Boost response times, elevate visibility, and connect with the community like never before.
Patrolling in today’s world demands more than ever before. Officers and security professionals need tools that help them move faster, stand taller, and connect better. Trikke electric patrol vehicles deliver exactly that.
Designed to bridge the gap between foot patrols and squad cars, Trikke’s three-wheeled platforms empower teams to cover more ground with speed, confidence, and elevated visibility. Officers can easily navigate streets, sidewalks, parking garages, campuses, event spaces, and even crowded urban areas where traditional vehicles fall short.
Why Trikke? Because it gives your patrol superpowers:
• Faster response times: Cut through traffic, bypass barriers, and get where you’re needed most—quickly.
• Elevated visibility: Stand above the crowd for stronger presence and awareness.
• Boosted engagement: Officers on Trikkes are more approachable, encouraging positive community interaction.
• Cost efficiency: With no gas, minimal maintenance, and fewer vehicle costs, Trikkes are budget-friendly.
• Easy to deploy: Mastered in minutes and built to perform indoors or out.
Trusted from campuses to city streets, Trikke patrol vehicles redefine what’s possible in law enforcement and security mobility.
Give your patrol superpowers with Trikke.
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Trikkes now part of Waterfront operations—boosting mobility and community reach.
Seattle’s Emergency Services Unit has officially added two Trikke Positron 72V Elite vehicles to its fleet, marking a shift in how officers patrol parkland, pedestrian zones, and waterfront walkways.
In a recent Seattle Times feature on Waterfront Park security, the Positron appeared in action—fully integrated but not yet named. We’re honored Seattle ESU selected the 72V Elite model, powered by a quick‑swap lithium‑ion system capable of 30 mph and built to cover miles on end. Trikke patrol vehicles give officers a higher vantage point in pedestrian areas, quieter operation than traditional carts, and a chance to interact more naturally with park visitors.
Seattle ESU teams are known for their rapid-response and community-connect approach—not just securing zones but engaging citizens in real time. With the addition of Trikke Positrons, they can now patrol more efficiently, respond faster to incidents, and elevate public trust through visibility and accessibility.
From bustling quads to quiet corridors, Trikkes are redefining how campus security teams connect, respond, and cover ground.
Across the country, colleges and universities are embracing Trikke patrol vehicles as a smarter way to keep campuses moving, secure, and engaged. These all-electric, three-wheeled vehicles allow campus police and security teams to patrol both indoors and outdoors with speed, agility, and a commanding presence — while remaining quiet enough to foster friendly, approachable interactions with students and staff.
“With a Trikke, you’re just cruising right through the environment and covering a lot more area with a lot less energy,” says Captain James Smith Jr., Dallas College Police Department (TX). That ability to move effortlessly through courtyards, hallways, and athletic grounds not only improves response times but also increases visibility, a critical factor in building community trust.
Ben Justus, Security Supervisor at Pensacola Christian Academy, points to performance: “The Trikke Defender has stepped in as an excellent replacement … It has significantly more speed than a Segway.” For many institutions, that speed translates into quicker responses to incidents and more proactive engagement.
CEO Gildo Beleski sums it up: “College campuses offer a unique challenge with a combination of terrains … With personal mobility vehicles, it’s possible to rush directly to the scene without facing the hurdles and obstacles police cars face.”
These proven benefits are why the following institutions — from major research universities to specialized colleges — have already made the switch:
California State University, Northridge
Catholic University of America, DC
Clark Atlanta University
Dallas College
Duke University
Fayetteville State University Police
Georgia State University
Georgia Tech University
Johns Hopkins University
Kansas City University
LSUHSC New Orleans
Miami Dade College
Norfolk State University
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Officers praise the Positron’s agility, comfort, and community presence after hands-on orientation.
Trikke electric patrol vehicles are a trusted choice for law enforcement, police departments, and private security teams nationwide.
