Vehicle: New Norwegian Police Design

In the past 24 years, the uniformed police cars have been the same: White with red and blue markings.

The problem with the old colors are that the decals hardly have been visible in the dark.

The new Police style will increase the vehicle's visibility in traffic.
The new uniform will keep the white as background color. Black is also built in as a portion of the decals. But most attention will however be the fluorescent effect in the yellow. With large areas, these contribute to increased visibility both in daylight and at night.

The old uniforms are being phased out continuously as older vehicles are replaced by new vehicles

Vehicle: Norwegian Police Packer Ceresco

This is one of the vehicles that an operation leader would use. They will be called in when there's large situations needing extra coordination and hands-on leadership for instance during large traffic accidents, fires, riots and so on. These vehicles are driven by either a Police Superintendent or a Police Chief Inspector

Vehicle: Postal Service "Bring" Packer Ceresco

 

Bring is a Norwegian Postal and Logistics company in Scandinavia. The company is wholly owned by the Norwegian Postal Service. This is the kind of vehicle they would use from a distribution center to the customer.

Vehicle: Postal Service "Posten" Packer Ceresco

 

The Norwegian Postal Service is a wholly government owned company group responsible for the mail system in Norway. The Norwegian Postal Service is one of the biggest companies in Norway. It's also one of the oldest companies in Norway, founded in 1647 by the Danish king Christian IV. They would probably use vehicles like this from their distribution centers to the postal offices.