FIRE TRUCK FLASH

It is not so easy to bring water on an open-body fire truck to the place of ignition. Why does a fire truck have an open body and not a water tank? So that's the whole point of the game. Water is poured, or rather filled with cylinders at the loading point. Visually, water containers resemble cooler bottles (bottom view), and they can also be mistaken for balls. These cylinders roll on the body of a fire truck in the process of its acceleration and deceleration and easily jump out of it on bumps and other road bumps. The main thing you should always keep in mind here is inertia. Uniform motion is analogous to the state of rest, so the chances of splashing water when rolling a car by inertia are much less than during accelerations and decelerations. Using this law of physics, try to bring water to the place where the fire occurred and put out the fire.