ThomasGeorge
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Short explanation (in notes): A reflective jacket for people in the Emergency Services
- Less likely to get ran over by someone.
- More realistic.
- Increase safety of memebers in the Emergency Service
Detailed description (why should it become added/...):
As a member of the Emergency service of Paralake, you are constantly under threat by road users when working during Night hours. Imagine this: There's an accident on the Highway at 1am - Police have closed off the section of the Highway and you're talking to the Lt. after he has cleaned up the scene along with two other officers and a paramedic.
Out of no where, a sweatervest in his Red Mini Cooper rushes around the corner with his headlights on, only to see a few black smudges in the road. Guess what's going to happen next? Guess what will happen if they were to have reflective jackets? I can only guess that the road user would see that and probably swerve around them, probably resulting the officer's safety to be improved.
He's an old picture I took a while back about 2 seconds before I was ran over by a vehicle.
(me as an officer before I was ran over. I was responding to something that happened outside the hospital, note the headlights, time and weather..)
Optional additions:
- It has to be a bright color like a bright yellow or bright lime.
- it doesn't have to be a total recoloring of the officer. If you want - it can just be the vest that's worn to be reflective.
- Less likely to get ran over by someone.
- More realistic.
- Increase safety of memebers in the Emergency Service
Detailed description (why should it become added/...):
As a member of the Emergency service of Paralake, you are constantly under threat by road users when working during Night hours. Imagine this: There's an accident on the Highway at 1am - Police have closed off the section of the Highway and you're talking to the Lt. after he has cleaned up the scene along with two other officers and a paramedic.
Out of no where, a sweatervest in his Red Mini Cooper rushes around the corner with his headlights on, only to see a few black smudges in the road. Guess what's going to happen next? Guess what will happen if they were to have reflective jackets? I can only guess that the road user would see that and probably swerve around them, probably resulting the officer's safety to be improved.
He's an old picture I took a while back about 2 seconds before I was ran over by a vehicle.
(me as an officer before I was ran over. I was responding to something that happened outside the hospital, note the headlights, time and weather..)
Optional additions:
- It has to be a bright color like a bright yellow or bright lime.
- it doesn't have to be a total recoloring of the officer. If you want - it can just be the vest that's worn to be reflective.
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