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You can't get LSPDFR for GTA IV. GTA 5 is LSPDFR, GTA 4 is LCPDFR. No crossovers.

I think it's because they are trying to mimic the LAPD style because all of the police cars there have an arjent. I'm not too great a fan of them as compared to others like the fed. sig. valor and vision, whelen freedom, whelen liberty, etc., but when actually playing with lspdfr the arjents are pretty awesome when it comes to how realistic they look in game (some of the ones I've seen) compared to real life. I haven't actually played lspdfr at all yet, but from the videos that I've seen, I think that's why.

Oh. That sucks... Being that the ford fusion is what they use a lot, as I have seen anyway, and on youtube videos and stuff. Guess I'll just have to stick with the LED vector version for now. Who knows, someone released the NYPD slicktop taurus and highway patrol Taurus even though gta 5 was out and attention was on that, maybe there's still a chance for the fusion.

Hello. I've been looking around, but am having trouble finding an NYPD ford fusion with a rotor vector lightbar. Not the one with the LEDs in the vector, but the rotor lights instead. It doesn't have to be from this site. Does anyone know of one and can provide the link? Thanks.

what exactly is Vsync and what does it do? I never knew... I could imagine it meant "Vertical Synchronization" but I still wouldn't know what that would mean

you have 2 GTX 980s, total of 16 GB GPU memory?

Who plays GTA 5 with alot of mods on its highest possible game settings and how many fps/ how fast does it run? How is the lagging/ crashing situation? There is possibly a follow-up question.

I can't wait to get my beast gaming laptop so I could buy GTA 5 and download this awesome mod. I looked at the features guide and my jaw hit the floor. Great work guys!

A lightbar for a volunteer responder? That's pretty cool. I've never seen anyone around me with a lightbar, but there are probably some people with them in other parts of jersey. We are allowed to have a blue/white flashing christmas tree for a car if we want to, I believe, however it is frowned upon to have all of that stuff. I've never seen anyone around here with a crazy amount like that. We aren't even required to have any lights at all near me. They are optional. We are allowed to have any flashing blue and/or white light we want anywhere on the vehicle. The only things we are strictly prohibited from having (unless high-ranking) are red lights, a siren, and flashing headlights and taillights. I guess it is different in every township, county, etc. I think it's pretty interesting how it varies with this stuff from state to state. Some states are allowed to have any lights they want I think, only reds, only blues, etc. I know in new york in the 5 boroughs, especially brooklyn, most of the volunteers are Hatzolah and I've seen them with red and blue lights. Also I saw on a website that volunteer EMTs in NY have green flashing lights. Maybe around christmas time they can put up red and green to be festive lol

Same in New Jersey. I've read that the law states if the vehicle has at least one front-facing red flashing light and an optional audible signal (siren), then people are 'required' to pull over for you. If you have no red lights then people are not 'required' to pull over. I semi-quote 'required' because I think this is a stupid law and people should be required to pull over to blue lights, as they are part of an emergency department and are responding to the emergency vehicle to go to the scene of an emergency. In my area, I've heard stories of local police pulling people over who do not pull over to blue lights. I don't know how true these stories are... I've also heard stories of police escorting blue-lighters to their station sometimes. Again, don't quote me on this- I don't know how true these stories are, but it seems that blue lights are enforced somewhat strictly where I am. Yeah, I learned in my psychology class that red is a color that causes excitement, hunger, a spike in emotion and/or desire. That's why a lot of food commercials use the color red so you associate your hunger with their product and you go and buy their product. That can translate to emergency vehicles as well. If you see red flashing lights behind you then you'll feel some adrenaline which will cause you to move over as fast as you can

Some areas in America police use stripes, however they are unnecessary and purely for design, in my opinion. Most police cars use lettering and painted on features that are all reflective and highly visible any time during the day/night. I think stripes should only be used for fire trucks and ambulances because they are much bigger vehicles, which is the case most of the time.

It seems that most areas down south have police using all blue lights. In New Jersey every 911 responder uses red and blue. EMS uses mostly red, but some blue and where I am, I don't think I've ever seen blue lights being used for medics, just red/white. However, volunteer responders (who respond from home to station) for EMS and the Fire Department are only allowed to use blue, yellow, and/or white flashing lights. Reds are strictly prohibited unless you are higher ranking within your squad or department like captain or assistant captain. And I believe only captain and assistant captain are allowed to use a siren in their personal vehicle as well if they elect to. which country? (if you don't mind me asking )

I've noticed that every other foreign country that I have seen on here only uses blue lights on the police cars (with the exception of the two red flashers on the rear of the London MET police car lightbars). Why is it that America uses a pretty even distribution of red and blue while most of the other foreign countries just use blue?