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DaveinGermany 09-01-2010 16:35

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 776840)
I would think fire trucks especially ... and I assume your trucks are as big as ours .... I suppose there are fire lanes where parking is forbidden, and that parking next to a fire hydrant is illegal, and carries a large fine.

Now,Now Sizeism, just cos it's bigger......

Eric 09-01-2010 17:45

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 777004)
Now,Now Sizeism, just cos it's bigger......

If your house is on fire, the bigger the fire truck the better:D

Eric 09-01-2010 17:48

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson (Post 776848)
Fire lanes, we don't have of them.The emergency services in this Country are just use to having to maneuver around streets full of cars.

Park in a fire lane in Kingston and the fine is $500.00 and your vehicle is towed ... another $150.00 + to get it out of the impound.:mosher:

joaner3 09-01-2010 22:18

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
why don't you use Cat Litter on your driveways or sand, and invest in a good pair of boots, then you won't skid down the street.

joaner3 09-01-2010 22:20

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In Montreal they remove your car to another street while cleaning and you have to phone a special number to find out were they put your car.

Neil 09-01-2010 22:38

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 777037)
If your house is on fire, the bigger the fire truck the better:D


Its quality not quantity.

We don't have ugly fire hydrants on the street, they are undergroud with a small access plate in the footpath like this

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...hydrant_UK.jpg

The pipes are then attached to look something like this

http://www.extinguishers.co.uk/galle...esting-big.jpg

cashman 09-01-2010 22:43

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 776833)
Mmmm ... if folks don't have a place to park a vehicle, maybe they shouldn't have one:rolleyes:;) With all those cars parked on the street, how do emergency vehicles get around:confused:

not a problem to our council eric they even had built "Regents court", which has NO acess fer any Vehicle.:rolleyes:

cashman 09-01-2010 22:46

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric (Post 776840)
I would think fire trucks especially ... and I assume your trucks are as big as ours .... I suppose there are fire lanes where parking is forbidden, and that parking next to a fire hydrant is illegal, and carries a large fine.

Ya definately been away too long Eric.:D

Eric 10-01-2010 18:01

Re: Snow Ploughs
 
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 777136)
Ya definately been away too long Eric.:D

Maybe .... but I like it here:D


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