[Paris] Engins BSPP (compilation) // Paris Fire Department (collection)

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Really not a fan of those trucks 😆 ...But it’s interesting to see.

[@ph11p3540]

Nice light duty fire fighting apparatus.

[@yasamafr1948]

Magnifique !

[@firefighterDoriacYannCO18FDNY]

Super chouette 👌📸🚒

[@WorldwideEmergencies]

Super, comme toujours!

[@Bozukoviy]

Excellent. Ils devraient vraiment remettre en service les deux tons pneumatique par contre...

[@Emergency-ABCRepuk112]

Cool vid!

[@El_Transportacoches_33]

4:32: The sound of the rattle of a passing train can be heard a little. Could it be that the fire station that appears in this fragment is literally next to one of the Paris metro stations?

[@Hans_lorain]

Yes this firehouse is near to à tub station Go on google earth and put "BSPP landon"

[@GodOfTheBricks]

1:21 Ils partent à 3 au PS ??? Super compil comme d'habitude :)

[@Thomas-so2fj]

Ils partent à 3 car ils sont en vsav et non en incendie

[@pcaetano7527]

after today, the BSPP is going to invest in some larger trucks with tall ladders that can reach the tops of buildings .

[@mrluck7596]

that's impossible because the french roads are too small . bigs firetruck can't ride here

[@kemro5461]

@@mrluck7596 Especially in Paris

[@heinrichvonwerdenfels7640]

Ist das LF auf zu gleich ein Rettungswagen?

[@pcaetano7527]

Paris needs some CR 137AERIAL LADDER. The E-ONE CR 137 is the tallest ladder in North America, reaching more than 13 stories.

[@rescue911.eu-worldwideemer3]

Sorry but 137 feet is nothing. I know of 300 feet aerials in service in Europe.

[@damiendu25]

Ca serait bien, mais les rues de Paris sont trop étroites

[@peterpotepalafusee7680]

Parisian streets (and french streets in general) are way too small for huge trucks like in the US. Plus, we already have ladders that reach more than 137ft, they brought them for Notre-Dame fire.