Oh dear, what a chaotic situation… 😅 A few things that stood out for me: • They are calmly watching their car burn, but do not call the fire department?! (At least one person could have thought of this before the volunteer arrived…). • Good job telling the cars to move and asking people to step away. If the fire had gotten worse this could have prevented further losses/ a much bigger fire. • I do not think it was the right idea to move your bike back. It was positioned quite well to begin witch, acting as a barrier to warn oncoming cars and redirect traffic around the accident. When you moved it back out of the lane, cars immediately pushed their way all the way out to the burning vehicle and there was more congestion. The space that was originally created between your bike and the burning car could have been beneficial for arriving emergency services to use. • I am not sure if retrieving the belongings was the right decision. In the end it did not seem to make anything worse. But opening up the doors could have fed the flames with more oxygen, while keeping them closed might have helped to contain the fire to some extent. • The police officer in the tow truck did not seem to know how to position his vehicle to secure the scene. He was also not wearing a high visibility vest, and did not do much to ease the flow of traffic around the scene until that truck literally got stuck… Seems like better training is needed here. • Overall you as a volunteer seem to have had the biggest positive impact on this situation by using your fire extinguisher, telling people what to do, and getting all the right agencies involved. Well done and thank you for selflessly helping others!
Wow, thank you for your wonderful comment, regarding my idea of moving the motorcycle backwards, I think my position will block the police cars and fire trucks that will come later, so that the professionals can't get to the scene quickly, and if there is another fire or even an explosion, it will endanger me motorcycle safety
I like your great and detailed reply:-) I think he moved the motorcycle because where it was standing, was it creating more of a bottleneck, as long he kept the blinks on, did it do its job. About the belongings, the windows were open, and the flames were extinguished, so opening the door slowly would not bring more air into the situation, while if it suddenly caught fire would all their belongings get lost. It may have been smart to put it back into the car when the bad weather came. The rest of it do I 100% agree with. :-)
man that storm sure was something with all that heavy rain and all that hail when i saw those dark clouds in the distance with all that lightening i knew it would be bad news.
I am curious as to how you know where to respond, another comment says this is illegal so I interested to how official this is. How did you become aware of the situation before the fire department was notified? Do you have communications linked to the police or EMS department?
@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 100% if this happened in england, we'd cordon off the area, just incase it burst into flames again, we've had it where you've had to fight the fire for hours, reignite, fight it for hours, reignite, fight it for hours, tow it, whilst driving with it on the flat bed, reignite, pull over, fight it for hours, and then what we do, is we have a special place where we put the vehicle, once transported, just so that its not in a regular scap yard or accident yard so it then doesn't set other vehicles on fire lol i know a crew who emptied an entire engine of foam onto the car, they then closed the road and sat there, 5-6 hours later, it suddenly burst into flames again for no reason😂
@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 😂😂 yeah i know a station that's lucky enough to have massive, what they call baths, of like, deionised water they just fully submerged the car into and leave for a while lol i watched them lift one out that was submerged for a week, and literally as soon as it came out, it burst into flames and had to be submerged again hahahaha
@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 Here in the Netherlands the Dutch firefighters have to hire companies that can deliver truck with a dipping container on the back. After sufficiently extinguishing the fire, the cars can be put in such containers to let them rest for 3-4 days until the battery packs are sufficiently stabilized again. ruclips.net/video/hYJz30JWdf0/видео.html
In fact, there is no way to obtain legal qualifications in Beijing, which means that I have always been in a gray area for installing sirens, but unfortunately I was punished by the police for illegally installing sirens a few months ago, and the sirens were confiscated.
Oh dear, what a chaotic situation… 😅
A few things that stood out for me:
• They are calmly watching their car burn, but do not call the fire department?! (At least one person could have thought of this before the volunteer arrived…).
• Good job telling the cars to move and asking people to step away. If the fire had gotten worse this could have prevented further losses/ a much bigger fire.
• I do not think it was the right idea to move your bike back. It was positioned quite well to begin witch, acting as a barrier to warn oncoming cars and redirect traffic around the accident. When you moved it back out of the lane, cars immediately pushed their way all the way out to the burning vehicle and there was more congestion. The space that was originally created between your bike and the burning car could have been beneficial for arriving emergency services to use.
• I am not sure if retrieving the belongings was the right decision. In the end it did not seem to make anything worse. But opening up the doors could have fed the flames with more oxygen, while keeping them closed might have helped to contain the fire to some extent.
• The police officer in the tow truck did not seem to know how to position his vehicle to secure the scene. He was also not wearing a high visibility vest, and did not do much to ease the flow of traffic around the scene until that truck literally got stuck… Seems like better training is needed here.
• Overall you as a volunteer seem to have had the biggest positive impact on this situation by using your fire extinguisher, telling people what to do, and getting all the right agencies involved. Well done and thank you for selflessly helping others!
