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3 Reasons Law Enforcement Fleets Can’t (and Shouldn’t) Skimp on Slide Outs

3 Reasons Law Enforcement Fleets Can’t (and Shouldn’t) Skimp on Slide Outs

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3 Reasons Law Enforcement Fleets Can’t (and Shouldn’t) Skimp on Slide Outs

Adrian Extendobed

When officers can’t access their gear quickly, lives are on the line. That’s why slide outs aren’t just nice to have — they’re essential. From maximizing space to reducing response times and preventing injuries, here are three reasons law enforcement fleets shouldn’t skimp on this critical upgrade.

Slide outs provide officers with ample space to bring what’s needed to a scene.

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