*RUMBLER!* [Singapore] SCDF Pump Ladder, Rescue Tender & Ambulances Responding + Police On Scene!

Captured here are various emergency responses of the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) from the historic Central Fire Station in Singapore's city center. You will see Pump Ladder 111 (using the low-frequency Rumbler siren!) and Rescue Tender 111 responding to separate calls, as well as several ambulances (known as 'Alpha' units in Singapore). You will also see two patrol cars of the Singapore Police Force (SPF) at the scene of an incident together with SCDF paramedics.
Do you like Singapore's emergency vehicles? Let me know in the comments!
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[@maldives_emergency_vehicles]

First Singapore emergency vehicles responding video that I have watched, it's amazing 👏

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you very much! 🙌🏼

[@maldivesmangroveandwetland837]

Same

[@ta-production]

That siren blast at the beginning is just awesome. You gotta love the glorious Haztec tones played at full volume (something we don't often hear in Hong Kong : /). Also it's nice that there's a bridge by the central fire station so you can film that pump engine from a high angle.

[@ta-production]

P.S. Those wheelchairs were a good laugh too

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks for the comments Trevor! 😄 Yup, I’m so glad that they don’t have volume controls in Singapore, but on the other hand it’s harder to catch then using the siren at all. Filming at the SCDF Central Fire Station can be an bit challenging because there is no perfect spot to position yourself that will allow a good view of all bay doors, but the bridge provided a nice perspective indeed.

[@AnnaCoritaBarlizo]

0:00 Singapore eas alarm 1942

[@joshuatran2932]

⁠@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses for the latest fire engine that u film in this video does have volume control.. As for the Blue livery skin ambulance, the siren and lightings(blinkers) all comes from the solar panels on the roof of the ambulance. And for FYI, Ambulance siren volume control can be also automatically control by a sensor in front of the windscreen to differentiate between Day and Night.

[@Hin14FS-and-AMB]

Nice catch!👍🏻 I love SCDF Ambulance so much, the lights are awesome🚨🚑.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! Yes they are very cool, and the best thing…LOUD SIREN… 😆

[@AnnaCoritaBarlizo]

0:00 1942 Singapore eas alarm in video

[@user-pt6by2hg9c]

LOVE YOU!!!🇸🇬

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

❤

[@theathomas2465]

Stay safe SG

[@LakesRegionEmergencyPhoto]

I like their lighting setups. Red, White, and blue is a very effective system. countries that use only blue or only red and only use a few lights should take some notes!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yes I love that too. I think it looks great, especially at night. In Singapore they definitely don’t save on the lights and sirens lol

[@OW3NN3O18]

No we take shit very seriously.

[@YelpBullhorn]

Personally I do like the mix of red and blue, but where I live in the UK, our emergency vehicles are strictly blue (although doctors’ private cars sometimes have green, and one particular brigade have a couple of flashing amber lights upfront with their blues on some of their frontline vehicles). But it is actually illegal to have ANY forward facing red lights on any road vehicle over here. Reds are strictly for the rear.

[@B345T1N355Official]

I also like the mix of red and blue, but I know I’m in the US so the lighting setups vary by state, and in my state, red white and blue is solely for police, fire and EMS can only use red and white. I think in a way if fire and EMS use red white and blue like police it might be too confusing on whether or not up ahead or somewhere is full of police activity or fire or EMS activity.

[@EmergencyVehiclesVictoria]

nice man, thats a really cool angle at 4:15 haha

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! 😄

[@Michael_SaylorBlog]

The ambulances had a amazing lighting setups. I loved it 😍 Cool video 👏🚨

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

They definitely do! So many lights haha Thanks for the comment 😊

[@Michael_SaylorBlog]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses My eyes:

[@EifelBlaulichtTV]

Awesome catches, Tim! Lovely compilation!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! 🤩

[@alle_emergency]

Awesome video!!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you!

