people of philly, question about phone coverages

What does everyone use for phone coverages and is fast or slow? Specifically interested in T-Mobile vs at&t vs Verizon and mvno plans like mint mobile, us mobile, visible+, boost infinite and Google Fi and how they hold up in the city

Fully marked yeah some were unmarked though but others were fully marked which is why I'm so confused

I mean one car sure but I've seen over 8 different cars now, 5 of them being full marked police cruisers so I can't imagine it's fault on all of them? Google pulls up some stuff about blue being much more visible in day and night so police are switching to blue and white only but that was in 2020 so idk if it's actually happening.

Well it's clearly not impossible sinces it's being done and google confirms that. So idk what to tell you as I'm neither blind nor insane.

How so.

It's not like I'd drive off is out my hazards on our keep driving with them off but I'd call the police and ask them if someone is trying to stop me but it just is sus. Alog of these fake cops actually have guns so no shot I'm stopping unless I'm sure 100% it's a real cop. Although to be honest I have been known run from cops and successfully get away but in a car those days are over as I sold my racecar but I own a motoey nor so it'll come down to if it's legit cop since it's much harder to call while on a bike so I might lose them first and then call or go right to the police station (my local one never has armed or active duty cops in the station tho just paperwork clerks with no training).

Flashing/strobing

Well it was 100% Pennsylvania police and not fire police as it was a police cruiser for my tow ship I saw and another few as completely unmarked but we're acting as cops to pull people over so maybe fake cops there but it doesn't explain the local cop doing it?

The onea I saw running blue and white only were full cops cars with police down the side etc. A few maybe 2 or so we're unmarked cars but the rest were marked police

Pa, Montgomery county area. Right by the Roslyn school out front and around that area. And today driving through Philly I saw another 2 cars with white and blue only but also saw a red white and blue cop car which was interesting. I'm just curious as to why 1 they are doing it and 2 why aren't they all doing it

Interesting. Wonder why they are doing it then

The ones I've seen it on so far are fully fledged cops cars, 911, police k9 unit down the sides etc. Def not firefighter

Google pulls up that since 2020 they've been trying to phase it out USA Wide as blue is significantly easier to see and can be seen much farther away than red so they are phasing out red and going for more blue but I don't know how accurate that is.