Large Response! CHP, Fire Trucks, CalFire and AMR Responding to a Motorcycle Accident

[@anthonyd9047]

Beautiful catches and honestly it’s so crazy on how emergency lighting has evolved over the past 10 years I just noticed towards the end that the CHP units every time they change the tone of their siren the lights flash differently

[@911film9]

I Fucking love the way the flash pattern changes with the siren tone.

[@SupaEMT134]

I think it's pretty neat!

[@somegermanguy7]

Sameeeee

[@steelswarfs]

Nice video! Really enjoy the CHP units. I’m impressed with their safe code 3 driving skills.

[@LiamPattisonPhotography]

I've seen lots of your videos around lately, and I love them. Finally had to subscribe. Keep up the good work!

[@ZacharyHankins]

Must be nice. We are lucky to get 1 truck and 1 Police officer lol. Nice catches.

[@jerrybutler1549]

Jesus Christ, Santa Cruz why not send out the freaking national guard while you're at it! As for AMR, that ambulance of theirs needs to go. Get a regular van or a walk through like everyone else!

[@jimmyxtc69]

2:57 rear ender pulling over for the cops

[@SantaCruzFilms]

Good catch, I would have never seen this.

[@alexandernunez109]

Fantastic footage

[@firstrespondervideos2736]

Awesome catches

[@elij8097]

1:04 is this a whelen epsilon alternate?

[@patrupumpkin]

Nope, it's the default wail!

[@Kill-lz3mm]

Why so many units? In my country in New Zealand we send two cops one ambulance and one fire truck. The fire trucks have all the tools on required for any situation

[@derekwatson1118]

Gotta justify that budget. I live in the midwest and the departments here have about the same response as those in New Zealand

[@RandomStuff-dr7rl]

In California, usually CHP Officers respond to major accidents, sometimes sending many units including CHP Officers who investigate the crash. Evidence could be lead to court in case if someone would like to sue (because in America, we like suing people), and fire trucks are usually there in case a reckless driver decides to swerve through roads, and crash into the fire truck instead of the responding units.

[@trevzilia5939]

nice catch at 3:39

[@bombproofcoffee]

hook and ladder to a motorcycle accident ?

[@frederickjunctionproductio9752]

joe gilbert to provide more protection for the crews also to help out block the road if necessary

[@bombproofcoffee]

understandable I'am on the dept in Trenton Ont Canada . we do the same but not with anything that big . but the area I'am in we only need to worry about 2 to 4 lanes too

[@djmaster1995]

In So Cal it's about who is closest. So a ladder could easily go to a simple medical aid...

[@spaceistheplace7986]

Most truck company's carry extrication tools

[@hariothaynes3352]

Hey guys, which has

[@jamesevans938]

Can someone tell me why does calfire respond to MVA’s because I thought cal fire was a brush fire department. I’m not from California I’m from the uk

[@apolloniaaskew9487]

CalFire has contracts with several cities in California to provide fire services and sometimes back up local fire departments for service

[@alexmatthews7706]

Those police vehicals really need some rear lighting, at least a lightbar in the back windshield

[@D-M-J]

No if you can't see the light bar on top than you're blind and need to pay attention more

[@kidI2oI3oT]

Thinking about going pd for Santa Cruz, i already have buddies in the academy as I write this

[@jerrywashere-pu7cd]

I support the thin red line and the thin white line

[@Bgtrfvcde]

No way that was enough to work a motorcycle accident.

[@ember_shep8181]

Why is a tiller responding to a MVC. I mean. The more the better, especially in large scenes, but, a tiller truck?

[@ThatCenterController]

A lot of companies have their rescue tools on their tillers. That could be a possibility

[@mattmoschkau2831]

Communities will send larger trucks to on highway accidents a lot, they make excellent traffic blockers as well as carrying some rescue tools. We don’t have tillers in my community but any accident on a 4 or more lane highway automatically gets an aerial ladder for traffic control.

[@jamesluck2969]

I'm in the suburbs of Chicago and for the longest time most companies will carry evac tools on their ladders.

[@apolloniaaskew9487]

If you need a paramedic or EMT, you don't care what they arrive in.

[@cartman4885]

Nice video all of that for one call..........

[@mikeh2928]

Ladder truck for a motorcycle accident? All this equipment seems like overkill and a waste of money

[@apolloniaaskew9487]

Ladder trucks carry medical and extrication equipment. If the accident require specialized equipment, rescue is called.

[@whiskeysierra5745]

I hate those euro-style rigs all the private companies have now. Looks like they should be delivering bread

[@JCourts2k23]

That was awesome

[@Interstate107]

Sweet one

[@austinmcclain4725]

I wish people do this in rp games

[@KINGMAC234]

Dam it most be a bad one

[@beetragg]

Jesus must be a slow day to even roll the million dollar+ traffic blocker tiller.

[@dl5fse990]

Funny, as I get done watching this video a police vehicle code 3 goes by my house

[@sgtv8012]

why not show on scene ?

[@jeremyapps]

sgt v cus its probably on the highway

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

A motorcycle accident?

[@monitorlizard1]

a ladder truck ...accident on the 7th floor??

[@jamesluck2969]

Most companies will carry evac tools on there ladders and it's a large truck that could be used as a traffic block.

[@monitorlizard1]

and a supreme waste of fuel/tax dollars

[@jamesluck2969]

@@monitorlizard1, if you want to see a even bigger waste of tax dollars ( not my personal opinion) look at a fre fighters funeral service, or a police officer

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

That's different. That city just must not have a big budget for special units that's all...

[@darthkillerhog]

Love how they send a ladder truck to a motorcycle crash

[@hkbricks7855]

Ryan Presgraves ladder trucks usually have rescue equipment and are used as traffic blocks

[@darthkillerhog]

@@hkbricks7855 Well yes I know that but typically with most fire dept. They have rescue trucks and regular engines to block the roads well at least that's where I live

[@LamboGamer3464]

lol

[@saktu4271]

Why tf is their a bike on the road

[@wiggerjones7537]

🚒 Truck 3170

[@juralharmon8200]

10 😀

[@rildain76]

Your emergency services are weird in Santa Cruz... 1 car and 1 motorcycle collide and you get 1 EMS, 2 FD + 2 BCs and 4 LE units, all of them code 3? Seems like a lot of unnecessary code 3, which just multiplies the risks of secondary accidents. Where I’m from, you’d get 1 EMS, 1 FD (all of our engines carry extrication gear) and just a couple LE units; and the LEs would be code 2 responses in most instances. Works out well for your channel, just seems excessive.