Rescue 50 *Ride Along * Reported School Bus Crash

[@literalantifaterrorist4673]

Responded to a school bus crash here in Idaho a month ago, that scene was pure hell, we had 7 priority-1 traumas, 2 flown by helicopter. All are out of the hospital alive now. Hope you guys are doing okay.

[@lawoftheland5923]

We just had ours here in Clark County ohio where a kid died, 23 transported

[@literalantifaterrorist4673]

@@lawoftheland5923 fuck, that sucks. ours was lucky placement for it to happen, only 30 miles from the only children’s hospital for 500 miles, and we have an abnormally high amount of level 2 hospitals in our county so we just transported all due to the MOI.

[@treasurevalleyfirebuff8930]

I remember that, was that the summer school bus up to cascade

[@StormChaser41]

@@lawoftheland5923 im near there

[@certeric33]

I believe that was idaho falls. Students survived and the driver of the pickup the hit and rolled the bus didn't make it.

[@mgratk]

Beautiful area, and I'm glad it was a very minor accident. Thanks for what you do.

[@nosauce3039]

Any call with children involved makes any ride feel not fast enough. They're pure hell to go in, especially if there's a fatality.

[@jayasmrmore3687]

Either way you already are responding as fast as you can

[@tinderbox218]

Such pretty houses and countryside in that area. Always a pleasure to watch the traveling to the scenes.

[@bradleypryor5586]

Driving a firetruck emergent is REALLY fun. I rarely had these kind of response times in my suburban district. And then to get cancelled. Love it.

[@ezzygang2302]

lh i know righ

[@PaulieMac77]

So close too the call and made available dang but in saying that it's a good thing means no one trapped or badly hurt. Yet another great video team and stay safe out there and hello from New Zealand

[@THEFINALHAZARD]

Oh agreed. That level of blue balling suuuuucks; at thr same time though it's exceptionally good everyone was ok and rescue wasn't needed. Will take that any day over people hurt.

[@carolfrazer8067]

It would be nice to see the full accident scene and your rescue tactics

[@eshingansho]

Nothing makes a firefighter hurry more than a call involving children.

[@davidhibbs6989]

Any accident with kids involved makes you want to drive a little bit faster! I'm so glad this turned out to be just a fender bender it sounds like. Growing up in Montgomery county pa I'm familiar with this area. Still some wide open country roads in this area. Probably been 30 years since I've been here and still looks about the same! Keep safe firefighters and keep up the great work that you Do!❤

[@Robert-cd2ht]

Great response guys! Glad the incident was minor.

[@SnipecorelliPlayz]

0:52 Nice response

[@nuescht79]

OMG, ich hoffe es geht allen den Umständen entsprechend gut🙏

[@ibanez0711]

And what sounds like a tornado siren going off while you exit... whew

[@literalantifaterrorist4673]

that’s the station siren, used to summon the firefighters secondary to a pager

[@jackfrost3254]

That was the fire station siren calling firefighters to the station

[@FrederickM-jr9lf]

I think it was a tornado siren for a severe thunderstorm

[@davidbehrend7054]

Long before pagers, or everyone being able to have a portable radio to monitor the radio for calls.they would use the Civil Defense Sirens to alert the firefighters to respond to their stations for incidents. Many of the sirens had different tones for air raid, tornado (weather) and fires. Many areas still use them.

[@BattleshipOrion]

My town has a fire siren. A Model 5, but with radio's, and the town being nearly 10k people, no-longer needed. Even with the other sirens, located around town (an active siren is not even a mile away, and was once a fire siren a 1003T from Oregon) for tornadoes, and another siren for a local plant that handles hazardous materials brought in via rail & transloaded into truck, or used in a product. If your interested, look up, the Wapakoneta, Ohio Thunderbolt 1003t.

[@Jeffcoatjodi87]

I hope there was no kids injured on the school bus crash

[@Trippboyplayz]

2:43-2:50 that Q was so beautiful

[@Axepert1OFFICIAL]

The siren at the beginning of the video was that Tornado sirens?

[@lonely.toaster]

Lots of fire departments have a tornado siren to alert (usually) volunteers to a call. They're usually a hi lo signal so I'm not sure why that's doing a wail.

[@cheetos3269]

Cool video. Im right across the river in york.

