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Setting up a safer work zone begins with the proper placement of the first-arriving vehicle and expands from there
Many considerations go into purchasing the right lighting solution for your police department’s patrol vehicles
911Signal’s X6 lighthead is slim, compact and takes up little room
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Their light bars feature powerful up to date Generation LED lighting
59.2% of LEOs responded that their agencies are currently looking to purchase a new fleet of patrol vehicles
Officers will need to adapt to storing thousands of dollars of equipment in smaller cars
When it became a police car, the vehicle had only 13 miles on its odometer
Capitol Hill Police unveils money-saving, sleek look for cruisers
When installed, the system has 50 pre-programmed messages — such as “ACCIDENT” — from which officers can choose depending on the incident they’re addressing
By Mike Shimwell S A Equipment Republished with permission of International Fire Fighter Magazine It is essential that public safety responders have access to a wide variety of lighting equipment, ...
SmartSiren’s upgraded sibling offers plenty of features
Something has caught my attention with the addition of the side-mounted (on mirror) warning lights to most of the patrol and traffic vehicles in my department. As officers, we are taught to disguis...
By Jacob Quinn Sanders Arkansas Democrat-GazetteLITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Forced to share the road with newer vehicles that are engineered to cancel out road noise, and with drivers distracted by cell ph...
LEOs use their light bars far more often than they use their duty weapon. Yet the importance of this particular piece of equipment often gets submerged in budgetary considerations, and receives lit...
By Justin Juozapavicius Associated PressTULSA, Okla. — You're in the car and you've got the radio cranked up insanely loud. Chances are, you're not going to hear that ambulance siren wailing behind...
During traffic contacts on multi-lane avenues or highways, I often aim my spotlight down on the ground to create a circle of light on the asphalt just beside my front fender. Passing motorists, who...
I run our Racing For Education program here in Phoenix, Ariz. and I thought this would be a cool picture for your Web site. With teen driving accidents being the number one killer for teenagers, I ...
Emergency lights, but no siren on South Florida Sun-Sentinel.comPEMBROKE PINES, Fla.— A police officer struck and killed two pedestrians early Monday while responding to a call, authorities said. T...
By Sonja LeeThe Idaho Falls Post Register IDAHO — The sleek look is a bid to make cops a little less obvious on the road. After years of being on the lookout for the black-and-white cars with big l...
Michelle MachadoThe Record STOCKTON, Calif. — Jerry LaBarber is probably one of the few people who can strip parts from police cars and get away with it. LaBarber is a city of Stockton mechanic wh...
By Christopher Sanchez Albuquerque Tribune ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Albuquerque Police Department is equipping some of its vehicles with emergency lights that rise about 4 feet above the unit's roof...
How many times have we backed up or assisted a sister agency? Almost every day, right? But how familiar are you with their patrol cars? The local PD ended a pursuit next to my house while I was hom...
While training new recruits about emergency/pursuit driving, park your patrol unit, blindfold the recruit and have him/her practice turning on various emergency lights and equipment by touch, witho...
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