Teardrop Light 20
Teardrop Light 20 : Usage By Country: (2) Australia: In Queensland it is also used on some State Forest bush fire units along with the amber. Further, in Queensland, some municipal animal control units use a green and amber light combination. (e) Blue lights are reserved for emergency vehicles in general, such as police, fire, ambulance, State Emergency Service (except Queensland) and traffic commanders. Blue by itself is also used by airport emergency vehicles to designate a command vehicle. (f) Magenta (purple) lights are primarily used by heavy vehicle enforcement/escort officers of the New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority, Victorian VicRoadsand South Australian Transport Safety Inspectors. They are also used in combination with amber lights by some council rangers and the New South WalesMinistry of Transport. In Western Australia magenta is used by the Department of Environment and Conservation "HAZMAT Response Unit". Magenta is also used in some Escort Vehicles used whilst escorting large mining equipment to the north of the state. (g) White is used on most newer emergency vehicles, both as an extra color on lightbars and in the form of 'wig-wag' headlights. Many police vehicles, and less often other emergency services, also fit LED matrix variable message displays to vehicle lightbars. Such message bars used in New South Wales by the police and fire brigade are capable of displaying numerous messages warning motorists of various hazards or dangers
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