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In addition to previous posts about Dutch police some more about the use of blue lights. This applies to all emergency services in The Netherlands. Over here it is common that emergency vehicles only use their blue lights (and sirens) when they are on their way to an incident. When they arrive on sc...

Dutch police are wearing a dark blue uniform with yellow stripes. When working in traffic they should where high vis jackets https://www.politie.nl/binaries/w800h450/content/gallery/politie/onderwerpen/uniform.jpg Bikers are getting these new jackets https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ECAm-7nXkAE1pUf?forma...

Most dutch brigades are switching to yellow uniforms when they are working on incidents. This should become the national standard: https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/740424713.webp?mw=1500&mh=844&q=70 When at the station and in minor operational tasks they are getting these: https://www.brandweer.nl/media...

In addition to DKDBEM4 Dutch fire brigades are operating a lot of different brands for their vehicles. I guess all major big 7 could be found. DKDBEM4 allready showed the new Volvo, but more angles in this tweet: https://twitter.com/ziegler_nieuws/status/1125679776461721601?s=20 Also a new Mercedes ...

Most Dutch ambulances are based on Mercedes Sprinter vans, such as:

https://twitter.com/ambulanceoostmz/sta ... 51232?s=20 for more angles

In the Netherlands all emergency vehicles have the same striping, with white vehicles for police, red trucks for the fire brigade and yellow vans as ambulances. In recent years the striping on al emergency vehicles has been slightly ajdusted with wider stripes for better visabiliy. Police - Regular ...

During this open beta, your feedback is incredibly important and valuable to us, so we ask that you please submits yours to us in the 1.40 section for American Truck Simulator on our forums which you can find here. So they want us to post ETS2 bugs in the ATS section on the forum? That could be con...

It is some new french requirement since January 1st for vehicles over 3,5 tons to have these. They need to be on both sides as well on the back. https://youtu.be/ODUO3z-tQAY And apparently also required for vehicles not registered in France. Though I read some comments that such a requirement is not...

Thought i'd start the new year with a little trip to Finland to pick up a new NTM trailer.