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    Quote Originally Posted by Slaytallica45 View Post
    I believe tow trucks in Canada run blue, dont know of any US state that have tow trucks with blue lights.
    I've never seen a Tow truck run blue lights. However snow plows in certain provinces use blue lights to signify being a snow plow. Tow trucks generally run amber lights.
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    Back to the original question. Why are so many threads on this issue posted and not issues like training, response, protective equipment, SOP's or any number or truly operational issues that may arise? The answer is simple. Most volunteers like blinky lights. There are many in my department that spend more on lights than the department does on repairing or replacing existing lights on the fire equipment. I do have lights on my vehicle. I come from quite some distance to the station. Also as a department officer I am authorized to respond directly to scene and bypass the station. That being the case I have hide-a-way LED's on my vehicle to keep traffic away when parked on the side of the road.

    That being said I would much rather see discussions on training and department operations and the light issue to go away. If they are allowed and you don't act like a fool then use them. If not don't. Let's get to issues that are critical to volunteers that make up 85% of all Fire Departments and 80% of all firefighters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ndvfdff33 View Post
    I've never seen a Tow truck run blue lights. However snow plows in certain provinces use blue lights to signify being a snow plow.
    That might have been what I was thinking of
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    Quote Originally Posted by MTKROUSH View Post
    Back to the original question. .....There are many in my department that spend more on lights than the department does on repairing or replacing existing lights on the fire equipment. ......
    hyperbole?

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    OMG. What do we have to do to stop the wackers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roch207 View Post
    OMG. What do we have to do to stop the wackers?
    It's kinda entertaining

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roch207 View Post
    OMG. What do we have to do to stop the wackers?
    I am afraid to say that in some places, if the wackers left, the fire department would be empty
    Just someone trying to help! (And by the way....Thanks for YOUR help!)

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