Teardrop Light 37


Teardrop Light 37 : Usage By Country: (9) United States: Green Emergency lighting is being used on the vehicles which are protecting nuclear facilities, oil & gas depots, water storage facilities and dams, gas pipelines, Airports, defense facilities, maritime facilities, and all other areas which are at a high risk of terrorist attacks. Green emergency lighting is also used by private security agencies securing certain Government buildings and establishments where terrorist organizations may also target. GREEN and BLUE emergency lighting is now used by some Homeland / Counter Terrorism Agencies whilst responding to Terrorist incidents so as to distinguish the specialist agencies from other emergency departments. In the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Green and Blue is used by Homeland & National Security agencies by Municipal Police Forces in addition to Counter Terrorism security agencies. In Washington State, under the provisions of RCW 46. 37. 185 a firefighter may use a green light on their privately owned vehicle with the approval of the fire chief of the department they are employed by. The green light is used for identification purposes only and does not convey any special rights or status to the vehicle. (e) Blue is reserved for law enforcement, firefighters and EMTs. In New Mexico and Texas, tow trucks may have blue lights in combination with amber. In Texas, light construction and utility vehicles commonly use blue in combination with amber, though technically illegal. Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota, and Nebraska also use blue lights on snowplows. (f) Purple is permitted in some states to denote a funeral vehicle
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