I’m assuming that belongs to the embassy as is carrying an ambassador 😂😂

All of that for David beckham?

Well it’s necessary, regular civilians in the US have access to extremely high-powered weapons that hardly high ranking British soldiers have access to back home

@@yaarn303 regular US citizens dont really have access to fully auto rifles, machine guns, rockets, grenades and missiles tho do they bc thats what soldiers have.

​@@tanyardAre you sure about that?

It's just unnecessary

if someone were to attack the head of state, they would have planned it in advance whilst gaining intel and would know their itinerary and most likely the vehicle they're driving in so sure, the average bloke wouldn't know but someone who intends to carry out such an act, would probably know. And also if you can have a motorcade, why not have a motorcade

It’s Washington D.C. in America.

I’d rather us not have to pay to have them shipped over personally. But I get the sentiment!

That’s because the Americans go overboard.

Small motorcade because today Uk has no value..small country no importance...just look motorcade of modi

@@ashis2486 lol😅 at least he gets to have a nice A8 to ride around in.. other than that it does seem quite small

The US provides their own security when their President travels abroad. Everything is flown in and out.

As far as I know, foreign dignitary motorcade/security are handled primarily by two US federal agencies. The USSS - which protects foreign Heads of States/Govts and the DSS - which protects any foreign dignitary that needs protection below the Heads of States/Govts level. Escorted by the DC metropolitan police (occasionally by the US Capitol police, Park police etc.)

@@codekeeper5828 That's what confuses me sometimes the park police, Capital police, Or secret service uniform division is involved With marked vehicles. Other times it's just DC police with the marked vehicles

@@inventorchris2 Extremely rare to see park police or Capitol police escort motorcades out of their jurisdiction unless it's National Special Security Event (NSSE) like the Inauguration, SOTU or international summits. It's always the DC police that provides the escorts, if it's a SS motorcade then there would be SS UD marked cars involved in the motorcade as well. And the motorcade size can vary depending on the profile of the protectee.

The seems to be secret service protocol, instead dss protocol,due to this being a head of government. Hence the uniformed secret service vehicles in the motorcade, at the front and and the back. They're then being escorted by dc metropolitan motor cycle unit while being surrounded by secret service surburbans.👍👍👍👍

That's not the Brits, That's the secret service. They use the flags a means of communication, like generals and admirals with their official vehicles. The flags help to denote the core of the assets, with the same protocol for the vice president.

The British Ambassador

Might have been someone from a foreign country driving and not completely au fait with what to do in the USA espescially with all the bikes approaching from behind.

@@josyms7849 It's literally the same pretty much in any country. If you hear sirens behind you, pull over. It's not at all different.

UK is safer because no guns

If the Americans want to pay for it then let them

She’s wealthier than her husband by a long way!

I'm not talking about the Prime Minister, i am talking about the "last" car, where only two people are sitting inside. at minute 1:00 you can see @@samroberts9910

​@@zuperstarThe Bentley?

if he wanted to ride in a fancy car he would've had one flown in from the UK

@@chris52209 it's not fancy, it's the norm when you go to Germany, India, Japan or Australia

Considering how long it's been since a head of state has been assassinated on US soil I'd say it's money well spent.

@@bigfoothunter8080 a couple of unmarked vehicles with armed guards is plenty no need for the huge circus

@@Giggidygiggidy12 The US president is the single most powerful person in the world. A threat to the president is a threat to global stability particularly for the west. While it may seem excessive, the president's motorcade is simply a necessary precaution.

Pathetic waste of tax payers money how many people in poverty in USA

@@Giggidygiggidy12 so sitting at red lights and traffic is your approach? Just because they're unmarked doesn't mean they aren't tracked.

For security, but in video are many cars

These convoys are more successful than your love life.

Because this is the United States and not Nazi Germany.