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Since 2001, when the President travels out-of-town, his motorcade
consists of about 35 vehicles. Listed here is the approximate order
of a typical presidential motorcade, and indicates the vehicle
number, occupants and purpose:
* Car #1: Local police car (maintains integrity of motorcade)
* Car #2: Local police car (maintains integrity of motorcade)
* Car #3: Marked police car (bomb sweep)
* Car #4: Route Car, marked police car (intersection control)
* Car #5: Pilot Car, marked police car (coordinator)
* Car #6: Lead Car, marked police car (command police
personnel)
* Car #7: Lead SUV (Secret Service)
* Car #8: Lead SUV (Secret Service)
* Car #9: Lead SUV (Secret Service)
* Car #10: Armored Limo, Spare Limo (Secret Service)
* Car #11: Armored Limo, The President and First Family (Secret
Service)
* Car #12: Follow-Up SUV (Secret Service)
* Car #13: Follow-Up SUV (Secret Service)
* Car #14: Follow-Up SUV (Secret Service)
* Car #15: Control Car (staff personnel)
* Car #16: SWAT Car (Secret Service SWAT Team)
* Car #17: Support Vehicle (staff personnel)
* Car #18: Staff 1 (staff personnel)
* Car #19: Staff 2 (staff personnel)
* Car #20: Staff 3 (staff personnel)
* Car #21: ID Car (ID team, Secret Service)
* Car #22: White House Personnel (staff personnel)
* Car #23: Camera 1 (photographers)
* Car #24: Wire 1 (writing press)
* Car #25: Camera 2 (photographers)
* Car #26: Camera 3 (photographers)
* Car #27: Camera 4 (photographers)
* Car #28: Press Pool Van (press pool staff)
* Car #29: Press Van (press staff)
* Car #30: Guest Van (VIP guest, staff)
* Car #31: SWAT Car (local police SWAT)
* Car #32: Ambulance (Fire Department personnel)
* Car #33: Press Bus (press staff)
* Car #34: Local Police Car (maintains integrity of
motorcade)
* Car #35: Local Police Car (maintains integrity of
motorcade)