The specialist unit that responds to emergency incidents on the Tube network will be able to cut through London's traffic more quickly under a trial being carried out with the British Transport...

May 10, 2019 · A New Emergency Response Vehicle from the British Transport Police (BTP) seen responding on blue lights and sirens in London, England, UK. A partnership between Transport for London and BTP...

Dec 2, 2018 · ENG: One of two British Transport Police ERU's responding urgently to a person on the tracks at Holland Park Tube station. The Central Line had severe delays because of the incident....

Nov 19, 2018 · Emergency vehicles from British Transport Police, London Air Ambulance and London Ambulance Service HART responding to an incident at Rayners Lane station in...

The Emergency Response Unit (ERU), and the three response vehicles, supports the whole London Underground network as well as London Overground, Docklands Light Railway and London Tramlink.

The vehicle allows BTP officers and railway engineers to travel to an incident in the same way that other police vehicles can to an emergency, which enables us to clear incidents and carry out repairs more quickly.

The ERU – who also have blue light capability – are an invaluable resource for us as they are able to carry out a multitude of tasks ranging from clearing fallen trees and mending holes in fences, to re-railing trains and carrying out emergency track repairs.

An initiative launched with the British Transport Police (BTP) has seen some of the Tube's Emergency Response Unit (ERU) vehicles designated as police vehicles and driven by trained BTP...

(BTP) to ensure all key responders at accidents, incidents and emergencies that occur within LU’s infrastructure work together in a consistent manner with high levels of safety and recover train...

From derailed trains to cats running wild, TfL's Emergency Response Unit (ERU) are on the scene to put things right. They get trains up and running again, reunite owners with wayward pets...