LOOKS GREAT! HIGH VISIBILITY & SAFETY FOR "AMERICAN" DRIVERS HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED....
WAS A PLEASURE WORKING WITH MIKE, GREG & JODI TO MAKE THIS ALL HAPPEN. THANKS! FRAN (PROKOP SIGN COMPANY)
enough_2 - 15 years ago
THIS IS BUTT *SS UGLY! BUT THEN AGAIN, LOOK AT THE COMPANY NAME. THAT SAYS IT ALL.
H.P. - 15 years ago
BRAVO American! This vehicle looks tremendous and it's easy to see how much time and effort was put into making it grab drivers attention. It will definately stand out to drivers and if you don't think so maybe YOUR head is stuck up where the sun never shines.
Norwich resident - 15 years ago
Ugly!! People don't see 40 ft ladder trucks with lights and sirens screaming, the new ambulance won't make a difference - it's not the vehicle, it's the people on the roads who drive with their heads stuck up where the sun never shines. It looks like a mutant checkered cab.
Jonathan L. - 15 years ago
While the reflective colors may be new to most U.S areas, I applaud the amount of effort that was put into making this vehicle as "visible" as possible. Not only does it have the high visibility markings, but there are more emergency lights viewable than most non-transport generally units have. The paramedics and EMTs will be much more protected than they would be working with a less visible unit. Good job, American!
Julie Blethen - 15 years ago
Emergency vehicles around the world have used this type of bold look for years - this will give the vehicles much higher visibility.
LOOKS GREAT! HIGH VISIBILITY & SAFETY FOR "AMERICAN" DRIVERS HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED....
WAS A PLEASURE WORKING WITH MIKE, GREG & JODI TO MAKE THIS ALL HAPPEN. THANKS! FRAN (PROKOP SIGN COMPANY)
THIS IS BUTT *SS UGLY! BUT THEN AGAIN, LOOK AT THE COMPANY NAME. THAT SAYS IT ALL.
BRAVO American! This vehicle looks tremendous and it's easy to see how much time and effort was put into making it grab drivers attention. It will definately stand out to drivers and if you don't think so maybe YOUR head is stuck up where the sun never shines.
Ugly!! People don't see 40 ft ladder trucks with lights and sirens screaming, the new ambulance won't make a difference - it's not the vehicle, it's the people on the roads who drive with their heads stuck up where the sun never shines. It looks like a mutant checkered cab.
While the reflective colors may be new to most U.S areas, I applaud the amount of effort that was put into making this vehicle as "visible" as possible. Not only does it have the high visibility markings, but there are more emergency lights viewable than most non-transport generally units have. The paramedics and EMTs will be much more protected than they would be working with a less visible unit. Good job, American!
Emergency vehicles around the world have used this type of bold look for years - this will give the vehicles much higher visibility.