Most recently, we delivered a new fleet of Positrons to the Burbank Airport Police Department, enhancing mobility, visibility, and response times across one of the busiest airports in the Los Angeles area.
But delivery is just the beginning.
We provide comprehensive training to ensure officers know how to ride safely, making sure each officer is confident riding and maintaining their vehicle for daily patrol.
What Officers Are Saying
The feedback from officers at Burbank Airport was immediate and enthusiastic:
“It’s excellent, actually. I’ve ridden motorcycles all my life. It was very natural getting on it—just getting used to the body lean and everything else. But standing upright and the threshold braking, and then being able to turn in tight, tight turns, as well as apexing corners—I got pretty comfortable with it very quickly. I was very natural on it. A++.”
— Christopher Cabral, Burbank Airport police officer
“Just did an orientation on these Trikkes and I was impressed. Wasn’t difficult. I’m a motor officer from my prior agency, and so I think having a little balance experience helped. These are nice. Cool. Fun.”
— Randy Lloyd, Burbank Airport police officer
Burbank Airport Police officers are now equipped with a fleet designed for modern patrol demands—fast, agile, and rider-friendly.
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Agencies are using Trikke patrol vehicles to increase coverage, boost officer presence, and build public trust.
Mobility matters. So does connection. That’s why agencies across the country are turning to Trikke patrol vehicles—and we’ve got the case studies to prove it.
From high-traffic city blocks to sprawling college campuses and crowded event venues, departments are using Trikke Positrons to tackle modern patrol challenges. The results? Faster response times. Greater officer visibility. And deeper, more natural connections with the public.
Each case study tells a real-world story.
When Fargo, North Dakota needed a new way to patrol its busy downtown and build community confidence, they deployed a fleet of Trikkes—and residents took notice. When Dallas College police officers wanted to cover more ground with less fatigue, they turned to Trikke patrol vehicles for a daily mobility upgrade across multiple campuses.
From airport security to hospital campuses, Trikke patrols are proving their value every day. Riders consistently report the same thing: “People wave, stop to talk, and say, ‘That’s so cool.’”
📂 Want to see how it works?
Browse our full library of Trikke case studies and learn how real officers are solving real patrol problems—with agility, efficiency, and connection.
Real officers. Real streets. Real results. That’s the Trikke difference.
Agile, fast, and built for connection—the city’s new patrollers are already making a difference.
The police department in Fargo, North Dakota, is deploying Trikke Positrons to support its community engagement efforts this summer—and the public is taking notice. So are local media outlets, with the story featured in the video above by Valley News Live and in this InForum article.
Fargo PD began using a fleet of four Positron 72v XLs during the Fargo Marathon, and the vehicles are now part of regular downtown patrols—including high-traffic zones and city events like the Fargo Street Fair.
Why Trikke? According to the department, it came down to agility, speed, and approachability. Officers tested various mobility options, including Segways, but chose Trikkes for their ability to navigate tight spaces and reach speeds up to 44 mph—a clear advantage over bike patrols in both urban response and visibility.
The response has been overwhelmingly positive.
“People are constantly waving, pointing, saying, ‘Those are so cool,’” said Officer Lacey Bunkelman, who patrols on one of the new Positrons.
The patrols are already sparking more face-to-face conversations between officers and the public. Officer Jonas Duncan noted that being on a Trikke has allowed him to engage with far more residents than he ever did from inside a squad car.
More than just a new ride, Trikke patrols serve as a strategy for visibility and community trust. Officers are easier to approach, more mobile during events, and able to respond quickly in crowded or hard-to-reach areas.
Coverage from Valley News Live and the InForum has helped amplify the story, showing how local law enforcement is embracing innovation not just for efficiency—but for connection.
With more summer events on the horizon, expect to see Fargo PD riding tall on three wheels.
See how Fargo’s PD transformed its patrol operations in our in‑depth case study.
Curious what other departments are saying about Trikke patrol vehicles? Visit our testimonials page for more firsthand quotes from cops across the country.
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