I was surprised to learn it not too difficult to get a police escort. On the last MAD ride (Making A Difference) I went on they even changed the sign on the Farmer Freeway to read "right lane - motorbikes only" or something similar.
The LED light bar on the TE vehicle looks great shame its not a code 3 do they charge you for a police escort ? reason i ask is that wouldnt it incurr overtime etc or pull resources from other areas to cover it.
See on that last pic, the red lens is on the wrong side. Police vehicles usually have red over the drivers side, whereas fire, ambulance have it the other way around.
Those 2 light bars are also different. See in the first, the text display sits at the back of the light bar, not above it.
Fastlane wrote:See on that last pic, the red lens is on the wrong side. Police vehicles usually have red over the drivers side, whereas fire, ambulance have it the other way around.
Fastlane wrote:See on that last pic, the red lens is on the wrong side. Police vehicles usually have red over the drivers side, whereas fire, ambulance have it the other way around.
Those 2 light bars are also different. See in the first, the text display sits at the back of the light bar, not above it.
I was surprised to learn it not too difficult to get a police escort. On the last MAD ride (Making A Difference) I went on they even changed the sign on the Farmer Freeway to read "right lane - motorbikes only" or something similar.
And it was chaos trying to cross from the on-ramp on the left to our allocated right-hand lane. Good day!
Fastlane wrote:See on that last pic, the red lens is on the wrong side. Police vehicles usually have red over the drivers side, whereas fire, ambulance have it the other way around.
Those 2 light bars are also different. See in the first, the text display sits at the back of the light bar, not above it.
St johns has the red over the drivers side also.
Sorry my bad, I did mean fire the other way around not ambulance. Never really known why this always appears to be the case though, mind you.. theres nothing in the law or vehicle standards.