Mobile Command Vehicle | Ford Transit | 10-75 Emergency Vehicles

[@jesterflight8593]

Ryan is a great announcer, and if these are his ideas , he has the mentality of a civil/traffic engineer, since he can always speculate on outfitting these vehicles with spectacular ergonomics, while speculating on the most proficient emergency equipment for first responders, LEO’s, federal-state , local tactical units etc etc.. He truly is the “Go To” aficionado when it comes to public safety fir first responders & the public in general simply because he has the capacity to speculate on future traffic engineering etc. , as well as actions & reactions to all vehicles first responders may come in contact with while running code?

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thank you for your kind words

[@Carterthielftw_]

The bench was a nice touch, you could have easily just made the bench come right off, but that would cheapen the feel and be a hassle to the customer

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thanks for the compliment

[@cataderian]

Got a peek inside one of these. Looks like a luxury RV with a family in there watching TV. Another expense being abused by police

[@Carterthielftw_]

@@cataderian you do realize they insulated it so that they wouldnt need to run the AC, and thus the engine, in the middle of a gas crisis. These stay in service for 15 years, so stuff breaking is not an option and seemingly expensive things like insulation are paid back over that timeframe

[@longviewstud26]

that's a fancy set up. Beautiful job

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thank you

[@charlierumsfeld6626]

All the breakers in a place to be struck and turn on things off or vice versa?

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Works just great

[@charlierumsfeld6626]

I would like to see someone sit in a chair and then have to reach up to the mic and radio head to see how ergonomic that is. Seems like a stretch to reach.

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Works great