[quote name='MiltonBradley' post='24171' date='Aug 19 2006, 00:05 ']Mr. Burke are the spare 2003 GMC ambulances/paramedics the same unit everyday. Like is A28 A28 everyday or could it be A28 today and A27 tomorrow? I ask because i wanted to know if i shot the same rig/s as diffrent ambulances.
-John P.[/quote]
The numbers on the side of the rigs don't change-the only real way to be sure you didn't photograph the same rig twice is to look at the license plate number. A20-A39 & P40-P49 are the spare vehicles, and they will usually be assigned a number different to what is on the truck. We usually don't have much more than A30, A31 A32, P40, P41 or P42 working at any given time. The spares could also be assigned as a 50 series vehicle if they are on a detail and not available for citywide service. To truly find out what the actual on duty designator of any of the spares is, you would have to ask, or access the MDT to see their CAD designation.
-John P.[/quote]
The numbers on the side of the rigs don't change-the only real way to be sure you didn't photograph the same rig twice is to look at the license plate number. A20-A39 & P40-P49 are the spare vehicles, and they will usually be assigned a number different to what is on the truck. We usually don't have much more than A30, A31 A32, P40, P41 or P42 working at any given time. The spares could also be assigned as a 50 series vehicle if they are on a detail and not available for citywide service. To truly find out what the actual on duty designator of any of the spares is, you would have to ask, or access the MDT to see their CAD designation.
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