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SUVs take CHP undercover
August 21, 2025
|Los Angeles Times
Patrol’s stealthy fleet looks just like civilian vehicles. Their target: reckless drivers.
THE HIGHWAY PATROL'S new fleet of SUVs in civilian colors is designed to escape easy detection.
They're coming for you, California. And you aren't gonna see them coming.
They're the California Highway Patrol and they're riding in spiffy new SUVs that don't look like your daddy’s cop car.
The CHP deployed 100 new Dodge Durangos a little more than three months ago. They're designed to escape easy detection. Gone is authoritarian black-and-white; replaced by a dreamy, civilian-style color palette. The SUVs also aren't outfitted like standard patrol cars. There's no push bumper, no giant antenna and no light bar mounted on the roof.
The Highway Patrol announced in early May that officers would begin cruising in the specially marked patrol vehicles “to crack down on what can only be described as ‘video game-style’ driving on our highways.” And for good reason: More than a third of all traffic fatalities in California are speed-related, according to a 2023 UC Berkeley study.
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