Participants got a chance to climb on, in, around, and over many vehicles, including a Hum-vee from the U.S. Army, a grader from the Town of Hannibal Highway Department, a dump truck, school buses, and several firefighting apparatuses from the Hannibal Volunteer Fire Department.
One vehicle in particular stood out because of its unique appearance- a school bus that was cut in half with the back half of the seating area turned 90 degrees sideways. This vehicle is used as a training device by local fire departments, law enforcement agencies, school districts, and other emergency responders to practice emergency evacuation drills for a bus roll-over.
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