[@FreelancerFreak]

Are those tornado sierns in tbe background

[@FurryWrecker911]

Willow Street Fire Co. uses a Federal Signal STH-10 mounted to a telephone pole in their back yard when an emergency call comes in. Small town/rural fire departments regularly have these in order to summon firefighters to the station, albeit it's a redundancy since the invention of the pager system in the 1970s. Sirens were first and foremost put to use at fire stations at the end of the 1800s. They didn't first see tornado usage until the 1950s.

[@BurtW546]

Does anyone stop for the EMS.omg

[@mategetsnosleep3612]

Does anyone stop for ANY first responders???

[@BrendaLong-h9o]

No or Cops or ambulance none of the above!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@dr7coo_]

are we ignoring that the tornado sirens are going off???? thats fucking scary

[@Zodchi]

It's firehouse sirens, i believe they go off to warn that the firetrucks are making their leave onto a call. Also historically tornado sirens were meant for fire incidents which is pretty cool

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

Do you have to have a siren on at all times?

[@shawnmorse5770]

Not sure about the procedures where they are, since it’s a different state, but most agencies here in NY, including my old department, would run siren for any priority call (MVA/TC/MVC, any type of fire, or any incident where there may be the potential for serious injuries or anything life threatening. I personally ran a call once for a vehicle accident in a gas station parking lot and ran Code 3 the entire way because we got a report for children in one of the vehicles, it only ended up a fender bender with barely any damage but we didn’t know that until we arrived in scene so we treated it as a normal Code 3 response for an MVA. Most places run lights and sirens for most calls unless it’s something that was requested as a silent run or if its something minor and non-life-threatening

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

@@shawnmorse5770 I mean does the siren have to be on at all times if lights are on? In so many videos from the US I see them using sirens when there is nobody around…so there is nobody there to warn.

[@corycollier]

@@CymruEmergencyResponder GENERALLY from what I've seen, UNLESS it's the dead of night in a city with no traffic, they'll run the siren.

[@shawnmorse5770]

@@chad-yc4px You’re right that most career agencies have policies in place regarding use of sirens while responding to a call, and, why you raggin on vollies? You must fail to realize that VOLUNTEER departments make up 70% of the ENTIRE fire service within the United States, right? Plus, I grew up around volunteer departments and was in one myself, I’ve seen vollies with more balls than some career guys

[@frb5237]

​@@chad-yc4px I worked for a well respected and well run career department that would use sirens on any non-service call. The place I volunteered at on the other hand didn't use sirens on half their calls. Yes, the professionals used their sirens more than the cosplayers. A 911 call should be treated as an emergency until someone can confirm otherwise. It's a liability. It's either an emergency or it's not. Responding in some limbo halfway state has caused accidents. In this video specifically, there's plenty of blind crests, corners, and intersections that the siren should clearly be on for. That's without even considering that the call they're responding to is a school bus crash. I assure you I get the frustration with whacker vollies, but your statements are just incorrect.

[@GLA741]

is that tornado sirens i hear at the beginning of the video?

[@benholmes146]

You mean the fire house siren?

[@PaulieMac77]

It's both a fire siren ( let's the volunteers and township know there's a callout) and is also a tornado siten

[@mothelde4458]

0:26

[@MikeBrown-r8e]

Why the long roll time someone needs to be talking to county officials if this was a true mass causality incident time matters more personnel more rigs

[@Fire-Rescue50]

We were the more personnel. We were the second due rescue assisting the home company's engine

[@johnpaulkitchen647]

🎉😢🎉😢

[@matejšabec-y5d]

👍🚒🚑👨‍🚒💪

[@JohnSeinset]

RESCUE 50 * RIDE ALONG * REPORTED SCHOOL BUS CRASH

[@RDC2003]

First (unless laggy comments) but LETS GO NEW RIDE ALONG ! Ps. I have a interview at my local

[@nathanmeece9794]

Disappointed in video. Hoping to see the wreck scene. Nine and a half wasted minutes. I will never get back

[@Fire-Rescue50]

Did you read the description?

[@gavinmacleod9499]

It LITERALLY says Ride Along in the title of the video

[@nathanmeece9794]

@gavinmacleod9499 It also says Reported School Bus Crash. Reported School Bus Crash is why I clicked on the video. I expected to see a school bus wreck. Don't say School Bus Crash if there isn't one Instead of reported say possible.

[@gavinmacleod9499]

@@nathanmeece9794calm down bro. But that is a good point I did that too at first

[@karsoncampbelllogginginc]

School sucks anyway 😂