FULLY INVOLVED Car Fire Brick New Jersey 2/9/24

[@rgwaldron]

The Firemen did a great job putting that out, I drove by with my brother going north, able to keep traffic moving and safe.

[@ICTS-fe2cg]

FINALLY American fire brigade people who wear RESPIRATORY PROTECTION in the smoke and in action ❗❗👍👍Unfortunately, it's an absolute rarity! Very rarely seen in the USA. Well done guys

[@normatwater7419]

I am the Co inventor of the Augustus Car Fire Tool I use to live in NJ and the other Co inventor was a retired FDNY . After i left NJ the company was sold and i see the pricing is much higher than when we had the company . Several fire companies in Monmouth & Ocean County bought the Model 200 that puts out a 55GPM spray for good protection in fighting car fires . Also Cape May-Lewes Ferry had it on all their boats .

[@leehart9055]

May I ask, what did you invent? Where can I see this product? How does your invention work? Thank you

[@matdrawsthings668]

I was there when this happened, I didn’t see the actual crash but I saw the fire truck and cops pull up to the scene. I show up at 4:58 (the shitty Nissan Xtera with no right mirror ) I was heading home from work and the parkway was super backed up. I would say I was about 1/4 mile away when it actually happened and the traffic set me back about 30 minutes. After I passed the accident I planed on going to Tom’s River and taking the parkway south to head home but I accidentally took it north right back to brick and by that time the traffic was backed up maybe 5 to 10 miles. I don’t know what happened to the driver but I hope no body was hurt.

[@rgwaldron]

Me too! filmed it as well.

[@soupwifey]

What kind of vehicle was this?

[@rgwaldron]

I think it was a Nissan or Hyundai compact ICE not EV.@@soupwifey

[@rgwaldron]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jna3iWyEbNN4iK8 from 1:03 to 1:18 is a good view I had the phone camera on as we passed it. @@soupwifey

[@rachelhays9841]

At least it was conveniently across the street from an Advance Auto Parts for some quick repairs. 😆

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

Haha ya could be an ad for them!

[@KevinLyons-gn7eu]

@@jerseyshorefireresponse reply back to me when you hear what’s the cause of the fire

[@JohnAckerman93]

Wow that was some fire! Nice job out there boys!

[@williamschlenger1518]

Great job by the fire department.Every day event down there today.I can remember early 1960s quiet much less traffic.

[@mikeysan01]

Another excellent video!

[@Token_Civilian]

Now that there is a car-be-que. Any idea on the make / model? Crews got that taken care of nicely. Any evidence of the driver in the area? I have to imagine they were pretty shaken up - hope there were no injuries.

[@irahoffman3867]

If you come upon an emergency (crash, fire, etc.): #1 - move you vehicle out of the flow of traffic - you don’t want to become part of the emergency. #2 - call 9-1-1 - don’t assume someone has already done that. #3 - if safe to do so, render aid. Don’t forget, you don’t want to become part of the emergency. #4 - Once the 9-1-1 call has made, and emergency responders dispatched, especially to a controlled access highway, it will may take 10 minutes, or more, for them to get to the scene. #5 - Drive safely!

[@joegaito702]

They deserve alot of credit tons of it let's stop and honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen and police and sheriff who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks great job great team work and good catches as usual still going strong please don't work to hard appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock way to go stay safe and warm out there way to go thanks for everything !!! ❤😂Joe

[@aamirfarooqi]

ek car ki choti si aag bhujhane teen teen fire trucks aye hain😅😅😅😅

[@georgebaggitt1930]

I don't think you are supposed to wrap the hose around the burning vehicle... just saying

[@_.momjeans_9219]

That’s why he moved the line just saying

[@mikeymcmikeface5599]

​@_.momjeans_9219 Fail.

[@RLTtizME]

Remember when the ladder snagged your BarcaLounger and you spilled your bowl of Chex Mix?

[@323chemco]

​@@_.momjeans_9219 he moved the line because it had burned through.

[@chosenone1004]

@@_.momjeans_9219 Before or after it was melted ?

[@bradmagnuson6963]

Where was the driver? Or did the person take off?

[@teresaallen3045]

What kind car was it electric

[@KevinLyons-gn7eu]

It was a gas car that’s my guess

[@drunkenhobo8020]

Crazy how well the anti-EV propaganda has worked.

[@theroachden6195]

​@@drunkenhobo8020well it was sparking when they hit it with water so I'm sure that's why they asked.

[@seantoris1763]

Lifts the hood….yep…still burning…hood back down 😂

[@Jimmythefish577]

Right under power lines, worst place to have to work.

[@RLTtizME]

How so?

[@ppal19812]

@@RLTtizME Seriously? The fire can melt the lines, which in turn puts the FF at risk.

[@RLTtizME]

@@ppal19812 Your BarcaLounger has made you wise. Impressive and shall I say much respect.

[@Muzzleblast-1911]

Imagine all the chemicals being washed down into the water system, beside the chemicals going into the air. Batteries are caustic to make, caustic to get rid of and caustic as well as flat out dangerous while in use. I never understood why they thought electric vehicles were the better way to go...the way of the future.

[@ffjsb]

How did the first engine crew let a simple car fire kick their butts?? What happened to the first line, and why was a second and third line pulled?? Why didn't anyone grab a dry chem??

[@MD21037]

I was wondering the same thing. How did they run out of water on a simple car fire? You get what you pay for I guess.

[@_.momjeans_9219]

Maybe if you were IC on the call they would’ve done it correctly dear fire god

[@mikeymcmikeface5599]

​@@_.momjeans_9219You are a hateful person.

[@MD21037]

@@_.momjeans_9219 No IC on simple car fires.

[@GMan-yv8cb]

​@@MD21037 ????? EVERY 'INCIDENT ' Has a COMMAND hierarchy!

[@Millisekunde]

What is the difference between yellow and red fire departments?

[@SteveNevelos]

It is just how they want it to look I guess

[@theroachden6195]

Different departments. Probably a mutual aid from a different town

[@arthurmario5996]

gee, who would think that gasoline cars could burn too?

[@jzero90921]

thats a cool green truck

[@jameswarrington3474]

Was that by Cumberland county

[@coreyblack250]

So you are a sorry 😞

[@Mark-eu4ds]

Is that a Hyundai Sonata?

[@damonknuckles8570]

Damon

[@gailziemski5164]

I didn’t hear hazmat on location for the cleanup so the chemicals don’t go into the drain basin

[@X94Caz]

Make and model. E.V or ice. Give us a clue guys. Otherwise a nice catch

[@sammyn9345]

That’s not an ev

[@medic12961]

Why are the police not stopping traffic

[@DaleDix]

There's a car and a heap of cones

[@RLTtizME]

Why did you stage 4 blocks away? Now that was goofy.

[@matdrawsthings668]

They did stop traffic for awhile, then they shut down 2 lanes and started letting traffic through. I passed the accident on my way home from work

[@lewistasso8866]

Leave it to shore people to go driving by blinded by smoke and water.

[@bradmagnuson6963]

Or, rubber neckers who slow down and look

[@andyneipert2527]

Cool looking fire trucks

[@Taillighttim26]

Where's the car all I see is flames that was a bad one

[@howiefaust2966]

Yo