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LIKE A FLYING BRICK

Tankers are big, they are bulky, top heavy, and were never intended to be driven at a high rate of speed. However, when you mix adrenaline, inexperience, and complacency, these vital resources can become killers.

I've attached a link to a Fire Engineering article from 1998 by Dale Perry that is a great learning and training resource.

http://www.fireengineering.com/articles/print/volume-151/issue-3/fe...

Your tanker is not a Porsche, don't expect it to drive like one!

Drive safe. Drive smart!

Click link below to see more of Paul's work or to buy prints:
http://www.artstudioseven.com/page-LE_Prints.htm

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