[@samsemergencyvideos7791]

Awesome Sirens

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Definitely 👍🏼

[@pokolol7326]

Watching this from SCDF ambulance itself haha

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Haha epic 🤣 Hope you like the video!

[@pokolol7326]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses I do! Just went for a medical call earlier on. Just wish we can run red light when there is a call for us. Dont understand why we need to stop at red light unless it’s a P1+ call

[@davis2671]

Nice compilation! Love the lighting package and sirens! I dont understand those tight strict rules that won't give emergency services possibility to go through traffic lights and make traffic pull over (they're used to it it seems, as I saw noone pulling over and emergency vehicles weren't using horn or smthg on those who don't make way, they don't force them)..

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! Yes, those rules don’t make sense to me either. They often just respond with lights only, no siren use at all, and wait at every light. In my opinion it does not make sense to use lights at all if you are not going to go urgently, because it will either just confuse drivers or teach them that emergency vehicles are never in a rush. Then when they do have to go urgently and use the siren nobody knows what to do. Very counterproductive and confusing.

[@FirePhoenixEmergencyVideos]

Whoa whoa two uploads from your trip, in the span of a couple weeks? Easy there Tim, you might be spoiling us! In all seriousness though, awesome stuff. I loved the bolder siren usage in some of the clips!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Alright alright Jimborino, I’ll take it down a notch, just for you! 🤣 Glad you like it man, many move videos to come 🙌🏼

[@BURNINGRYZEN112]

4:16 RUMBLER STARTS.

[@cm93431]

Ramblers are horrible

[@joshuatran2932]

@@cm93431it is not horrible.. it creates a deep low tones vibration so as to alert those drivers playing music inside the cars to watch out for that truck.

[@lucaslaughing]

Really cool footage! I don't think I've seen many (any?) Singapore responses before. I really liked your elevated viewpoints mixed in with the ground-level shots too.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you!! It was not easy to capture because Singapore is too safe 😂 There‘s a few channels and Singapore videos out there these days, but not too many. I also have a few older videos from previous trips. Always appreciate your support 🙌🏼

[@thekiwicanuck]

Interesting catches! 🥰

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! 😊

[@Tokyo-c]

I like how well there trucks are clean, organized and there’s barely any paint scratches like other fire trucks and there design of the the trucks seem very interesting plus there sirens and lighting are best so far as I’ve seen.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks for the comment! 🙂

[@khayramsyar554]

Perhaps you should come to Singapore during the daytime and get a closer look. We do have scratches on them 😅

[@Tokyo-c]

@@khayramsyar554 well I know they have scratches but on this fleet looks like a new one.

[@federicoguevaraavalos515]

Awesome

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks!

[@REDNINGsStation]

nice. looks like to be a fanstastic station. good video

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks! It’s a really cool and beautiful station.

[@sotosl5772]

PA300 With rumbler... now that's something I enjoyed hearing

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

An awesome sound! Thanks for the comment 😁

[@plnick4475]

7:27 are you serious? Who came up with that idea?

[@CallMeAhSirHKP]

They were a British colony, but Japan does the same. During non emergent responses, they don’t pressure drivers to move out of the way

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

@@CallMeAhSirHKP I think Singapore has taken it even further than other countries (unfortunately). I have seen them waiting patiently even for a fire call… 🙃

[@jazzbutterworth]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses luckily those tight restrictions have loosened. Every intersection has a red light camera and it used to be that if an emergency vehicle had to go through the red light, every red light they went through would be examined by city officials to determine whether or not they proceeded through that red light safely. It was a very tedious task But that is starting to change after emergency services made a huge fuss.

[@GermanVonManns]

those of SCDF, fire department and together with health(ambulance) Greetings from Chile

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks for the comment!

