Posted: 3/23/2009 7:52:56 AM EDT
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So, it's a fire truck parked in a fire lane? Seems legit to me.
If the alarm goes off because some douche was smoking in the bathroom, the trucks still roll to go check it out. Firefighters don't generally use their trucks for snack/coffee runs. That's what EMS is for. 
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So, it's a fire truck parked in a fire lane? Seems legit to me. If the alarm goes off because some douche was smoking in the bathroom, the trucks still roll to go check it out. Firefighters don't generally use their trucks for snack/coffee runs. That's what EMS is for. I think he is saying he was parked in the fire lane and a fire truck pulled up. |
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So, it's a fire truck parked in a fire lane? Seems legit to me. If the alarm goes off because some douche was smoking in the bathroom, the trucks still roll to go check it out. Firefighters don't generally use their trucks for snack/coffee runs. That's what EMS is for. That's what they were doing. |
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So, it's a fire truck parked in a fire lane? Seems legit to me. If the alarm goes off because some douche was smoking in the bathroom, the trucks still roll to go check it out. Firefighters don't generally use their trucks for snack/coffee runs. That's what EMS is for. That's what they were doing. Ahh Yeah but if the alarm happens to go off they're golden 
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If this is illegal, Bama would know. I sure thought this was proper protocal, though. It is legal. The property owner has the right to have you towed if you are improperly parked in the fire lane, but he has to be the complaintant. It is on private property, so it isn't like the cops would drive by and see you parked there and ticket you. A while ago, some genius decided it would be a good idea to give us a ticket book for folks parking in "our" spot. Thankfully that was a non-starter. |