Fire Trucks and Engines Responding Compilation: FDNY + Rescue 1 with Air Horns, Q Sirens and Lights

FDNY Fire trucks responding lights, sirens, air horns and Q-sirens compilation.
On May 2, 1865, New York City established the Metropolitan Fire Department (MFD) which became Fire Department City of New York in 1870. FDNY is the busiest fire department in the United States. In fact, FDNY responds to more working structural fires than the fire departments of Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Houston and Boston combined. In 2014, FDNY responded to 26,531 working structural fires and 15,512 non-structural fires. That's over 42,000 fires a year or 115 fires a day. Of these 42,000 fires, 2,307 of them were "All Hands" (major fires). In other words, FDNY handles, on average, over six All-Hands fires a day or one every four hours. Enjoy these Fire Truck sirens responding to emergencies in NYC
See the FDNY 2014 statistics here:
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Meanwhile, in the rest of the country . . .
According to a 2011 New York Times article, Chicago had less than 2,500 structural fires in 2008, down from 5,700 in 1996. Los Angeles Fire Department, according to its website, had 8,068 structural fires in 2013. The Philadelphia Fire Department had 1,828 structural fires in 2007 and 1,796 structural fires in 2008 according to the department's own performance report. In 2010, the entire state of Texas had 20,595 structural fires -- less than New York City. According to a 2013 Boston Globe article, the Boston Fire Department had 40 "major fires" in 2012, down from 417 in 1975.
In the entire United States of America there were 487,500 structural fires in 2013 according to the National Fire Protection Association. If we use the 2014 statistics for FDNY (26,531 structural fires), we see that 5.44% of the total number of structural fires in the country occur in New York City alone. In other words, more than 1 out of 20 structural fires in the entire country occurs in New York City.
FDNY: Celebrating 150 years of service!
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[@DrDillGaming]

It's safe to say Rescue 1 Likes their horn.

[@exoticcar5482]

Many times a siren ain't enough

[@TheAlmightyClipse]

Im from Australia but i love FDNY and their trucks. Coolest looking trucks and fire department in the world, those trucks are a work of beauty, love the American flag on the back rippling through the New York wind...Cheers for the footage.

[@code3paris]

On May 2, 1865, the Metropolitan Fire Department was formed. Five years later the name was changed to FDNY and today the department is celebrating 150 years of service to the City of New York. This is a collection of videos in tribute to the firefighters of FDNY.

[@CobraEmergency]

Happy 150th Birthday FDNY for last year! ;) 1865-2015. That was a brilliant compilation with some gorgeous trucks, great airhorn usage and nice onscene action. Funnily enough it's London Fire Brigade's 150th Anniversary this year (2016), 1866-2016. Rescue 1 is just all out there with its horns, sirens, lights and movement! Gotta love 'em. Oops at 11:39 with their car in the way like that! Silly!

[@THEMAJESTIRIUM1]

SUPER SPECTACULAR TRIBUTE AND VERY WELL DONE MY FRIEND! ;o)

[@bigegg7170]

americans don't care about other americans..you know one of them is thinking,omg I'm on the phone shut up...

[@cameronclarke6472]

bigegg7170 you’re an idiot

[@Ramseylove]

FDNY + Rescue 1 of my Favorie fire Truck like the most

[@skvakagud]

Here is an idea. MAYBE! you shouldn't use a colour on emergency viechles, that is on EVERY car, and EVERY traffic light......

[@medicineman360]

Eh. Some 30-40 years ago, there was a move to do just that, and you saw departments with white, yellow or (Blecch!) lime green trucks. Even FDNY tested a couple of lime green rigs. A lot of departments eventually went back to red. After all, when you ask a child "What color is a fire truck?", what answer are they likely to give?

[@davinekaputra1815]

woa, a moving christmas tree !!!

[@lacrimula]

Yea i like european fire service vehicles much more cuz they r more sober

[@elcabezon5487]

Being a kid,you love to these trucks go by,and the truck I'd enjoyed the most was the ladder truck,where at the end had a driver steering the backside of the trailer,,

[@melaniearnol6336]

Socio Listo it's called a tiller... thank me later

[@benbristow3526]

This is why I'm glad I don't live in a bigger city.

[@edvardasmiskinis5741]

Public dont hear and see those trucks coming or what? looks everybody dont care about fireman .. Respect to Firefighters

[@morrisfalker2773]

Americans

[@lifebeginsat40truck]

one of mt favorite videos i really like that you got 40 truck "Where life begins" and what kind of fire did ladder 7 respond two?

[@Stan72]

C'est fou qu'il y ait autant d'incendies à NY..