[@mlps93]

Another nice vid！ I see the tourist luck works better here 😉 Have you planned your next trip back yet?🤣

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thank you! It sure did (initially). Most of these clips were actually taken the first night I arrived in SG! lol …But then the bad luck, long waits, and frustration kicked in for much of the rest of the trip… 😅 No plans to go back again for some time, but we’ll see what happens in the future.

[@olivesouch6423]

That Singaporean ambulance is cool! 7:46

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Sure is. Thanks for the comment!

[@azleeabdullah7972]

This is the oldest fire station in Singapore. There use to be a family living quarters for the fireman family at the back of the fire station.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Interesting. Thanks for the comment

[@NewBaneshworKathmanduNepal]

Good job

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Thanks

[@Sir_Miles_Riley]

OOOOH!!! THOSE BLUE AND RED LIGHTS ARE JUST AMAZING!!!!!! 🩵🩵🩵

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yes they look super cool, especially at night. Thanks for the comment! 🙂

[@harriertan1595]

Fun fact: The decision to run red lights is made from the medical officers themselves. It is very rare to see emergency vehicles in SG run the reds (lights) Also based on the type of help needed (e.g cardiac arrests). CNA recently released a vid of their media crew join a medical team for calls

[@imranbecks]

5:11 Rescue team 😂 They even have the same coloured lights 😂

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Lol yep. Pretty well equipped! 😁

[@vidaderafaelveggioriginal]

Wow! They have PA300!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yes they do! With Rumbler! 🤩

[@Truckerboy1234]

Those lighting setups are insane, I love them!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yea they’re really cool! Thanks for the comment 👍🏼

[@gouravmisra2317]

WATCHING FROM INDIA SIR 🎉🎉

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Welcome! Enjoy the video 😊

[@user-id5qc2og1q]

that lamborghini at 6:52

[@EVMGamingProductions]

what is the name of the siren in the rumbler fire truck video?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

I believe it is a Federal Signal PA300.

[@stevenpivornik9982]

It says that the EMS services won't run red lights most of the time. The ambulance responding, would that be like a non-emergency kind of call but lights are still on because it's still a call?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

It’s not a non-emergency response (they have a separate hotline for non-emergency calls), it’s more like a ‘low priority’ response. They only run red lights when it’s a high priority call, such as cardiac arrest. And yes, the lights are on because it is still an emergency call. However, I do not think that this system is well thought-out. If you have the lights on, but don’t use the siren or drive urgently, you are confusing the people on the road and even teaching them that emergency vehicles are not in a rush and don’t need to be given the right of way. I find it problematic.

[@criticalfail8005]

How many nights did it take to get all this?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Almost all the footage in this video was taken on the first night that I arrived in Singapore, within the span of two hours (including the Pump Ladder and Rescue Tender response). But that was some very good luck I’d say 😄

[@JoserAvilaa_760]

Is that a Singapore police Toyota RAV4?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Yes it is. The newest generation of Fast Response Cars.

[@imtheboss8414]

What is this 5:41 on front?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

In the box? Should be a hydraulic winch.

[@weeardguy]

What's in that black box some of the vehicles carry on the front? Is it a crash absorber?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

You are talking about the fire engine and the rescue tender right? I am not sure, but I will try to find out.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Alright so apparently the boxes contain a hydraulic winch. They used to be exposed in the past, but have now been covered (likely just for protection and added visibility).

[@weeardguy]

@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Thanks! I have no idea about the surroundings they operate in in Singapore, but do you happen to know if they use it often? I don't know of a single regular emergency vehicle here that has something similar, but it could be that the services that cover recreational areas (dunes, forests) here do have something similar.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

@@weeardguy I don’t know how often they would be using it, but since every new truck has it I assume it is needed. The Pump Ladders are the workhorse of the SCDF and respond to pretty much any type of incident. As far as I know many fire trucks in North America also have winch systems built in.

[@user-dw5hn5nd1k]

😊❤👍👨‍🚒🚑🚒🚓👮‍♀👮‍♂

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

🙌🏼❤️