[Ride along] Battalion 807 + Engine 825 CVFD/PGFD

[@Ryanb1998]

love the green lights and the bell going off and the ride along

[@thommy_kni]

Gosh...that siren and that super bright flash-lights....by some miracle I didn't seize ;)

[@robertross804]

it was a honor chief thanks for taking us

[@thunderbear0]

I love this green lights with red it's look cool and siren is good

[@joshw1687]

Nice job and its interesting to listen to the radio traffic

[@akimbo5u]

I love your ride along videos!!

[@timwilliams19]

In UK green lights indicate a doctor. However siren is amazing although I cannot understand why it is on on some stretches of road with no traffic ahead. On mainland Europe the siren is only used to warn rather than turned on when leaving the station and remaining on.

[@DreadWing7777]

Where I am from Green Lights indicates a Security Vehicle.

[@GTACopper]

Fantastic video!

[@samatkins235]

love the video, that siren gets annoying after a while lol

[@mortgagewizard40]

brilliant video.. in england, that would be one bloody big drs car with those green ,lights on

[@rescue911.eu-worldwideemer3]

mortgagewizard40 thanks

[@Flywithjon]

First time I seen this video was in 2014 haven't been able to find it since

[@E655Caimano]

Fantastic video! UP! :-D

[@akimbo5u]

Come ride along with me in Atlanta!

[@zessssez7607]

yees ! More ride along !

[@SaveLiveTV]

Aber die Sirenen vom Batti sind echt geil! Schönes Video Dirk

[@robscott8296]

Pause at 1:23 is that a fire siren, and if so why didn’t it go off

[@steelswarfs]

1:15 I thought you were going to hop into the driver’s seat :-)

[@OldLordSpeedy]

It is normally, that in USA must stop all cars (in opposite drive direction too)? In Germany the cars must stop in drive direction only so that the apparatus, police or other emercency car can drives along for faster driving. At crossings they can drives thru, but must be slow if it red light at their way. In Thailand the normal traffic flow around, mostly the Tourists stops.

[@spattinggoodbeats7848]

@ Rescue911 , U Should Come To Australia ain And Ask For A Ride Along, I May Be A Bit Cramped But The Nambour Volunteers Have Great Seats And + They Only Just GotNew Updated Trucks Last Year!

[@DukeCityKing50513]

Love the lights but that is the most god awful siren ever made 😆

[@hagerstownredline5274]

You mean the powercall siren? Nah there awsome

[@DukeCityKing50513]

@@hagerstownredline5274 no way lols, I get a migraine everytime I hear that screech 😆🤙

[@hagerstownredline5274]

@@DukeCityKing50513 your weird

[@aumenarys]

It's funny how the cars coming from the opposite way also stop... In europe, usually, they don't care :)

[@jazzbutterworth]

Oh they care in Europe. Way more than we do.

[@greenseen2947]

Idk if this video is in the US or not, but it looks like a small town. Try ride alongside in cities like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Charlotte etc. And I guarantee you wont find vehicles stopping on either side of the road, nor yielding.

[@Rummeltobi]

Green Seen He actually has dozens of ride alongs from those cities online... Almost everyone (except for the tourists..) in Cali stops for an emergency vehicle. Don't make things worse than they really are ;)

[@gabrielneagu9443]

jazzbutterworth Not everyone .

[@jazzbutterworth]

Of course I know that. But way more do there than here.

[@thomasdavies3899]

in canada green lights mean command trucks

[@greyman686]

+thomas davies Not always. At least three provinces it also means volunteer firefighters.

[@DreadWing7777]

Here in Concord, New Hampshire, Green Light's mean Security Vehicle's.

[@ltcdr.anthonydinozzo]

Wie machst du das, dass du auf Alarmfahrten mitgenommen wirst? Würde mich echt mal interessieren wie du das machst.

[@truthfultruckie9946]

come ride with us on truck 1 in little Rock arkansas, you'll have a blast

[@waeller.rescue]

Nice Vid!! 8-)

[@sheriff_swede4751]

Power call on the Battalion Car???? Ok then usually on the engines and ladders.

[@LucianAndreiREV]

I still don't understand why they use green lights.

[@Scoobawoo]

its the battalion chief making it the on scene commander. just makes it easier to sport who is in charge on the scene of a fire. also it just varies by state. some just use red and white while others can use green in combination with the red and white and blue as well

[@inventorchris2]

In Chicagoland almost all departments have a little green light on the right hand side. This is tradition started by Chicago Fire Department. For Command we use a Green doom light on top of the vehicle

[@LucianAndreiREV]

Christopher Holmes Thank you for telling me that!

[@LucianAndreiREV]

Wade Wilson Thank you for telling me that!

[@Rummeltobi]

Christopher Holmes Green lights are also pretty popular in MD. I like them, nothing bad about it.

[@soccerfan12342]

The power call on a fire truck with a Q sounds better.. That's just annoying on the battalion chiefs car.

[@nicholasmoscuzza196]

Long drive

[@TomZ23]

That is a God Awful siren on the vehicle. At least change the sound once in a while!

[@291xMac]

+Tom Z I like it with the Q2B, but it is annoying constantly by itself

[@darion27]

can't keep up with a firetruck smh

[@hagerstownredline5274]

Typical ford

[@Rummeltobi]

I think he was driving like that on purpose. See it this way, drivers cannot see the battalion SUV if he's directly behind the engine. Some drivers don't check their mirrors for a 2nd emergency vehicle and they pull out right after the engine passes.

[@dannyhaley7610]

i would have went with the whelen lights and siren.

[@hagerstownredline5274]

Why the whelen siren? The whelen powercalls are shit