Ayyy I used to watch ur videos
Wow, thank you for your wonderful comment, regarding my idea of moving the motorcycle backwards, I think my position will block the police cars and fire trucks that will come later, so that the professionals can't get to the scene quickly, and if there is another fire or even an explosion, it will endanger me motorcycle safety
I like your great and detailed reply:-)
I think he moved the motorcycle because where it was standing, was it creating more of a bottleneck, as long he kept the blinks on, did it do its job.
About the belongings, the windows were open, and the flames were extinguished, so opening the door slowly would not bring more air into the situation, while if it suddenly caught fire would all their belongings get lost. It may have been smart to put it back into the car when the bad weather came.
The rest of it do I 100% agree with. :-)
man that storm sure was something with all that heavy rain and all that hail when i saw those dark clouds in the distance with all that lightening i knew it would be bad news.
Is so bad news. T_T
Thank you for your service!❤️
Stay safe always @B.V.F.A. !
Thank you!!
I am curious as to how you know where to respond, another comment says this is illegal so I interested to how official this is. How did you become aware of the situation before the fire department was notified? Do you have communications linked to the police or EMS department?
Looked like he was just driving past
Hard work in the heavy rain!
The hailstorm hit body was unbearable, so I entered the police car to avoid it
Can you drive the wrong way with your license?
偉大的工作，辛苦了！注意安全！
Damn, that weather. Add insult to injury.
Interessting, does the police operate the tow trucks?
Probability will call a professional trailer company
That hailstorm sure would hurt.
Wonderful weather XD
At the beginning it looked like either aliens or a MAJOR storm were coming then y’all started getting pelted with what looked like hail
Yes, heavy rain and hail is so terrible
speak to any firefighter, they all say, EV's are worse lol.
Indeed, once the lithium battery is on fire, it is almost impossible to extinguish easily
@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 100% if this happened in england, we'd cordon off the area, just incase it burst into flames again, we've had it where you've had to fight the fire for hours, reignite, fight it for hours, reignite, fight it for hours, tow it, whilst driving with it on the flat bed, reignite, pull over, fight it for hours, and then what we do, is we have a special place where we put the vehicle, once transported, just so that its not in a regular scap yard or accident yard so it then doesn't set other vehicles on fire lol i know a crew who emptied an entire engine of foam onto the car, they then closed the road and sat there, 5-6 hours later, it suddenly burst into flames again for no reason😂
@@Orcaben1 Only a large amount of water soaking is the best way to deal with. The best way is to hang it into the lake with a crane. XD
@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 😂😂 yeah i know a station that's lucky enough to have massive, what they call baths, of like, deionised water they just fully submerged the car into and leave for a while lol i watched them lift one out that was submerged for a week, and literally as soon as it came out, it burst into flames and had to be submerged again hahahaha
@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 Here in the Netherlands the Dutch firefighters have to hire companies that can deliver truck with a dipping container on the back. After sufficiently extinguishing the fire, the cars can be put in such containers to let them rest for 3-4 days until the battery packs are sufficiently stabilized again.
ruclips.net/video/hYJz30JWdf0/видео.html
What a weather chaos!
How are you posting from China?
Use VPN
Stay safe out there
Thank you bro!
他是屬於120急救下屬單位，不會受到處罰
我觉得你可以跟应急或者120协商一下，挂靠一下关系，这样争取拿个审批把警报器给你装回来。要不然按照规定也很麻烦，交警也很为难。
hero for good China
Thank you beo!
Does the weather often get so bad so quickly there ?
vear rare
@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 good to know
what an rainfall, crazy
From the looks of it, what was it the seatbelt catching on fire?
I guess it's not that the battery pack is burning, it may be that the collision caused a short circuit and ignited the interior.
Wouldnt it had been better to close the off ramp until the fire was out and car were towed away?
I might be the other side but the work of VOLUNTEERS often gets of looked completely …
what's your mean that other side. sorry, didn't understand what you meant
@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 - in England volunteers are often overlooked .
@@doozerakapuckfutin almost in China
btw very nice weather 😍😶🌫
Is nice too much. LoL
why honk and no siren? is it broken?
I think different districts in Beijing have ordinances to limit the use of sirens to lower noise pollution.
@@jadenlitchfield3615 oh okay
In fact, there is no way to obtain legal qualifications in Beijing, which means that I have always been in a gray area for installing sirens, but unfortunately I was punished by the police for illegally installing sirens a few months ago, and the sirens were confiscated.
1:34 please use Bullhorn or Manual siren dont honk with Regular Horn
and the chinese is funny language
During the video shooting, the siren is dismantling
A sad Lincoln and BYD
BYD driver doesn't seem to care about his vehicle
志愿者不是警察也不是正规急救人员，视频中的逆行、违规使用警用爆闪灯等等违法行为，后面还是要照章接受处罚的。
使用灭火器你咋不说呢
Lebay cuma begitu aja lama