Toronto Fire - NEW District Chief 33 Responding

Toronto Fire Services, new Car 33 responding for a subway fire at Younge St. Eglinton Ave. Car 33 is a 2023 Ford F-150 Hybrid upfitted by Rowland Emergency Vehicle Products. Video: Buff 1.

[@scotttheguard541]

Love the light bar and flash patterns.

[@Hall7EmergencyPhotography]

Awesome catch man! Really liking the new F-150 Chief vehicles!

[@HooksHalligans]

Thanks a lot!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

That’s a super cool unit! I like the color scheme and livery design. Would be awesome if the whole fleet looked like this 😁

[@southernontariorailfan]

It's not super cool it's a waste of the taxpayers money. They already have the Chevy Tahoe vehicles.

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

@@southernontariorailfan Take that up with the City of Toronto.

[@HooksHalligans]

Again, you don't know a single fact about how and why TFS got the new F-150's. Emphasis on the how and why. The Tahoes are old for a front line vehicle in Toronto, likely north of 200,000 km on the dial. Let's not forget that they are cold started and ran hard about 10 times per day (just a guess), and they are sat idling while on scenes. Most civilian owned vehicles are sold or die at 200,000 km. So keep commenting like you do and I'll keep responding like I do and it will just keep boosting my engagement numbers.

[@firephotographybuff735]

Thats definitely a new color scheme for TFS

[@HooksHalligans]

Definitely.

[@bisonturbo]

Flash pattern is absolute garbage omg 🙄

[@theoddgamer7147]

It's a pattern in all Toronto emergency vehicles 🤣

[@HooksHalligans]

While it's not the most interesting pattern to look at, I think it's actually one of the most effective patterns. Same colours flashing at the same time creates contrast which I personally noticed from a further distance. Not like red and blue or white or all of those flashing at once creating a big purple blob. Like Ontario Provincial Police.