Pull over for flashing green lights!

[@original_YASS.52]

aint no way we getting FiveM moderator's emergency lights now

[@SergeantF]

LMAOOOOOOOO

[@pengos1639]

lmao

[@mauveskydiver3225]

Bruh, it’s been a thing for awhile now, even before fivrm

[@AssassinGoEasy]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MgTymods]

Believe me.. that was before the FiveM era. Back in 2013 I would see fire engines with green lights.

[@airmankey1991]

It sure why this was in my suggested videos. But the green light thing is so odd. I live in the South in the US and our volunteers slap whatever red lights they want in their car. It’s awesome you’ll see the most beat up falling apart car with a light package nicer than any local police agency lol.

[@ThePratt61]

Something tells me this is EXACTLY why...

[@ZenityReal]

in the US, green lights mean IC. Fun little fact.

[@MeIGuess.]

I myself as a Volly do like the idea of the green light, Having green lights would reduce the chance of volunteers impersonating cops, And it helps with making it clear that their not cops

[@hosedragger-204]

​@@MeIGuess. In a lot of the US, cops run blue lights.

[@drwheycooler8423]

@@ZenityReal ...it's actually becoming the the same as amber. A lot of DOT's are switching to amber and green in the states. Not sure what they will do with IC lights...maybe stay green also... The reason for this is with LED, the human eye perceives it the best.

[@ellisgaming29]

Staff in real life is CRAZY. People will teleport people and warn them.. Ban from life..

[@rescate171]

You need to change that absurd green light law and allow volunteers to carry red lights and a siren. Those green lights do not provide safety to the responder, much less without an audible alert.

[@bisonturbo]

No, green lights are appropriate…..it’s not absurd, the volunteers are not operating emergency vehicles when going to the fire station….period

[@kaeldori9088]

​@@bisonturbo they are probably on their way to save lifes - every second counts

[@damnfedsfbi]

korea: 🗿

[@markbickelhaupt4414]

They not supposed to be safety for the responder! They are to identify that it is a vol fire responder to motorists! They are not emergency vehicles. I am not a expert of Ontario Vehicle and Traffic Law, where I live 🔵&🟢lights are considered "Courticy Lights" to let the public know that the volunteers are responding to a call! No running red traffic 🚦 light or 🛑 s. No speeding over posted speed limits or passing in no passing zones! Chief 's personnel vehicles can have Red🚨lights & 📢 but , that's it!!! Vol Fire fighters are not equipped to do anything until the apparatus is on the scene, with equipment, for the emergency! But some local officials may think it's safe to hand out permission to allow red light - siren volunteers. Just as long as they are going to pay for anything that could happen, while responding!!

[@ghammer9773]

Issue with greens is they are not universally adopted. Some places just use them for municipal vehicles for added visibility, others for volunteer responders. It adds confusion

[@sebby324]

In the uk green flashing light means it’s a doctor vehicle or a command vehicle and it goes with blue lights

[@benjaminsrensen4638]

In denmark it's cardiac first responders, the green lights give abseloutely no authority to break traffic laws, it just states "hey, i'm going to an active cardiac arrest"... So I think it's mostly usefull when parking XD

[@amazonbox5551]

@@benjaminsrensen4638 so a cardiac arrest is not important enough to have blues? Strange

[@jamesevans938]

@@amazonbox5551 The idea of cardiac responders is that they are already nearby to the incident and can therefore arrive before a ambulance arrives most of the time without blue lights they aren’t travelling long distances in order to get to a call and all of them are volunteers I’m a community first responder in the UK which is slightly different but essentially the same (from what I can find they are just members of the public who register on a app) Where as in the uk we are fully part of the ambulance service and respond to more than just cardiac arrests but we are still volunteers and the furthest I’ve had to travel is two miles to get to a scene

[@leoschneider3570]

Here in Nebraska (US) volunteer firefighters can have red (and blue) lights and have a siren if their agency permits it.

