Tough to miss that coming down the road!

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@@user-nb3jc9sd2i can you put this into English please?

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@@erickaegi629 Whisper...

asshole in chevy pickup at 2:07 - hold my beer

So can the one at 0:32.

@@mattkeller2466 asshole for sure. But I also think that truck should have used the through lane. Instead of getting behind the pickup truck with the blue lights on the roof. I don't think that POV was technically allowed to run red lights, and the truck had plenty of room to move to the though lane then turn left. It would have prevented the white Chevy pickup from trying to go around them.

But the UK fire engines have almost nothing and people move from hundreds of feet away.

Being on the fire dept in my town for 15 years, it always amazed me how people will refuse to move out of the way for our trucks, but will part the sea for a police vehicle

This is strictly a eastern thing, in the west the engines lighting is about the same as European style lighting.

I see 2 possibilities as to why that is,either they have their face buried in thier phones,or they're screaming at their kid(s) in the back seat

can you explain what a box is. i see stuff like EMS box-05 and other stuff like that

Years ago, pull boxes for alarms could be found on most street corners. That’s where box alarm originated. The term box alarm is still used today but doesn’t apply to a physical alarm box.

Thank you for your service my friend. That was quite a response.

Thank you for yo

@@stevewisniewski5860 is mll ok

4 engines, two trucks, 3 chiefs is standard where I’m at. Another truck if it’s a commercial. Another two engines if it’s a worker.

Lol

Mine/me too. I rather have that other ones. I feel safer too

Shouldn't have a blue light...means nothing

@@michaelsheffler5710 It does mean something.

@@Sniff34 ok please it's a nuisance here

​@@michaelsheffler5710 A flashing blue light is a nuisance? But having to stop doing something to respond isn't? Example, having dinner, working,sleeping,ect.. I think doing that is a bigger "nuisance".

Yea everybody, where’s the fire anyway!!!

He probably missed it. I am sure EMS was dispatched as well. we send an ambulance to every structure fire and we send our second ambulance on a second alarm so we have one for rehab and the other for transport. Then we'd call for mutual aid if we needed additional EMS units.

You'd be surprised how stupid people are and how many of them don't have a clue to get out of the way. I got cut off just the other night in the ambulance going lights and sirens transporting a patient with a possible stroke. Also had the ALS intercept fly car behind me going lights and sirens.

Hahaha they are in right lane fd should be out wide not right lane

"Culinary mishap," I believe, is the new term,...

I'm not sure bc I'm from europe but I think they're called roto rays.

@@FloRider66 for the win! Been wondering that for decades. Thanks bud!

It's called a roto-ray.

@@allanr6132 sirenworld.com/products/roto-ray-warning-light

Usually, chief vehicles are matched to the paint scheme of their company's apparatus.

If you're referring to the grey SUV with only blue lights, that wasn't a chief, but an individual (volunteer) firefighter responding directly to the scene in his personal vehicle.

Yep!

Its also different to figure out what to do when you're already stopped at a red light

I used to know that area. That development of a bunch of apartment buildings, several are very close together and present an exposure hazard.

@@EyeWatchThemAll Thank you for the reply! This does explain why so many vehicles responded.

Most places have a standard box alarm response … so no matter what, if any kind of structure fire call comes in they get a certain amount of trucks. Always better to disregard than have to call more.

Hopefully they all made it to the call and if more are needed, that's what mutual aid is for.

Standard response for a structure fire. Theres trucks from multiple cities and departments. So there’s plenty left.

Little river needs fire trucks

That’s a standard initial response for a building fire in most places. If it’s a working incident you’ll get more. I work in Indy and we get 4 engines, 2 ladders, 1 squad, 1 medic, 2 battalions, 1 safety Officer and 1 EDO on the initial dispatch for any structure Fire. Building or residential. If we show up and there’s nothing we’ll disregard the rest. And we actually get less than some places do.

@@CH-fk5tk lol I know. What I was trying to say was that there was maybe multiple buildings in flames

@@CH-fk5tk EDO?

Pennsylvania

It means that lane does not continue past the intersection, so if you're traveling in it, you need to turn left.

@@EyeWatchThemAll yea i get that because we have same here in europe but we simply have an arrow turning left marked on the road and on the sign so you will know that you cant continue strait after intersection, from that lane,and also that’s something you learn when youre learning how to drive which in Europe take about 6 months. Sign saying MUST turn left is more for uneducated and ignorant or retarded people that cant follow simple trafic sighns. Simple arrow without any writing will do. Learn the rulles and law of traffic when youre learning how to drive so not everything has to be written like for 2 year old child.

Could be inside and a small kitchen fire or even something that just ignited. Smoke doesn't always come pouring out

@@evang.9774 sure a kitchen fire but do they need to have 6 trucks respond

@@johnleonard6878 Most of the time they are never given complete descriptions or the severity of fires and if I were in an apartment building, I would rather have a small fire with lots of response rather than a large fire and little initial response. I get your point though.

@@johnleonard6878 Most places have a standard response plan. If any kind of structure fire calls come across they get a certain amount of units. Where I work we get 4 Engines, 2 Ladders, 1 Squad, 1 Medic, 2 Battalions, 1 Safety Officer and 1 EDO. Each truck/crew has an assignment for an initial fire attack if needed. When the first unit arrives and finds there’s something small or nothing found (which is most of the time) they all get disregarded. Always better to send more and disregard then have to call more and wait.

The last two trucks were being recalled as they were approaching the scene

@@chescofirerescuephotograph3538 oh ok

They're volunteers who only receive a very small amount of tax revenue from their towns (whatever the minimum the state of PA requires)

No it doesn’t. At all. It’s called run cards. Structure fires big or small get the same response. If you don’t know what you’re talking about just say that

All structure fires get the same response.

Yes because 70 percent of the population of the US lacks an IQ above 40

You’d be amazed how stupid 90% of drivers are.