Pre Arrival Fully Involved Car Fire Brick New Jersey 4/16/22

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Full PPE even at a car fire. I damaged my throat and lungs at a car fire resulting from a grass and woods fire that might have been a meth lab. Both myself and my partner went down due to toxic smoke. Had and beat throat cancer last year so you all protect yourselves at each and every fire.

[@metadeth578]

it is easier to take off then to put it on when they get there

[@davidboone8977]

white helmet not on air holding the hose vehicle needed scotched awesome attack nozzle work

[@ghostbirdlary]

yea man its crazy to see people sitting outside a house fire with no breathing apparatus bc with insulation and house chemicals and just smoke in general that is not good to breathe in

[@calvinwilliams231]

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[@ajaybhagwani8155]

FullPPEevenatacarflre.ldamagedmy

[@ThatNiceDutchGuy]

This looks unreal. Boots on the ground, fully geared up and water on target under 30 seconds. Awesome!

[@RLTtizME]

You da checker are you?

[@calvinwilliams231]

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[@RLTtizME]

@@calvinwilliams231 Home movies?

[@bentley4446]

Nice job by the fire crews and officers. Started with water which puts out most car fires, that didn’t work. Quickly moved on to some in line foam/chem followed by regular foam which didn’t work. Foam is most useful on flammable liquids, which this clearly wasn’t. Finally succeeded with the dry chem extinguisher on the ev batteries. Good job getting the speedy dry down in front of the storm drain. Most rigs are only required to carry 1 dry chem extinguisher, fortunately they had enough units on site if they needed more dry chem extinguishers. FDNY has a dedicated purple k unit for electrical fires along with e bike and ev battery fires. Many local departments are starting to carry multiple dry chem extinguishers or contract with local fire extinguisher service companies to provide on scene delivery of larger quantities of these extinguishers when needed. Great video

[@catherinebrady2640]

Thanks for this comprehensive and educational commentary.

[@tonymadsen45]

Yep, where neither water fog nor AFFFoam work then a 20lb powder extinguisher usually does the trick.

[@NJDRONEMAN]

A little trick I learned …. Put the nozzle of a dry chem extinguisher into a light fog pattern …. Watch how fast the gas is extinguished!!!

[@legohead6]

Wow heavy response to a vehicle fire. The Engine crew did a great job on initial attack when they arrived.

[@cr-ei5jm]

i've never seen it take so long to put out a car fire. Must have been a real stubborn battery. Once again, excellent footage from JSFR!!

[@chris76-01]

It's like one of those birthday candles that never goes out no matter how much you blow. Lol

[@rustynail6819]

Oh they can be stubborn trust me. Some go out in second and some you're like REALLY?? When the fuel tank is breached it's a pain. They did a good job.

[@AllMi3htykid]

So much gas and other flammable liquids not to mention that battery if it’s a Diesel truck I can only imagine it’s harder to put out

[@BlackkTiger]

To say nothing of the magnesium

[@TheDrew2022]

I was wondering if that was an electric hybrid. Heard from a buddy the lithium battery packs in them are a b*tch to put out, if you can.

[@Dan-O40]

Super quick charging of hose, best I have seen on Utube.

[@f.j.kuiper1467]

For US fire fighters it's the fastest I have seen on KZbin. You must have been forgotten fire fighters in Europe; their trucks have a small fire hose at a reel. . .

[@luish777]

Good pump operator 👍 had that water flowing quick and the right time so hoses wouldn't get kinked good job men.

[@stevedoty5841]

Don’t know why but this was the slowest car fire to put out.

[@robert20770]

Move the engine away because of the gas fire...that's a good idea! Three or four years ago the station just a few blocks from my house lost the engine at a commercial structure fire. The building was a few feet above the level of the parking lot, all of the sudden some tank of flammable liquid inside the building failed and the burning liquid came pouring out of a roll-up door that was open and they were flowing water into. I talked to one of the VFF who was there. He said, with no warning of any kind, this wave of burning liquid came pouring out the door and they just dropped the hose lines and ran for their life's. There was no hope of saving the engine. So, moving the engine so it's no longer downhill of a flammable liquid fire, good move.

