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Subject: Blue Lights Author: Matt [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:58:33 12/11/02 Wed In reply to: Patrick 's message, "Blue Lights" on 11:37:50 12/11/02 Wed I seem to agree that there needs to be some standard to what the emergency vehicle run for emergency lighting colors. I come from a state that every service can use red/blue combinations (Texas), but I also work in a state where Law enforcement vehicles must run blue and fire/ems use only red. I think that there should be some set standard for what they use. Something that lets you know universally what the vehicle is or just that it is an emergency vehicle. I am not saying that this should be imposed by the federal government (we all know they could mess up a snowball in the middle of winter in Alaska) but maybe the major heads for police and law enforcement (NFPA, IFSAC, CALEA, IACP and so forth) could sit down and make some standard. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date What difference does it make what color the light is? Fred Sig 15:47:19 12/11/02 Wed It dose matter -- Patrick, 16:41:12 12/11/02 Wed You'd better double-check your information -- Fred Sig, 20:26:06 12/11/02 Wed Blue Leader to Red Squad -- Somehwere in Tejas, 12:12:41 12/12/02 Thu Let me attempt to put this to rest......... -- Red Leader, 16:31:58 12/12/02 Thu True, only one states emergency vehicles, is not in other states. It’s always goes back to NY, not giving vol fire fighters as emergency vehicles, and they run blue, to ask for a curtsy, that no one has to give to them. (NT) -- Patrick, 17:01:07 12/12/02 Thu Note; Arkansas is home, but I haved lived in TN, Ky, NC, and soon to be moved to NY. Thank god for the Army. (NT) -- Patrick, 17:03:04 12/12/02 Thu Don't have time to read all the threads -- Jim D, 12:19:12 12/16/02 Mon Don't have time to read all the threads -- Jim D, 12:20:19 12/16/02 Mon