I’ve been away from civilization for almost 2 weeks, so no sightings until I came home yesterday. And dove right back into platespotting with a pretty good haul on my first outing.
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GSD⎵RESQ on a FL standard plate on a repainted former cop car with a tall ham radio style antenna on the back. The “rescue” part is easy. “GSD” might be the “[someplace] Sheriff’s Department”, but I don’t think of sheriffs as having a rescue function; that’s usually part of the fire service. Some counties in FL have combined the police and fire/rescue functions under one umbrella organization. But none of the G counties have done that. And FL-standard terminology is “[Wherever] Sheriff’s Office”, not “[Wherever] Sheriff’s Department”. So anyone have any better ideas about “GSD”?
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PE4 on a FL standard plate on a small Subaru SUV. No other interesting features. Maybe a respelling of “pea”, someone’s nickname or a comment on the small size of their car?
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S⎵⎵A⎵⎵L on a FL standard plate on a large pickup truck. Initials or his name is Sal / Salvatore / etc?
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SAVITA on a FL standard plate on a Porsche EV. The driver was a tall blonde Slavic-looking woman and I bet her first name is “Savita”.