Toronto Fire Services - Rescue 325, Aerial 325, & Airlight 325 Responding

In this video, you'll see Toronto Fire Services Rescue 325, Aerial 325, & Airlight 325, responding on three (3) separate emergency calls. In the first clip, Rescue 325 is seen responding to a High-Rise Fire Alarm Activation. In the second clip, Aerial 325 is seen responding for another High-Rise Fire Alarm Activation, while they were temporarily stationed at FireStation No.333. In the last clip, Air Light 325 is seen responding to a High-Rise Fire in 333's area. Aerial 325 was re-stenciled as Ladder 325 last year.
Apparatus Info:
Rescue 325 - 2013 Spartan ERV Metro Star MFD (1250/500)
Aerial 325 - 2017 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Smeal (-/-/105' rear-mount)
Airlight 325 - 2016 Freightliner M2 106 / Dependable (Ex-Airlight 333)
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[@mcembuff]

Awesome!

[@jasonharris5034]

What up with all the aerial,s becoming ladders

[@leniszameit]

some cities name their trucks a different way.eg toronto-aerials.toronto has a monster sized ladder truck called tower 1.-20 stories high. san antonio,usa calls them ladders if no buckets. and with buckets platforms.

[@kylekruchka1427]

In Toronto the aerials are quints meaning they have a pump and water tank. The Ladders have a bangor ladder instead of a pump and water tank.