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I believe LSPDFR controls their behaviour. As they did claim to use custom AI. I really do agree with you and hope that they can calm them down a lot more (to a realistic level) in future updates. I feel like a mod from anyone other than G17 will cause conflicts/issues.

Okay I think I solved the issue, I forgot I was using Google Chrome Canary version, which is pretty much alpha build. Reverted back to stable release of Chrome and its fine again, sorry thought it was a site issue.

Im a little frustrating by the simple fact that I have a dilemma, do I remain on RageHook v20 and have slightly older versions of mods and have them all working....or.....update to Rage v22 and loose a few callout packs, I know for a fact Wilderness and CalloutsV crash LSPDFR still.... I love my game to have the latest versions, but sacrificing reliability? What would you do? Opinions on this?

https://www.gta5-mods.com/maps/dui-checkpoint Just creating awareness of this mod, as I know a lot of you have been wanting this.... I did not/nor do I claim to have made this mod, Im merely showing you guys.

Im excited for this.

What browser and version do you use?

Anyone else suffering this issue? The buttons arnt there? See attachment...

Im always getting "Bad Gateway 502" every 5 or so clicks, anyone else getting this, its beyond frustrating!

If you have another hard drive, its as easy as copy the main GTA V folder and paste it onto another drive. A good idea is to have a normal GTA V copy (one that isnt modded at all) and one copy that you know worked 100% with any crashing errors etc. And finally have the copy you use to play the game on your main drive. If you dont have another drive available, just do the same but rename the folder to something that the game wont look for, like "GTA V Backup"

I think you can just delete the file completely, and load the game it will patch it back in as a vanilla (unmodded) file.

Ive changed the peds driving cars before just by changing the name in the vehicles.meta file ;) I had clowns driving the unmarked Vapid cars once haha

Yeah do that then! Just adjust them to the paramedic peds and obviously change the vehicle name :) Then tell PoliceRadio what you want it to use. Im assuming you can use any vehicle, but PoliceRadio may only allow the two coroner vans? Not sure on that one...ask FinKone.

If you want more performance, customize it in a trainer in game and save that vehicle in the trainer, then just spawn it when you want it, its what I do saves fiddling round.

I assume your planning on an update?

Gosh that siren is annoying !!!!

Maybe you can do that in your vehicles.meta file? Open the file in Notepad++ or whatever you have then use the find function of your text editor and type <driverName>S_M_M_Doctor_01</driverName> * Just make sure that you have the right vehicle selected in this file, the vehicles name is just after <item> Maybe use a different ped name? I know this will change the peds....wether or not they maintain the same behaviour on foot Im not too sure? Try it? If it wont work just put the original entry back ;)

1. Speeding. This was on everyone's list, and the reason is simple. The faster you go, the longer it takes to react to an unexpected situation, whether it's a pedestrian stepping into the street or another car making an unexpected lane change. Braking distances also increase as speed builds, and it takes about 120 feet for a vehicle to stop when it's traveling 60 mph. Speeding is common in the San Fernando Valley, which has 230 square miles of mostly wide, straight streets. As recently as the early 2000s, the area attracted frequent street races that played like scenes out of The Fast & The Furious and its sequels. People are driving faster than they did in the past, particularly on the freeways in the busy area of south Los Angeles, notes Edward McElroy, a California Highway Patrol officer. "People seem impatient; their commutes are longer than ever before," McElroy says. CHP officers write tickets, particularly for speeding, in an attempt to control the "mileage death rate" — the number of people who die per freeway mile. That's a sobering thought. An opinion on how far over the speed limit a driver can go without being pulled over: 5-7 mph "easy," The officers for this story confirmed that there's a "buffer," but added that the decision to cut a speeder some slack is up to the officer's discretion. 2. Illegal cell phone use. Distracted driving, usually because of texting or talking on a mobile phone, is high on the list of ticket bait developed by our experts. Although just a few states ban all cell phone use in cars, more than 30 have banned texting behind the wheel. "People think, 'I'll just make a quick call,' or 'This text will only take a second!" Illegal cell phone use is common — and responsible for a lot of trouble. 3. Hazardous driving. This is a catch-all category for common violations that each of our experts noted. Wiles ticks off his favorites without hesitation: stop sign and stoplight violations, improper lane changes, illegal U-turns, failures to yield and unsafe speeds. People who apparently have forgotten they're driving cars: They're busy shaving, eating and even changing clothes. And what exactly is the violation you're committing when you're changing clothes in a car? "Unsafe speed," he says. "There is no safe speed for pulling a shirt off over your head while driving." 4. Equipment violations. Everyone knows the movie scene where a cop smashes a taillight to justify a traffic stop. But in real life, there's little need for that, our experts say. People commit a multitude of code violations all on their own. Leading the list are heavily tinted windows, burned-out headlights, broken windshields, expired tags, the lack of a front license plate (in California and some other states) and loud exhaust modifications. 5. Following too closely and improper lane changes. This one was a tie. Both of these violations are forms of hazardous driving that our police sources specifically called out. Following too closely can easily cause accidents by shortening a driver's reaction time. Combine that with cell phone use or texting and it is a recipe for disaster, he says. An improper lane change means cutting someone off or changing lanes without looking first, Bustos says. Failure to signal can also be added to this ticket, he says, but it usually doesn't initiate the traffic stop — partly because the failure to signal is so common. A Traffic Cop Critic's List Police officers aren't the only ones keeping track of what gets drivers in trouble. Some attention-getting moves that the police experts didn't mention, including: Cruising in the left lane of a multilane highway instead of using it only to pass slower traffic on the rightDriving more slowly than the normal traffic flowPeeling out from a stoplight or stop sign, and squealing tires in generalDrag racingRacking up lots of unpaid parking or traffic violations These are thing that make your car stand out and catch an officer's eye.

SpeedingSpeeding is one of the most common reasons for a traffic ticket. Learn about the different types of speeding laws and find links to resources on state speeding laws and common penalties for speeding. Distracted DrivingWith the rise of cell phone use, distracted driving is at an all-time high. Learn about general distracted driving laws, driving while texting, handheld cell phone use laws, primary enforcement laws, and more. Driving Without a Valid Driver's LicenseIn every state, it’s unlawful to drive without a valid driver’s license. Find your state’s law related to driving without a license to learn about operating a vehicle without proof of license and the accompanying penalties. Leaving the Scene of an AccidentLeaving the scene of an accident is a serious crime in most states, especially if anyone was injured in the crash. Learn about the elements of hit-and-run offenses and a driver’s duties after an accident. Reckless DrivingMost states have laws prohibiting drivers from driving “recklessly” or with a “willful” disregard for the safety of others. This section provides information on acts that are considered reckless, like racing and eluding police. Running a Red Light or Stop SignRunning a red light or stop sign is one of the most dangerous offenses a driver can commit. Find your state’s traffic control signal laws to learn about the penalties involved and whether it’s lawful to turn on a red light.

Texture mods will tell you how to do it...

Post your RageHook.log in a spoiler, maybe that will show something? Also post your GTA V.log also in a spoiler...

UK lightbars are 90% blue and 10% I think? They usually have whites near the center either side.

Does traffic yield to the sirens?