[@catmeows2031plays]

ER:LC Private Server Moderator/Admin Ahh ELS

[@Itsme._gh]

ERLC staff

[@Justmebeingme123]

Lol

[@sebastiancorcega6623]

😭

[@NotSethyboy]

Nahh 😭

[@Itsme._gh]

@@NotSethyboy yo what’s up? I’m subbed

[@Ravenwolf_Gaming]

!MOD

[@naprima69]

German volunteer fire/rescue here, in my personal opinion, I think "every second counts" is stupid. I've done this stuff for about 10 years now and most of the time it's not about seconds, but about minutes. 1 second doesn't change much in an emergency. A minute can change everything. I still get why "every second counts" is used so much, because in heavy traffic those seconds add up quickly. Still I can't count how many times people have actually gotten angry with me for taking the time to look at the pager before standing up to leave, or for jogging to the car instead of sprinting because "I thought every second counted????" Like yes, of course you should hurry, but it doesn't matter how fast you would have been, if you never arrive because you trip and fall, or crash the car. Also it doesn't help anyone if I arrive at the scene and have to take a minute to catch my breath. Also about the "looking at the pager" you can't imagine how incredibly helpful it is to be able to prepare yourself on the ride to the station mentally for what you're about to see. Just so you can remember the part of your training that will become important in the next minutes.

[@das_freddi7407]

That and like every second very young volunteer firefighter here in Germany is the reason that I vote "no" on every petition for "Give us the green lights in Germany!" I made a dumb decision back in the day, fortunately nothing bad happened. But I agree with the german phrase "Eile mit Weile" whish roughly translates into "rush slowly" Like you said, most of the time it is not about seconds.

[@tobiibot3366]

Gesprochen wie ein Löwe!

[@johnarat9618]

Oh please, Saskatchewan has the best laws for volunteer firefighters' private vehicles. We use either red lights and sirens or red and blue lights and sirens (if the municipality in question has a supporting bylaw).

[@jamiebonczek8026]

Ain't no way im pulling over for a utility pole DOT truck. (some even have red and blues where i am now)

[@Platinum_Gaming_CDT]

allow volunteers to have a siren on their trucks

[@gabriele_capibara_10]

No way ERLC private server mods are in real life now 💀

[@CalifornianVideography]

fr

[@nclsDesign]

Sad we can't do that in Germany

[@blackbaster4]

sowas brauchen wir auch da die mehrheit in Deutschland Freiwillig ist

[@firefighterbrothers]

Da stimme ich dir zu 1000% zu aber leider ist das wegen der STVO nicht möglich weil man dann alles bei den Gesetzen ändern müsste ich bin froh das ich wenigstens §35 StVO in Anspruch nehmen kann im falle wenn ein Alarm ist ​@@blackbaster4

[@slimydoubloon3673]

Where I live we run reds because there’s a pest control company with green trucks but they have green strobes to match the green trucks so that wouldn’t work down here lol

[@suisseanonyme1033]

Just to be clear, green lights are TERRIBLE emergency lights, the only appropriated colour is blue. But as everywhere, you are dealing with local law, wish you good luck and God's protection and aid in the accomplishment of your dutys. Greeting from a swiss firefighter.

[@bisonturbo]

Green is very effective, maybe educate yourself better, thanks

[@kaeldori9088]

@@bisonturbo no one moves for green lights! ​They are probably on their way to save lifes - every second counts so red lights and/or blue lights + siren!

[@damnfedsfbi]

@@kaeldori9088 koreans are laughing at you rn lil bro

[@markbickelhaupt4414]

It all depends on your local vehicle laws! In Europe, Blue emergency lights on fire - police - medical vehicles! In USA, Red & White for fire and police. In some states, Police use blue or red & blue! Some states allow snow plows use blue & amber Recently, some states are allowing green & amber, snow plows! It's all about the law in your country or state!

[@DavidKott]

@@markbickelhaupt4414a lot of fire depts are using red white and green now too the green gets the attention but not without a siren, road crews are using orange white and green

[@allenjordan5248]

In most states the green light is used to represent the command post

[@BunnyFilms]

My red-green colorblindness is thanking me that I don't live in Ontario!

