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color of fire apparatus
should the color of fire apparatus be red or lime green? or does it matter? why or why not?
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Permalink Reply by Jim Brunelle Jr. on
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Permalink Reply by Brian Dumser on
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Nice looking rigs, Jim! I especially like the winter rescue vehicles. Stay safe!
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Permalink Reply by Josh Sullivan on
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nice looking rids where is kingsbury located at???
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Permalink Reply by Jamie Mouzas on
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Well, my department was green/yellow
then red and white
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Green on
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RED, definately red
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Permalink Reply by Tyrone Truckie on
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Slime-Lime is what we call it at our station.
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Permalink Reply by FireMouth1990 on
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Fire trucks are Black over RED! lol
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Permalink Reply by Jeffery on
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I think that the whole truck should be chevron with amber lights so the drunks can see us at night along the roadway
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Permalink Reply by R Griffin on
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the way they have always been? Trainings have changed and so has the gear we wear. It's not the color of trucks that matter it is the personal in them that make them look good or bad. Be safe out there!
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Permalink Reply by Fire Photographer on
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Likely, and I hope I don't sound like a Socialist, but things would be much more organized and easier to identify if fire trucks were red, cops blue, medics yellow, etc etc. But since this won't happen and would be too expensive to redo, any BRIGHT color for emergency vehicles is ideal. I have photographed hundreds of apparatus from the US and around the world and they come in all shapes, COLORS, and sizes. All beautiful...and purposeful.
Please check out http://www.printscharming.net/apparatus.htm
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Permalink Reply by Wendel J Pfefferkorn on
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Our newest are Green
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