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What is the offense when following a fire response vehicle at a distance closer than 500 feet or stopping your vehicle within a block of a fire response vehicle that is responding to a fire alarm?
A Class A misdemeanor.
When was Fire - The Jimi Hendrix Experience song - created?
Fire - The Jimi Hendrix Experience song - was created in 1967.
What two things specifically qualify a vehicle as a fire engine?
For a vehicle to qualify as a fire engine it must have a water pump and a hose.
What is a baptism of fire?
A baptism of fire is a first experience of a severe ordeal - originally used to refer to a first experience of military combat.
What is a baptism by fire?
A baptism by fire is a first experience of a severe ordeal - originally used to refer to a first experience of military combat.
What is a fire command vehicle?
It is the vehicle which can keep track of accountability, vehicle placement, types of attacks on the fire, etc. on or near the scene of a fire. They are not used everywhere, and are more frequent in bigger cities. They usually consist of a team of 1-3 people, but can have more.
What does the ecosystem experience after a forest fire?
secondary succession
What do you experience when the vehicle starts from rest?
When a vehicle starts from rest, you may experience a slight jolt or movement as the engine engages and the vehicle begins to move forward. You may also hear the engine revving as it builds up power to propel the vehicle. Additionally, you may feel a gradual increase in speed as the vehicle accelerates.
Should you select a mechanic before you experience vehicle failure?
yes
If you experience brake failure?
rub your tires on the curb to slow your vehicle.
Why does vehicle catches fire while using a cellphone?
The cellphone use has nothing whatsoever to do with the car catching fire.
What is a fire command?
It is the vehicle which can keep track of accountability, vehicle placement, types of attacks on the fire, etc. on or near the scene of a fire. They are not used everywhere, and are more frequent in bigger cities. They usually consist of a team of 1-3 people, but can have more.
