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Sign guys get blamed for everything.
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Gino
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Around here, decorating the vehicles are usually the last thing to do after radios, cages, racks, lights and general outfitting is performed and until the vehicle is properly marked, it's not considered........ 'in service', so I guess the civilian is correct.
We just did a re-do this week on one, where the cruiser was in an accident, and while it still had some markings on it, it took close to 5 months to get it finished all total.
We do a lota municipality vehicles, ambulances, trucks, police enforcement, machinery and even some SWAT vehicles for all over southeast PA..... and nothing goes on the street for service, until the entire vehicle meets code.
We just did a re-do this week on one, where the cruiser was in an accident, and while it still had some markings on it, it took close to 5 months to get it finished all total.
We do a lota municipality vehicles, ambulances, trucks, police enforcement, machinery and even some SWAT vehicles for all over southeast PA..... and nothing goes on the street for service, until the entire vehicle meets code.
knucklehead
New Member
Citizens arrest, citizens arrest!!
letterman7
New Member
It may be the municipality requires it, Gino, but PA code allows for unmarked cars to patrol and make stops.
Gino
Premium Subscriber
I'm not gonna argue with you, but I think you're wrong.
There are all kinds of laws on this in PA and none of them sound like what you are insinuating. I'll look I to it more on Monday. Til then, have fun.