[@kenmeinken8115]

I agree, i would not have parked my engine that close. Too close if the gas tank ruptures However, great job on getting water on the fire, about 24 seconds by my count.

[@andrewfrost8422]

Although I’m not a fire fighter or have I ever has to deal with such an incident. Total credit to a superb looking job. Also fantastic video work.

[@calvinwilliams231]

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[@teamidris]

That was odd. Never seen one that hard to put out. Once the bit you can’t reach with the hose gets red hot it will alway light back up instantly. The scrapers roll a burning car over with a fork truck to get all access.

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

‘SCRAPPERS’

[@rajrajagopal8508]

What a job..4 fire trucks were there but only 2 fireman r wokring..great job..👏👏👏

[@jeffbecker9809]

As soon as the truck stopped, men were in place and water was flowing. Great job.

[@normanbrunt2053]

This was an impressive response to a car fire. Where I come from, because of financial constraints, just one engine would have turned up.

[@AllMi3htykid]

Regardless of the financial situation this will was easily a one crew job but all fires are unpredictable the car could have exploded and having those extra men ready would save so much time just don’t know how far the next closest department is.

[@Belchmaster41]

yep...and response time varies by distance between departments if backup is requested

[@ffjsb]

@@AllMi3htykid Cars don't explode... That's Hollywood BS.

[@thomasperina2990]

Hony I think our new Tesla is on fire 🔥 😳 better call the insurance company. Great job guys, TMP from N.J.

[@ronaldking2619]

I may be mistaken but when you use foam to smother the leaking gas, isn't it best to use a less forceful stream to prevent spread and disturbing the covering layer?

[@dubster4173]

@Portland Vlogger57 ummm yes it does.........

[@dubster4173]

@Portland Vlogger57 i realise that, somtimes you gotta be gentle laying down foam.

[@mike617]

@Portland Vlogger57 to aggressive of a stream with break the foam blanket and prevent it from doing its job, you want to roll it on and blanket all the fuel, any splashing just ruins what you already laid on

[@lightpawshird]

Problem with under belly fire is it's hard to get the water on it.

[@charlesbaker931]

They did a great job knocking out the fire with the attack line. Looks like they had 2 lines on the fire in no time. Personally I would not placed the apparatus so close to the fire.It also appeared that the firefighters were not masked up full PPE should be used. Years ago we were not so concerned by eating some smoke. Best to be sale and save the lungs.

[@RaimoLehtinen]

In many fire videos, the start of extinguishing is really slow. This is due to the fire hydrant system and its failure, or bad ways of working, long distances. Europe and the Nordic countries, fire trucks have large water tanks and extinguishing foam for car fires. This achieves fast action, which is important to prevent the spread of fire. For example, we extinguish a car fire with foam in tens of seconds ... minutes. Of course, there are also differences in car fires, they can be difficult depending on the size of the car etc. In the majority of car fires, we put them out very quickly. In America, the car fire is turned off three times and still it starts up again...🙂 Additional training, equipment development, they would be needed in many fire stations in America.

[@seato412b]

Good info thx.

[@seato412b]

Hey can u explain the London towers fires? Or at least short opion. Don't know why but I think u could do good youtube fire videos. Maybe even review and compare American vs European fire fighting. If I gave u a good idea would appreciate a look out or future advice for myself on fire stuff...

[@RaimoLehtinen]

@@seato412b In addition to the height, the worst problem with the fire in the London tower blocks was that the buildings were covered with easily flammable insulation board, which is why the fire spread explosively fast. The fire department that arrived on the scene was no longer able to prevent the fire from spreading. This would have been the worst nightmare for any fire department

[@timothyreed8417]

I watched a video of a large truck & trailer go up in flames on a london expressway…didn’t see much fire suppression…

[@1958Cadillac-v2g]

I own 5 cars and keep fire extinguishers in all of them. 1 is a beautiful 68 Mustang I've owned since 1977, and the other is a very nice 58 cadillac my parents bought in 1960. I keep 2 extinguishers in them. Never had a need for one but you never know. I also keep a Fire extinguisher in my 2021 vehicle.

