Just a wild guess, but probably because they aren't firefighters. Or perhaps firefighters just don't want to share. :>D Because firetrucks are harder to chase people in and they are harder to park and they are harder to turn sharp corners with and they are easier to spot for those unsuspecting criminals :]
They will USE whatever they have to. Why would they want to use a fire truck? correct answer vehicles used all depends on the structure of the department police departments have emt and paramedics so do fire dept but police and fire fighters have completely different training police are not trained in the operation of fire vehicles, so it would not be any reason for them to drive one Some police forces, called Public Saftey have police officers who are trained as firefighters, and they do use fire trucks.
They use SUVs and trucks for off-road emergencies, such as high speed chases. They also use them for the dog squad, rescue squad and swat teams. They are necessary for the equipment they carry.
The GPS fleet tracking is used mostly in big trucking companies. They are also used in most government vehicles and in police cars, fire trucks, and almost all military vehicles.
There are many,one of them are police and another is fire truck.Police use german shepards, and fire units use dalmations.
No, in most jurisdictions, the use of red siren lights is reserved for authorized emergency vehicles such as police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances. Only individuals in these specific roles and vehicles are allowed to use red siren lights during emergencies.
The first fire truck was invented in Joplin, Missouri. The inventor could not sell it to the fire department because they couldn't see where it would be of use. He then told them they could borrow one for one month to prove it's usefulness after which they purchased 3.
HME is one company that manufactures fire trucks. The company is location in Michigan and has been in the heavy-duty transportation manufacturing industry for over one hundred years, having been founded in 1913.
police men , or fire men
Umbrellas 'n strollerz 'n pree much N-E-thing else :) fire trucks
City fire trucks (which are called structural engines because they fight fires in structures) have to carry ladders along with a much larger pump because they use much more water than BLM (wildland fire) engines. Since they don't need all that extra large equipment wildland fire engines to be built shorter to make it easier for them to maneuver on mountain roads and through dense forest areas.
Yes, Helicopters have radios similar to what police and fire fighters use.
Various types of fire trucks, which will vary by department and what kind of environment they operate in. A more rural fire department might have trucks with internal water storage, whereas an urban fire department can rely on the availability of fire hydrants. A city fire department would be more prone to having hook-and-ladder trucks in order to reach tall buildings, whereas this wouldn't be as much of an issue for a more rural fire department. Brush trucks would be more commonplace in a rural or small town fire department, what these are will also be dependent on the fire department and what they deal with. For a fire department which might deal with vacant lot fires, but not major forest fires, it may simply be a modified 4x4 pickup, whereas other departments may use demilitarised tactical trucks and tracked vehicles. Some departments will have ambulances as their stations, since EMS is normally part of Fire and Rescue for that town, city, or county.