[@sabertoothgaming8988]

why dont they have the airhorn as part of the siren as the driver must get really pissed off having to press it/flick it all the time XD

[@exoticcar5482]

Some fire trucks do have an option of the air horn sounding automatically

[@joshw1687]

Nicely done. Never seen the spare rescue before

[@BlackHawkDown2]

All cities must have Emergency lane and Bus lanes when planning. Bus lane to promote public transport obviously.

[@CatAttack1]

Absolutely outstanding

[@falsmitty]

Do footage of fire trucks responding on 9/11

[@exoticcar5482]

Really?

[@Ramseylove]

os is my First letter of my name

[@hvymtal8566]

Rescue 1's A/O really seems to like the horn button...

[@northoltflightwatch]

Rescue 1's crews sure love using the airhorn Nice compilation!

[@ThePolicefreak]

Great video and information

[@grandhomme4183]

Insupportable ce klaxon mais mon dieu qu’il est nécessaire

[@kennethlang5480]

Those Engine & Truck Drivers are amazing doing driving in New York City with that Traffic.

[@code3paris]

I agree!

[@sagatbison]

le drapeau pirate ça faisait belle effet

[@bradlund3752]

To much traffic in New York!

[@lisainvenice11]

ladder 20 is beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@j22Cr4zyDuck]

Holly jesus christ ! I love it, I want to go to NYC one day, just to see these amazing emergency services !

[@TubeYouGuru]

There is just something about a firetrucks horn that gets me super excited, every time i hear it.. When you hear it resonate through the buildings.. oh man...

[@grandhomme4183]

Mon dieu comment il est flippant tout le monde s’enfuit mdrrrr

[@TNCMAD]

Ils font énormément d'interventions ! Bon en même temps une fois j'ai vu débarqué 4 pompes, un véhicule de superviseur dans un quartier où y'a jamais rien ( entre Bushwick et Wycoff à Brooklyn ) , ils se sont mis à creuser sous un arbre comme si il y avait une fuite de gaz et.... ils sont repartis, comme ils étaient venus. D'ailleurs est-ce que quelqu'un aurait des chiffres sur le nombre de fausses interventions que le FDNY subit?

[@user-hs2hd7wp9g]

Love this kind of videos, thanks for posting them. These trucks are just overkill flashing lights wise, can't even see the turning signals.

[@HDBlaulichtfilmer112]

nice idea!

[@조은주-x9y]

한국또한 저렇게 무식하게 나와야한다. 119차들이 비켜달라고 하면 안비켜줌. 그럴땐 저렇게 싸이렌 울리면서 무식하게 나와야함.

[@tiernieves5940]

Published on Nov 24, 2015

[@medicineman360]

Most of those Seagraves looked a bit old. Were they reserve units?

[@EstonianRescueServices]

Where is Rescue one rushing on first video?

[@Ramseylove]

FireTruckthat olny truck that like !!)

[@farmboy0904]

13:54 don't they have rear discharges on their trucks?

[@coastliner7009]

If only the bullhorns stopped

[@codezblack7797]

Thats alot of LEDs... But thats the way i like it :3

[@foxydefnaf3206]

une journée normale a new york/a normal day at new york XD

[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

Was that Rescue 1 in Reserve

[@kabakke]

8:05 must be an old fire truck because of the front lightbars?

[@Stan72]

Yes probably 1990's

[@Sebastian.12]

Yeah. those fire trucks were legends who's responded to 9/11

[@cameronclarke6472]

They use the older trucks for spares for when their newer trucks are out of service.

[@904_Florida]

NY the home and land of the brave and the free

[@JayMoto]

when did FDNY get a tiller?

[@futurehero11]

they have always had tillers

[@yvettepalazzo5538]

It’s tiller 20 And tiller 5 time

[@SirFloofy001]

I'm curious how long the air horns on Rescue 1 last before wearing out.

[@melaniearnol6336]

Devon Manaseri 4 hours

[@Ground121_8]

MURICA

[@Ramseylove]

Nice work

[@pacantho2278]

amazing truuuucks !!!!!!!!!

[@Lucasfaitsonchaud]

eargasm !

[@Falken36Osku]

In NYC the Fire fighters/ Department are known to be Drama Queens incase u didnt Know

[@dietcoke759]

Speaking as someone in the fire service, FDNY is arguably the most respected and professional department in the nation and perhaps the world.

[@ww2fan18]

Someone failed the psych lol

[@futurehero11]

what was going on between the fdny and nypd in that one clip

[@ampthilluk]

+futurehero11 nypd car was parked by a fire hydrant

[@lifebeginsat40truck]

I love the pa300 siren on squad 18

[@datboy_jay8480]

Davis Gaffney Who doesn't?

[@colincoisnard7309]

3:04 Does someone can identify the siren used for the manual tone ?

[@medicineman360]

Southern VP SA450? Maybe?

[@medicineman360]

Definitely not a Whelen. The manual doesn't sound like a Federal, either.