nahhh US policing is cool, saying "much better" is not ***quite*** correct. Different countries have different style to accommodate their location...

 

...the point I am getting is different styles of policing sure have their different pros and cons. >> though it seems safer to be under protection of UK police. Some US police are too aggressive when they approach anyone they feel suspicious, even when they approach their suspicious colleagues. Maybe the US should... I'll stop there. <<

 

Might I suggest you look up the word "joke"...

nahhh US policing is cool, saying "much better" is not ***quite*** correct. Different countries have different style to accommodate their location...

 

...the point I am getting is different styles of policing sure have their different pros and cons. >> though it seems safer to be under protection of UK police. Some US police are too aggressive when they approach anyone they feel suspicious, even when they approach their suspicious colleagues. Maybe the US should... I'll stop there. <<

Eh, I half agree and half disagree.

 

OT: Interesting. Never noticed anything like this. 

Might I suggest you look up the word "joke"...

 

I did have something hidden in that comment I made...

If the US were to adopt the UK style of policing the world would be a better place....

Premier Hazard falls under Code 3 Public Safety Equipment. However, Premier Hazard has certain lightbars that Code 3 does not produce like the MidMax, Lomax and OptiMax. These are Premier Hazard lightbars. If you take a look at the Premier Hazard Traffic Max I, it's actually the Code 3 21TR. And When you look at The Traffic Max II, it's the Code 3 RX2700.

 

And because HKPF, SPF and UK are pretty much connected in some ways, their lighting equipment is pretty much the same.