wtf GREEN emergency lights??? WHY?I mean it's like a green traffic light "don't pull over and stop for me, just keep on going in my way, I have time" We got blue ones, I can understand red ones, also red ones that are mixed with white or blue ones, perhaps even the yellow ones like on Spanish EMS, but why the hell green?
@EnjoyFirefighting Yea I agree It certainly doest...in this case I'm sure I must be wrong...but I know for sure that a good deal of chief and mobile command units do require green strobes to show their command status...but yeah not here i guess
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@cameronwick yeah I know, here it's normally a red light for command units
@cameronwick this one doesn't really look like a command vehicle?!
wtf GREEN emergency lights??? WHY?I mean it's like a green traffic light "don't pull over and stop for me, just keep on going in my way, I have time"
We got blue ones, I can understand red ones, also red ones that are mixed with white or blue ones, perhaps even the yellow ones like on Spanish EMS, but why the hell green?
Where I'm from Green Light's are only on Security Vehicle's.
it's because our company has these color about a 140 years...since 1863
@EnjoyFirefighting Yea I agree It certainly doest...in this case I'm sure I must be wrong...but I know for sure that a good deal of chief and mobile command units do require green strobes to show their command status...but yeah not here i guess
That's no Rosenbauer, that's a Spartan Metrostar.
@EnjoyFirefighting green lights signal a command vehicle