe the suspect that the officer is pursuing attempts to run the bike off the rode. In other words, I think bikes should partake in pursuits as a secondary role, where local speed and law enforcement is their primary role.
I totally agree with your idea! Good work!