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Did you Know?  According to the US Fire administration, the second leading

cause of fatal injury for firefighters who

died in 2005 was vehicle crashes.

In response, the following has been proposed for addition to the NFPA1 1901 Automotive Fire Apparatus Standard, 2008 edition.

'' At least 50% of the rear vertical surface of the apparatus shall be equipped with a minimum of 4 inches alternating yellow and red chevron retro reflective striping sloping downward and away from the center of the vehicle at an angle of 45 degrees.''

Together we can enhance the visibility and improve the safety of our Emergency Responders.

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Why the Chevron Pattern?

1. Enhances the visibility of emergency     response vehicles that work in or near moving traffic.

2. Commands the attention of the motoring public more than horizontal stripes.

3. More effective in warning oncoming motorists allowing more reaction time to maneuver.

4. The chevron pattern is an inverted ''V'', in compliance with the MUTCD2.

1 National Fire Protection Association

2. U.S Department of Transportation's Federal Highway   Administration's The Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices

'' At least 50% of the rear vertical surface of the apparatus shall be equipped with a minimum of 4 inches alternating yellow and red chevron retroreflective striping sloping doom the center of the vehicle at an angle of 45 degrees.''