Nice unit. Only thing I would've added is a couple lights either under the rear tail light area or on the top inside area of the vehicle for then when the back hatch is open for a little more lower warning combined with the warning on the hatch when it is open. A little bit safer in my opinion.
Push bars have other uses such as pushing large chunks of debris out of roads during an accident or pushing entire vehicles off of the road during emergency situations. I've seen it before
Nice unit. Only thing I would've added is a couple lights either under the rear tail light area or on the top inside area of the vehicle for then when the back hatch is open for a little more lower warning combined with the warning on the hatch when it is open. A little bit safer in my opinion.
I agree with this comment.
I used to be on a department who ran mutual aid with South Macon, pretty cool seeing a build so close to home
Why does a fire department need a push bumper? Doesn’t make sense to me. Not like they’re performing PIT maneuvers.
Push bars have other uses such as pushing large chunks of debris out of roads during an accident or pushing entire vehicles off of the road during emergency situations. I've seen it before
@@shawnrlesliecool. Thanks.
They are the perfect place for intersection warning. It’s not a pit bar, it’s a pushbar.
You said it yourself, "push bumper."