[@zombiegirlfanter]

My Heros saved the day. Thank God for fire fighters

[@toddgay5161]

Well thank goodness it appears all the firefighters in the neighbors and everybody safe so thank goodness for that but man wow I never seen the car fire last that long

[@carlosDiaz-wn6no]

Most of the fires I watch KZbin when the firefighters arrive , they take a century to act , these firefighters as soon as they arrived they deployed the hoses and immediately started with the job, I call this efficiency, good for this fire department!!!👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@pkarmstrong1]

Nice job with a very stubborn fire. I believe it is time for us American Firefighters to start carrying car fire Blankets.

[@dottiedavis355]

This is the first I’ve heard of fire blankets. Amazon has them, of course, among other fire-related stuff. Should I get one for my vehicle, to go with the fire extinguisher, jumper cables, tire inflator, and glass breaker/seatbelt cutter I already have? I like to be prepared! Thanks.

[@alancoldicott391]

Car fires are always intense aren't they? As no fatalities were reported in this video, I can only pray that no-one was hurt, As always. the firefighters did an excellent job.

[@chris76-01]

The car was hurt, suffering from 1st degree burns.🔥

[@RLTtizME]

I think you are mixed up....your Urologist actually told you something similar.

[@Belchmaster41]

most likely from 3rd-degree when it's out

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

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[@TheBlindReviewer]

I like the way those trucks sound

[@donnacoles3673]

Another car gone up in smoke goodness me fire crew r really fantastic well done guys fantastic

[@mothermarylspeaking8989]

Newer cars are like these newer homes...so much plastic and synthetic materials in them, they burn like paper soaked in...well ...gasoline!! God bless our firefighters everywhere and keep them safe.

[@Brian-gw6di]

This is crazy I have never seen this many fire fighters and equipment to a single car fire in the open. We send one engine and one medic to every car fire unless on the highway then two engines and a medic unit is dispatched. Hell we send two engines two medic units and one truck to residential structure fires unless its confirmed to be a working fire then you will get another engine and medic and sometimes another truck added to the call.

[@jimmccabe801]

So what.

[@ffjsb]

We NEVER send anything other than a single engine on a car fire. (as long as there are no exposures) Even when we only had 500 gallon tanks. I have yet to run out of tank water on anything up to a full sized van. But you should have more equipment on structure fires. We have 3 engines, 2 ladders, a heavy rescue, medic, and chief on basic structure fires. A working fire gets another engine, ladder, medic, chief, along with a safety officer, EMS supervisor, and the air supply truck.

[@Andy-rp3ee]

@@ffjsb that will change when you get a Tesla battery on fire….

[@Andy-rp3ee]

@@ffjsb …but yea last normal car fire took about 250 of our 1000 gallons but it was just an engine compartment - not fully involved like this one.

[@nebraskaninkansas347]

Thats great, different departments and jurisdictions have different responses and resources. Not everyone is the same.

[@molliesdad4702]

I agree with what others have said, very efficient and quick to get the lines charged and putting water on the fire.

[@sinjon]

Really? That hydrant hookup took an eternity

[@brianbrown826]

Must have been a quiet time at the fire dept., three engines and a ladder truck!!

[@merrittpharo3711]

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[@joeschmidt8831]

Foam and Dry Chem works together!

[@Indy125]

Bring back the drone! :)

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

This woulda been a good one for it but was actually still in my wetsuit didn’t have time to setup

[@robertgildea2841]

I am watching from Elmira NY how long did it take them to get to the Schene? Elmira fire department would only take 3 minutes to get to the schene

[@nickmad887]

Thanks

[@Alex-bj7ot]

When's the next live stream!

[@MichealPorter]

Why are they standing at the car looking at it with a hose over their shoulder? Are they waiting to be told to put the fire out?

[@dawnmitchell8213]

No foam on any of those trucks?

