Typically red but there are some that are yellow, just like they are here.
Fire trucks started out as hand wagons called "Pumpers" the preferred color was "RED."
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They can be many colors such as red, yellow, lime green, white and more.
Fire trucks and fire enine or fire rescue
The word is red.
Fire trucks come in a wide variety of colours. Most people think all fire trucks are red, but they come in a wide variety of colours. In Chicago all their fire trucks are black and red. In the city of Clearwater, FL their first trucks are a neon orange. In Hawaii their fire trucks are a bright yellow. In Miami, FL their fire trucks are a neon green. In Thorton, IL their fire trucks are green. In Goshen, CO their fire trucks are blue. In Barbeton, OH their fire trucks are purple. In Northfolk, MA their fire trucks are black.
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If you see a blue fire truck (which would be a rare sight, at least in the US), it's because whoever owns it wanted it to be blue. Fire trucks are traditionally red, and that's a far more common color for them than blue is.
Most fire trucks in the United States are painted red. For a brief period of time in the 1970s, lime green paint became popular for fire trucks because it was considered to be more visible.
It is either red, yellow, or green that's why most fire trucks and ambulences are red
Here are some fire trucks for sale: http://firetrucksplus.com/. You can also check Craigslist or ask your fire station what they do with the old trucks when they get new ones.