FDNY - Hell's Kitchen responding - *new* Tower Ladder 21 & Engine 34

[@bobdambra4421]

So many comments on how nice the equipment was but very,very, few about how slow their motion to get out was! DIsgraceful!!!

[@fyrman9092]

It seems like they take too long to get out the door. After having 20+years career in a municipal fire department, one needed to make sure they were on the rig before the officer's door closed.

[@Arcanon_94]

That’s one nice fire truck

[@souris_62]

nice catch

[@zazaranger5]

Wow, what a Monster!

[@alle_emergency]

Awesome video!!

[@markweaver1932]

I got to meet a couple of the guys last year,we are planning to go back con a couple of years for our anniversary. Hopefully we can get a patch swap together

[@Ray-Koto-McLellan]

So 21s callout was a code 2 of some sort as they only went lights. 34s callout was a little more because they got out a little quicker and went lights and sirens.. then got completely stuck... Go figure

[@robertbrady9597]

awesome catch of the new fdny tower ladder 21 and engine 34

[@javierbarrucz7755]

To the men and women of the fdny thank you 🙏 ❤❤❤❤ 4:15

[@lindagomez2708]

Nice

[@markweaver1932]

Sweet Rides

[@Fire10Rescue]

My Sony does that blur thing too

[@stevenpivornik9982]

I'm honestly not a big fan of these new light packages on the new trucks. They don't seem as affective as the Vector lightbars on the other engine and tower trucks. Looks like just a bunch of blinking lights. At least the rapid flashers all around were more visible

[@greyjay9202]

Typical New York drivers, pulling right in front of Engine 34, and blocking it.

[@larryyearick4503]

Pathetic response time

[@FLFIREEMS91]

Literally no sense of urgency at all, they must not have response time standards to follow.

[@Freestyleny]

Different response for different codes

[@FLFIREEMS91]

@@Freestyleny doesn’t matter the type of run, still should have a set standard for maximum time allowed to be rolling out the door.

[@FLFIREEMS91]

@@Freestyleny a lot of departments have adopted 60 seconds to be out the door during the day then 90 seconds to be out the door at night.

[@Freestyleny]

@@FLFIREEMS91 I see didn't know that thx

[@Firebuff101]

@@FLFIREEMS91 So some idiot who locked his keys in his car (which is something my old department responded to) warrants the same response as a fire? Okay then.

[@henrywolford3672]

they move so fast, not