[@DD30112]

Nice pre-arrival and scene footage! 13:00 Class D Extinguisher for Magnesium Engine Block or Parts? 🤔Thank You and Happy Easter!👍 🙏🇺🇦

[@yonibuckwald7141]

Happy Passover!

[@catherinebrady2640]

Why aren't they using foam to put out the resistant electrical and fuel fire?

[@Lucyblacklab]

If you are wearing an scba you should use it

[@RLTtizME]

Do you use one in the bathroom?

[@lottnio8207]

It’s optional. Not all people like to wear it and a good fireman has to be able to breath some smoke.

[@Lucyblacklab]

@@lottnio8207 no a good smart FF uses an scba in hazardous conditions

[@ronaldsummons6100]

foam or halon will quickly put this type of fire out. water only spreads the fuel feeding the fire.

[@jamesvanscoy7717]

Is this a vol fire dept

[@SuperBarnaby12]

4 trucks for one car fire. Unbelievable.

[@Hurst6969]

Great to see FF wearing SCBA!!

[@Ford6968]

nice job guys

[@cjfox5805]

I am not a firefighter but does it take 3 trucks and over 15 minutes to put out a single car fire?

[@madmaximilian5783]

Hey Cj Fox@ these guys look confused as hell,four firetrucks twenty men and they're using one hose at a time...😳

[@wolfpacva]

A ladder truck for a car fire just a little overkill. They need to use Purple K powder extinguishers just like they use on race cars to put these fires out quickly. Another product called Cold Fire puts these E10 fuel fires out quickly to. Water just wont do it fast anymore and will get worse when they go to E15 fuel.

[@robertspencer703]

Ladder truck was extra manpower

[@wolfpacva]

@@robertspencer703 that they did not need

[@robertspencer703]

@@wolfpacva are you a firefighter

[@robertspencer703]

@@wolfpacva I'm tallying about the ladder truck crew

[@wolfpacva]

@@robertspencer703 retired

[@robmcfarlane3602]

You need a 10ft long 2.5inch steel pipe with a right angle sprinkler on the end of the hose that you can push under the car that sprays up wards under the engine and floods the bugger.

[@BangBangBeefyMacNCheesy]

It’s called 1&3/4” fully charged line aimed at the ground with a bounce stream :)

[@andrewdaley5480]

Are you from the UK

[@julianderrick8232]

How many Appliances for a single Car Fire?

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

Appliances? I don’t see any in this videos.

[@metronorthrailfan2244]

@@jerseyshorefireresponse I think he means apparatuses.

[@ianberger4899]

Wow crazy response for a single car fire with no exposers. If you got it use it!

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

Manpower!

[@cpo87]

@@jerseyshorefireresponse Thats what I was just about to say. Just in case. Residential area. Great job

[@stevenm6301]

@@jerseyshorefireresponse This response is overkill. Car fire in the street? Send em all home.

[@AirlinersHD]

It is good thing that less than 50 firemen are arrived at one car fire....

[@eaperras9754]

I’ll tell you four firetrucks is a lot of firetrucks to have for one car fire. I’ve been a volunteer paramedic firefighter for 44 years I’ve never seen four firetrucks of a vehicle for unless of course the vehicle was a tanker.

[@albertomadeirajr7824]

Anyone thought of foam? Gasoline fire won't go out with water. They also needed to block the storm drain too

[@MikeySartori]

whatever foam they were. using obviously had no effect on the gas that was burning until 5 minss later im a vollly firefighter and my dept rarely gets car fire calls

[@ryantunison5433]

Meanwhile across town, Engine 2312 has already put out a fuel station fire, got 5 cats out of trees and washed the fire truck. 😂

[@kennykenlein4716]

Damn that’s one stubborn car fire. I’m watching the bottom of that car early on and that’s burning strange, I’m guessing it’s a hybrid vehicle gas and battery. In my 25 years in I never had to deal with e-vehicles. Gotta say first arriving put a extremely quick knock on it but it just wouldn’t go out?

[@Andy-rp3ee]

Yea if it was a hybrid it takes a _lot_ of water to cool it down. I forget what the Tesla docs given to us state but I think it was around 3-8000 gallons to extinguish the battery fire.

