Japanese Emperor & Empress attend State Banquet along with King Charles, Queen Camila & others🇯🇵👑🇬🇧

This video shows various VIP motorcades being escorted to and from Buckingham Palace during the Japanese Emperor and Empress’ State Visit to Britain.
King Charles hosted a State Banquet at the Palace along with Queen Camilla, Prince William, Prince Edward (Duke of Edinburgh), his wife Sophie (Dutchess of Edinburgh), the Emperor and Empress of Japan, the Former British Prime Minster Rishi Sunak, and new British Prime Minster Keir Starmer.
Sorry for the late upload - however I hope you all enjoy this video!
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Filmed: Tuesday 25th June (2024)

[@adamharbour111]

Defender looks good ! Marked range rovers need updating , best of British

[@graysono]

Does the big Bentley not have high stop brake lights?
Doesn't look like it has anywhere to put them!
Guess it doesn't really matter as it always has a car/cars behind it!
Also it looks like it's blue forward grille lights should be mounted higher up too.
The old one at around 7:00 doesn't have any!
And why don't Police bikes have lights that can be raised on rear?
The ones seen here appear fixed on.
Riders should wear reflective gloves too!
And what's with the blue lights either side of the brake light?
Seems too many?
The unmarked Range Rover rear blue lights also don't seem to be high enough.
Surely someone checks things like height ensuring they can be seen brightly by other drivers!

[@MrHabushi]

The escort vehicles provide all the visibility, the Bentleys and Range Rovers used to convey royalty and diplomats are discreetly lit for a reason. Part of that reason is that high-level lights would dazzle those in the convoy (both passengers and drivers).
The lights on the back of the bikes are rear reds, they aren't commonly used. They had additional front and side lights added shortly after they were brought into service to improve visibility. Keep in mind these vehicles aren't responding to emergencies or performing traffic stops, they don't need to look like Christmas trees.