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The third of three vehicles for the safezone. In Lightless City, the entire city is riddled with danger. Unstable buildings, collapsed bridges and train tracks, caving sewers and train tunnels, debris and abandoned vehicles, etc. One thing that also lurks in Lightless City is the monsters and zombies that hide in the shadows. Sometimes, hordes of undead pass through the city. The rule of thumb in Lightless City is that vehicles are built tough to withstand the city or sneaky to hide in the shadows. The Crowd Control vehicles are built not tough or sneaky, but to be as loud and obnoxious as possible. So, due to the safezone being in the residential sector of the city, it is still relatively close to the CBD, which means sometimes, hordes and monsters get too close for comfort. To combat this, the safezone has built the Crowd Controls to handle the situation. If a horde is too close, what the vehicles do is utilize weapons and spiked plates to form a barricade to stop anything getting to the walls or gates. If spotted at a distance, the vehicles utilize speakers, sirens and flashing lights to draw as much attention as possible to themselves to draw the horde away and deal with them elsewhere.

Now, this design is of a Peterbilt 359 EXHD. This one is different to the Bronco and the Seirra as it is more of a last resort. See, the ambulance and police use flamethrowers, spikes and guns to deal with the hordes, but sometimes, they can get overrun. This vehicle, being the bigger and heavier one, is more or less the backup. Using a reinforced steel scraper on the front and spikes on the sides, it's deadly to monsters and zombies. The rear has a platform that can be used by gunners, flamers and grenadiers to deal with threats. The bonnet features two massive disco speakers and flashing emergency lights. On the rear is two large spotlights, flashing emergency lights and more disco speakers. Down the sides of the chassis, between the wheels and the cab, are concealed flamethrowers and fuel tanks. The roof also features a porthole turret with a jerry-rigged assault rifle and grenade launcher.

Anyways, that's all I had to say,
Now Fuck Off!

Description
The third of three vehicles for the safezone. In Lightless City, the entire city is riddled with danger. Unstable buildings, collapsed bridges and train tracks, caving sewers and train tunnels, debris and abandoned vehicles, etc. One thing that also lurks in Lightless City is the monsters and zombies that hide in the shadows. Sometimes, hordes of undead pass through the city. The rule of thumb in Lightless City is that vehicles are built tough to withstand the city or sneaky to hide in the shadows. The Crowd Control vehicles are built not tough or sneaky, but to be as loud and obnoxious as possible. So, due to the safezone being in the residential sector of the city, it is still relatively close to the CBD, which means sometimes, hordes and monsters get too close for comfort. To combat this, the safezone has built the Crowd Controls to handle the situation. If a horde is too close, what the vehicles do is utilize weapons and spiked plates to form a barricade to stop anything getting to the walls or gates. If spotted at a distance, the vehicles utilize speakers, sirens and flashing lights to draw as much attention as possible to themselves to draw the horde away and deal with them elsewhere.

Now, this design is of a Peterbilt 359 EXHD. This one is different to the Bronco and the Seirra as it is more of a last resort. See, the ambulance and police use flamethrowers, spikes and guns to deal with the hordes, but sometimes, they can get overrun. This vehicle, being the bigger and heavier one, is more or less the backup. Using a reinforced steel scraper on the front and spikes on the sides, it's deadly to monsters and zombies. The rear has a platform that can be used by gunners, flamers and grenadiers to deal with threats. The bonnet features two massive disco speakers and flashing emergency lights. On the rear is two large spotlights, flashing emergency lights and more disco speakers. Down the sides of the chassis, between the wheels and the cab, are concealed flamethrowers and fuel tanks. The roof also features a porthole turret with a jerry-rigged assault rifle and grenade launcher.

Anyways, that's all I had to say,
Now Fuck Off!