[@Andy-rp3ee]

Sounds like the gas tank ruptured and caused a big ol mess though, reading through the description

[@cr-ei5jm]

yes, they should have focused more on the bottom from the get go

[@madmaximilian5783]

@@Andy-rp3ee you think they would have used the foam or dry chemical to smother the fire after the water...🤔

[@TheJmich2001]

Nice job sir ! MoCo NJ

[@rockthesix1679]

No worries, it'll buff out just fine.

[@ecw0647]

What would be the problem with just letting the gasoline burn itself out and the units stand by to prevent it spreading? Seems by using water or whatever, it just moves the fire and liquid into the sewer system and down the road. Clearly for the first 10 minutes everything they put on it just made it worse.

[@jimjamess8633]

Thinking the same thing!

[@michaelperkins739]

Because it would be burning for hours and more pollutants in the air, that could also have a spark to start something else on fire.

[@ritirons2726]

I was thinking the same thing. Take the same approach that would be used on a tank truck or even tank farms. It’s easier(and sometimes better) to just stand by and let it burn. All the resources are in place to protect the surroundings and the citizens. There are multiple engines, a quint, EMS, and law enforcement. If there is still gasoline draining from the vehicle after the fire is extinguished, it now creates a haz mat incident that needs to be controlled. Not to mention the potential for an unexpected ignition of the raw gasoline leaking and pooling in the area of the vehicle. Get all the appropriate water and foam lines in place and ready to go, secure a water supply, and stand by while it burns off.

[@ffjsb]

@@michaelperkins739 It WILL NOT burn for hours.

[@michaelperkins739]

@@ffjsb Don't think so? Go light your vehicle on fire, stand by and watch. Anyone in their right mind knows this. The fuel, plastics, rubber, paint will poison the air for hours. When was the last time you had tires on fire or fought a car fire?

[@antonisanchezgarrigo9222]

Good job ! Electric car, sure...

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

There seems to be a massive waste of resources here. There is just one car on fire, yet there are 3 x engines, 1 x ladder truck, 2 x Battalion Chiefs, plus an ambulance.

[@thejerseyrailroader28]

Do you use a car scanner and a handheld one? If so what are they?

[@donstone4349]

Ev fire ?

[@LegendaryRadioJock]

Pre arrival? Arriving before you arrive?

[@erichoutman8803]

Dry Chem extinguishers are always left out of thought.

[@RLTtizME]

I carry one in my pants every day.

[@erichoutman8803]

@@RLTtizME damn that must be uncomfortable bro. Sorry to hear that. I carry a pen cap in mine

[@RLTtizME]

@@erichoutman8803 The girls love the bulge.. ...so it's worth it Troutman.

[@steveintexas6335]

Thar was one tough auto fire 🔥 too put out

[@chandrachurniyogi8394]

what is that fireman pouring on the side street??? not an expert but looks like some kind of coarse powder, probably concentrated fly ash . . . please advise . . .

[@terrycobb1906]

Where’s the new fire blanket

[@busanfirefighter]

좋은 비디오 잘보고 갑니다. 불 끄느라 고생이 많습니다. 나는 한국의 소방관이고 로프매듭 등을 하는 유튜버다, 또한, 미국 소방관을 존경한다. 다만, 차량 하부에 초기 폼 방수를 왜 하지 않는지 궁금하다. 좋은 시간 되시고 건강 잘 챙기세요 I enjoyed the good video. Thank you for turning off the fire. I am a Korean firefighter and a KZbinr who does rope knots, and I respect American firefighters. However, I wonder why the initial foam waterproofing is not applied to the lower part of the vehicle. Have a good time and take care of your health

[@philipmarsland6265]

The most expensive thing lost here is the full tank of gas

[@toddgay5161]

Damn was that a hybrid EV electric vehicle or what man I can't understand what it wouldn't hit it with a fire extinguisher first and snapping out

[@g.r.4853]

At 8 minutes +- "Hey look at that, there's some fire under the car.. Wow!" My volunteer department would take 3 guys, the mini and fog that gas fire down, while another line dealt with the car. Maybe even put some of the white stuff on the red stuff.

