Fire Trucks Responding Compilation #22

[@razrramonel4077]

I am a former Rookie Firefighter from Fairdale, Kentucky, and hope to be a Volunteer Firefighter with Princeton Fire Territory in Princeton, Indiana.

[@charlesleonard7734]

Hi and awesome catches .

[@Rainman14]

Thanks!

[@chaselombardi2016]

best video ever

[@demo2497]

That guy at 4:00 was like, “smh, who cares about emergencies?”

[@Ohio_FireGroundPhotography]

the guy was a complete idiot hope he was fined

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

@@Ohio_FireGroundPhotography How was he an idiot? The emergency driver should have expected someone to come to a complete stop there and leave enough room between themselves and the vehicle to negotiate that hazard. It doesn’t seem like you guys get any actual emergency driver training in the US.

[@ryderrobinson1011]

I love ur vids man keep it up 👍👍👍🏾

[@CenturyMooseCentral]

dog barking at 23:36

[@jayrileysfirevideography1669]

Amazing video!!!

[@daltonmuholi2950]

I loved the video. Will you continue making compilations of fire trucks responding? PLZ!!!

[@alijawansher1692]

I love really there’s firetrucks so cool

[@Countryboy468]

Cool video, I like the tankers, reminds me of the volunteer fire department I was on in South Carolina

[@HighOnLife1985]

4:22 THIS is how you go to a fire call, like you are going into battle. That's the best well displayed placement for The Flag. Well done boys, well done.

[@sigsourr]

Ok

[@gysroos9141]

I love it fire trucks old and new nice catching 🙌🙏❤🇿🇦

[@Critical911]

3:55 you nearly caught a accident!

[@AjarRood]

Put in the years pls of trucks

[@johnpeskie5236]

0:12 is the definition of pinned lmao

[@acfbfirephotography4875]

29:21 hot tanker

[@cjesbensen997]

14:22 ex-tower 30

[@WyattPetersen]

2:23 the guy is by him self 😬😳

[@ryderrobinson1011]

So? It is probably a little fire

[@WyattPetersen]

Ryder Robinson you’re not supposed to run code by yourself

[@ryderrobinson1011]

@@WyattPetersen that doesn't mean anything what if it was a little fire what if they didn't nead that much people for the fire or what if it wasn't even a fire

[@ryderrobinson1011]

@@WyattPetersen what if there is already a different fire stations responding and they didn't need that much people so one of the guys from the fire station went

[@WyattPetersen]

Ryder Robinson again, you’re not supposed to run lights and sirens with one person.

[@matthewminnie1134]

I'm volunteer firefighter morrilton fire department

[@aaronbrown592]

TYFYS

[@allen480]

Arkansas? Cool!

[@MaxsFireVideography]

​@@allen480yes

[@res1cue2001]

Did they retire the tractor trailer tanker?

[@John_Montefalco]

My assumption yes, it was so old

[@jakep_savage3857]

AM I a fire truck. 🤔

[@aidenkent4205]

Only if biden becomes president

[@jakep_savage3857]

@@aidenkent4205 lol😂

[@jakep_savage3857]

@Johnny’s Bricks it a joke bc this vid about fire trucks

[@sigsourr]

No

[@jakep_savage3857]

@@sigsourr aw ok😐

[@robertbrady9597]

great catch today stay safe to all the brother

[@sebastiansmith5505]

Love seeing a few local stations (79,99,reading, Harrisburg

[@thumperjdm]

@2:20 Is this guy all alone in that engine? WTF??

[@centralgafirefighter4760]

We are one man crew where I’m at

[@brantwall1083]

How does a 1 man crew work? That doesn't seem like a great strategy, due to the often dire situations, and the fact they can change on a dime.

[@ourmilotin2819]

Some volly fds find it easier to have 1 or 2 guys grab the truck while the other drive directly to the site if it’s closer etc

[@centralgafirefighter4760]

@@brantwall1083 I understand where you are going with it being that I have to be the engineer, officer, and the firefighter on scene until a volunteer shows up or another unit arrives but the biggest thing that is holding us back to having more staffing is the budget

[@Wesley45454]

Maybe going back to the station after a call to pick up another crew?

[@aniyah10158]

Uhh guys why is that tank linking water 💦 0:21

[@chanthypoulin5588]

Cool Engine and chief car

[@marialittle128]

Is that a power call or whelen or federal q siren

[@chanthypoulin5588]

Undercover fire pick up truck cool

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

5:39 you use your sirens on the approach, then use them inefficiently and then don’t use them all together when you reach the hazard? What are you playing at?!

[@allen480]

Driver discretion. By the way, how come Limey fire apparatus (excuse me, appliances) are never equipped with mechanical sirens? I remember you people only using bells. Ding Dong! Ding Dong! lol

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

@@allen480 The driver may have discretion but it was just ineffective. Bells went out of use in the late 1960s/early 70s. Two tones can in to use then, and are still used today because they are effective.

[@salvadorsanchez3466]

U5f

[@lalthazovakhawlhring2985]

1clip what ? They are crossing each other

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

That Fire Police driver should have anticipated a vehicle coming to a complete stop there and left enough room between himself and that car to negotiate the hazard. Emergency driving training clearly not up to scratch in the US.

[@ihateidiots]

You brits think you know everything.. yeah right

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

@@ihateidiots We actually have advanced driving courses here. It's 4 week full time driving course just to drive an ambulance. In that we learn: high speed driving using the IPSGA System of Vehicle Control, box overtaking, skid control, high speed cornering, emergency drills etc. We are all advanced drivers here. So yes, we do know more when it comes to driving emergency vehicles. The driver I mentioned just showed poor awareness and anticipation.

[@domingassousa3707]

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[@ahmedkahled9222]

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