Bomba BO-61 + Escala EV-31 Bomberos Madrid Parque 3

[@benjaminleschaeve9287]

Super vidéo comme d'habitude et vivement la suite

[@061zgz]

Genial vídeo!

[@Firescue112]

Diese Ampel nervt wie Sau 🙈 aber schöne Aufnahme!

[@jamespettigrew7026]

I guess speed is not an issue in turning out.

[@Sebastian-ze5bc]

Sebastian 😀👍👨‍🚒🚒🇩🇪 👨‍🚒🚒🇪🇦👍

[@EmergenciasES]

AWESOME!!

[@hanspetersen8831]

alter verwalter die brettern ganz schön los :D

[@ffneinsatzfahrten1783]

richtig cool :)

[@mdoloresllerafernandez1557]

Uum Muy Muy bien Bravo 🚒🚒🚒🚨🚨🧯🧯❤️❤️❤️❤️💯✅✅1️⃣1️⃣2️⃣🖕🏿🖕🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿🤣🤣😄😄😁😁😆😆😎😎😎🥰🥰🥰😘😘👨🏿‍🚒👨🏿‍🚒👨🏿‍🚒👨🏿‍🚒⛑⛑⛑🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸muamua

[@seanalailima5929]

Pole in station?

[@seanalailima5929]

0:32: Nevermind.

[@skunklover5725]

(S.D.R. IS WRITING) When I saw Spain's Fire Trucks and Ambulance's for the first time when I was little I thought that they were construction vehicles at first, because where I am from our construction vehicles are the same color light's, here All of our Fire Truck's and Ambulances are RED, WHITE & ORANGE LIGHTS. HOWEVER they Really are Nice Truck's though. (P.S: Stay Safe and Sound out there guy's Greeting's From America)

[@jamespettigrew7026]

I don't know about Spain, but throughout most of Europe "blue" is the color of all emergency vehicles, police, fire, ambulance. In North America, Canada and the United States, Blue is for the police and volunteer fire, red is still the overall emergency light, while red and white are for fire and EMS. Green was just an interesting color to have on ambulances and certain fire engines. Amber (yellow) is considered to be the overall caution light, construction equipment, garbage trucks, wreckers, and vehicles that make frequent stops on the roadway. Most of this is changing now as more and more American fire engines use blue lights.

[@Wsh_bien-jj9zk]

Bonne video

[@JmVuo]

Faltaba la nodriza, saliendo la última....

[@TheMariodeblas]

✌️🇪🇸

[@Thepuggleparty]

Nice truck, but I don't get why Spain uses amber lights as emergency lights

[@Tisor93]

Not anymore, since 1st July all emergency vehicles should be running blue lights. They have till 2020 to apply the change.

[@TheShitpostKing]

@@Tisor93front and back?

[@Tisor93]

@@TheShitpostKing They should be all blue but for now they are mixing them with the old yellow ones... you have some weird configs out right now.

[@imprezionism]

@@Tisor93 also they must change the sirens from FedSig Vama AS320 to Federal Signal PA300 ! AS320 siren is very low and poor...the siren tones are not loud & clear in order to hear the vehicles from far away ....

[@mangeltm2537]

@@Tisor93 las ambulancias del SUMMA siguen con luces amarillas

[@mcb3167]

Aupa Atléti!

[@kennethdavis7775]

I’m amazed how long it taken for the appliances to leave the station. The place could have burnt down? Estoy sorprendido de cuánto tiempo toma para los aparatos de salir de la estación. El lugar podría haber ardido?

[@imprezionism]

Por qué el uso de as320 en lugar de pa300? La sirena as320 es trágica con mala calidad

[@gonzalorodriguez-dn7mq]

Pues mucha prisa lo que es prisa no llevaban Casi 2 minutos para salir

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

Only country in Europe using yellow lights !!!

[@DESVERN]

Muy lenta la salida casi 2 minutos.Creo que falta profesionalidad.

[@FiR3xFRx]

Es el tiempo promedio de salida, preocuparía si fueran más de 4. Y tú no eres nadie para decir si falta o no profesionalidad.

[@joanj.v.l.6944]

¿Tienes idea de cual es el protocolo a seguir? ¿Sabes si en la actuación en cuestión ya hay efectivos de otro parque? Muchas ganas de hablar por hablar

[@alvarohijerra8691]

@@FiR3xFRx el promedio es de 1 minuto, no se puede demorar tanto un despacho, es una emergencia, no una salida a comprar pan, y cualquiera puede decir si les falta profesionalidad, el actuar debe ser rapido.

[@JmVuo]

Que le falta profesionalidad al Cuerpo de Bomberos de Madrid? Jajajajaa menudo inepto...

[@Ruedix_]

Yo creo que si tardan 2, 3 o 4 minutos La velocidad de esos vehiculos, el tráfico que había, y dónde se encontraba la emergencia... Tardando 6 minutos en salir, y al llegar todavía no han evacuado el edificio...

[@benjaminleschaeve8951]

Super vidéo comme d'habitude et vivement la suite