[@lukemn29]

A little Turtle Wax and that ride is ready for the road once again.

[@mickimoore3137]

How did the fire start

[@dhbc1908]

Aspirated (aerated) foam, either A or B class would have extinguished the gasoline fire by blanketing (smothering). Non aspirated foam achieves nothing as per the video.

[@danielheartsill4269]

Looks like they are letting gas burn off rather than run down the street into a storm drain. If that is true, good work guys, smart move.

[@kp5106]

Why didn’t they use the PKP first, all that water and foam was good to suppress but the powder put it out ?

[@jerseyshorefireresponse]

Not sure maybe they didn’t notice the amount of gas under the car

[@Sierra4435]

That's a big response for a car fire.

[@sinjon]

Was that weak water pressure straight from a hydrant? Should’ve pumped it thru a pumper

[@mikefargo4339]

It will eventually go out !

[@erickaegi629]

Why didn't they use AFFF or another foam?

[@monarch1957]

That seemed to be a very hard fire to put out.

[@51hankyspanky7]

A car fire. Three engines, one truck, and an ambo.. No exposure threat. Fifteen minutes to extinguish. I'd hate to know what the taxes are around there.

[@JT-br9ub]

Why not hit a hydrant on the way in?? Seems like wasted time to run a line to a hydrant after you run out.

[@stevenm6301]

Because it wastes time getting water on that fire. Get set up and get a line in place. 750 gallons on an 1-3/4" fog is a lot of time. Engineer can secure water supply during that time.

[@RLTtizME]

Why not watch the video and stop criticizing?

[@pipesmoker4238]

I don't think it wastes time. I was taught 50 years ago to lay in leave one man at hydrant. The pump operator starts water supply and the rest of the crew uses the hand lines.

[@RLTtizME]

@@pipesmoker4238 And you were an Accountant.

[@pipesmoker4238]

@@RLTtizME your point......

[@ROBBAKES310]

Someone didn't put there blunt out right

[@richy1014]

Car for sale: Ran great when parked. Needs paint and some interior work. Heater is super toasty! Best cash offer!

[@teamidris]

The ABC a dry powder got it :o) Petrol fires are basically it’s thing. Bizzar stuff that can’t get wet and is science and chemistry and stuff :D

[@larryfournier4403]

Four fire trucks and one hose?

[@patriciafaulkner3771]

Type of car materials. Was this material is flammable?

[@chuckman231]

Does the engine respond driver only and everyone else responds to the scene w/ airpacks in their POVs?

[@donstone4349]

Gas vehicle would be out by now and these guys know what they are doing!

[@anthonyviteri5037]

What was the make and model of the automobile?

[@michaeloshea3090]

Whats the big deal? As a retired NYC firefighter in Brooklyn we went to two or three car fires in a 24 hour shift some times. Put it out and wait for the next run. Plain and simple.

[@joekelly9412]

Jeez little over kill for a car fire 4 trucks 1 ambulance 1 Battalion? Don’t know how many cops what did the call came out as?

[@tomp8871]

Car must have had a 3" lift kit, that's why the Ladder 😊

[@gregfuji]

batteries ?

[@gregfuji]

Yep, sure looks like batteries to me...

[@bentley4446]

Clearly an ev battery fire

[@catherinebrady2640]

Could it be this car was intentionally touched with some very resistant fuel?

[@RLTtizME]

Yes...it was packed with magnesium. Read the description.

[@offgridham5421]

From a layman’s point of view that’s a lot of equipment and manpower to put down a simple car fire. I’m not trying to be a smart ass, I just don’t get it. In similar videos they send one truck and maybe a medic.

[@benpaynter]

How come so many resources went to one car on fire? I counted 4 trucks of varying types, an ambulance, several police cars, fire service officer cars. In the UK that would have got one fire engine and that's it. More if next to a building, or on a highway but on a quiet street like that just the one truck would get sent.