@FireRescue22 Yeah, really. You can ask everyone on my Dept on why their POVR is lit up. One simple answer: Safety. If your gonna be on scene in a POVR with no lights, especially when it’s dark on a highway. That can cost you your life or someone elses. Your vehicle should have safety lights or cautionary marks around it so it doesn’t get hit. It’s not all about getting people out of the way. People don’t stop for red and whites on a unmarked emergency service vehicle and you should know that.
@@LS3_Jaden then don’t take your pov 🤣 take it to the station but having really crappy not visible lights it’s almost worse than not having lights at all. It’s a huge safety thing. You get into an accident and insurance will laugh in your face cause your lights were trash.
![[POV] INSANE Fire Fighters Emergency Response](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/K-IFOmchY68/mqdefault.jpg)
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Those sirens from the 90s on back sound better than today's junk
It’s a nice siren. But, way outdated technology in it. A lot of todays sirens are better.
@@LS3_Jaden Still sounds better
@Anthony Holmes If you read it correctly. I said that a lot of todays modern sirens sound a lot better. This siren presented sounds better than most.
Awesome catch
The wow wow wow wow wow siren, I love it!
Hella old late 80’s siren.
I almost want to say 70s
I know right. On POVs nowadays you hear power calls Lol.
@@LS3_Jaden Imagine if that had powercall tone
@Anthony Holmes I know, I do imagine it and I’ve seen it. There is people out there that install Q-sirens on povs Lol.
Nice catch
full on whacker mode...
They need a new light bar. His is barely visible and extremely out dated
Camera not catching the strobe flashes
@FireRescue22 A light bar is better than no light bar my friend. It’s all about saying safe and making sure your vehicle is lit up.
@@LS3_Jaden Ya not really
@FireRescue22 Yeah, really. You can ask everyone on my Dept on why their POVR is lit up. One simple answer: Safety. If your gonna be on scene in a POVR with no lights, especially when it’s dark on a highway. That can cost you your life or someone elses. Your vehicle should have safety lights or cautionary marks around it so it doesn’t get hit. It’s not all about getting people out of the way. People don’t stop for red and whites on a unmarked emergency service vehicle and you should know that.
@@LS3_Jaden then don’t take your pov 🤣 take it to the station but having really crappy not visible lights it’s almost worse than not having lights at all. It’s a huge safety thing. You get into an accident and insurance will laugh in your face cause your lights were trash.