You ride the drag road on a four-wheeler with the wall on your right hand. The line is
busy the whole shift — people on the bollards, people already over and running
north. They do not stop for you. Ride up on one and hold SPACE for lights and
siren: you take that person, and only that person. Everyone else keeps running, so
you have to go and get each of them. Someone already across is an apprehension; someone
still on the fence just turns back. Dispatch calls the rest — sensor hits, groups,
seizures, breaches, and rescue beacons, which pay the most and wait the least.
Watch the gas: red drums sit near the road.