The fact that police allow tow trucks to have red and blues is crazy. Like isn’t white and yellow sufficient 🙄, how is this not close to impersonating. The reason I say this is because a couple of tow trucks ran a red light to get to a crash my guess and turn on their red and blues to proceed through the intersection near 45.
@@albinoguidedog not if their called for towing only if their stationary on a incident or loading not when their heading (moving) to scene at least here in TX per TRC 547.305(d)(4). I see it a lot with these wreckers out here are wreck less most time than not.
if you're unfamiliar with TX laws please don't comment and twist the story. Tow trucks are allowed to flash red/blues when stationary and working the scene of an accident. Tow trucks are not allowed to flash red/blues when responding to an accident or go through reds.
@@viacheslavglukhov8188 Aren't the puzzle pieces an indication of autism awareness? I've seen them on tow trucks so often that there must be a connection.
@@viacheslavglukhov8188 Not true. Just took a picture of a tow truck with multi-colored puzzle pieces this afternoon - has an "Autism Awareness" decal on the rollback tool boxes.
Flashing white to the rear should be illegal not only is it blinding but it may confuse people making them think that a vehicle is headed towards them that's why white should only be used in the front
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Great work, looks excellent!
Is that blinding cheap led junk safe for use at night? Seems overwhelming and likely to end in an accident.
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The fact that police allow tow trucks to have red and blues is crazy. Like isn’t white and yellow sufficient 🙄, how is this not close to impersonating. The reason I say this is because a couple of tow trucks ran a red light to get to a crash my guess and turn on their red and blues to proceed through the intersection near 45.
In many states they are allowed to run red and blue IF the police call them for a emergency tow or a major accident that needs clearing fast.
@@albinoguidedog not if their called for towing only if their stationary on a incident or loading not when their heading (moving) to scene at least here in TX per TRC 547.305(d)(4). I see it a lot with these wreckers out here are wreck less most time than not.
if you're unfamiliar with TX laws please don't comment and twist the story. Tow trucks are allowed to flash red/blues when stationary and working the scene of an accident. Tow trucks are not allowed to flash red/blues when responding to an accident or go through reds.
@@albinoguidedog not in TX
@@the_90s92 in Missouri tow trucks are allowed to run code 3 with reds and blues if called to an accident by police.
Why does the Towing Industry and Autism Awareness go together like peanut butter and jelly?
just a color scheme for the truck. other trucks are pink
@@viacheslavglukhov8188 Aren't the puzzle pieces an indication of autism awareness? I've seen them on tow trucks so often that there must be a connection.
@Guillotines_For_Globalists nope, just a color scheme for the truck.
@@viacheslavglukhov8188 Not true. Just took a picture of a tow truck with multi-colored puzzle pieces this afternoon - has an "Autism Awareness" decal on the rollback tool boxes.
Flashing white to the rear should be illegal not only is it blinding but it may confuse people making them think that a vehicle is headed towards them that's why white should only be used in the front