[@Eternity_City_]

i mean i know yall got no authority but they just need to give them reds and sirens for people to actually notice

[@bisonturbo]

No, give the right of way and things will be ok

[@amazonbox5551]

​@@bisonturbothats not that simple

[@5T3V3N-ns9gg]

​@bisonturbo, unfortunately, not everyone is courteous. Red and blues + siren make sense to me, even for volunteers.

[@amazonbox5551]

@@bisonturbo not that simple

[@Ravenwolf_Gaming]

Where I live as well as some other states, green is used by security.

[@ChristmasTvGames]

I thought this was going to be an educational video on what these are about but I guess its just an ad

[@Ranko1]

They are the admins of the server ig

[@s0ner01J]

Why not make them red and blue?

[@JakeAviation777]

Impersonation of a police officer; easy way to land yourself in cuffs

[@s0ner01J]

@@JakeAviation777 But they work for the fire department. What would the issue be?

[@JakeAviation777]

@ Ngl, that’s what’s dumb about some laws. This is just US law, I’m assuming Canadian law is somewhat similar.

[@Ghost00H2]

Because they would think it’s police? Not a volunteer EMT,firefighter Etc.

[@jun_suzuki42]

Why make things so complicated? Isn’t red flashing lights indicates emergencies?

[@LawrenceMosely]

cool! 🙂

[@HiHello-j9c]

Yay Canada

[@thunderbear0]

Green is better just allow sirens with it

[@Redbird45]

I run blue lights here in the US and people never pull over for me or anyone else in my department the only thing people will really only pull over for is our engine 🤦‍♂️

[@AZFIREVIDS]

Green lights?!?! What happened to red?!?!🔴💚

[@Selim2354]

İm in the uk why did i get this notification

[@whuffer5103]

Laughs in Indiana EMT

[@va3xj]

Flashing green lights don’t cut it. It’s time to change the Ontario Highway Traffic Act and let volunteer firefighters use red lights and sirens. If they’re qualified to drive a fire truck with lights and sirens then why not in their personal vehicles. Come on MTO get with it!

[@youwebz]

No

[@jameshughes6596]

NÒ flashing green means GO You want me to stop use flashing red like normal fireman

[@lolstar-dd5dm]

I don’t think that’s true. I’ve never seen green flashing lights in Ontario on emergency service vehicles volunteer firefighter vehicle. Vehicles would have red and blue flashing lights not green.

[@ishnexus4975]

Construction Vehicle ahh

[@RMG-w9p]

Aye

[@hypcr3]

heheheehe, no.

[@IsaacBarfield1115]

This is awsome also never new server admins were real lol (jk)

[@Doc_Hawk]

it's too bad they don't yet you use real lights. it proves the point that green isn't effective becuase you have to make videos such as this

[@mikemike4973]

idk about yielding for dot wannabe vehicles

[@bisonturbo]

We don’t have DOT thanks, yield to green lights, you can find the legislation online

[@TBA_EAS]

Ah yes FD has been reduced to DOT

[@T_210]

This is the dumbest thing I've heard lately. If the responders need Code 3- then put red lights and a siren on their cars, folks know how to act around that. Making the population "learn"" to yield to green is nonsensical and asking for street fights.

[@peterpotvin6503]

Green lights here in Ontario are for volunteers responding either to the scene or to the station in their personal vehicles. It's not a requirement under the Highway Traffic Act for drivers to pull over for them, however it is common courtesy to. Those using green lights still have to obey other road traffic laws such as speed limits, stop signs, red lights, etc.

[@T_210]

@@peterpotvin6503 That's exactly my point. It creates a mass of confused drivers needlessly. Put red lights and sirens on the vollie cars and everyone (should) know its an emergency vehicle- enforce the laws that address that. A 'new" color (one less bright by the way) is stupid- there is no advantage to using that color. None. Well, ego maybe?