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Ontario's first electric fire truck enters service
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2024
- Officials in Brampton say they're confident in the truck's performance and say more will be joining the fleet over the next two years. David Zura explains.
It self may catch fire
Imagine the trash talk, when they have to call another fire hall to come out and help them.
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@@gigi6374 imagine if you had a clue about the battery chemistry in these trucks you wouldn't be posting nonsense.
Hope it doesn't get cold in Ontario, those batteries don't last long.
Did you bother to watch the video? Apparently not you just rushed in the comments.
the XE40’s, BE40’s and BYD K9M operating in toronto during winter: 😢
My left ear had a good time with the audio
(Stereo audio is borked, left channel is completely silent and audio is only being played through the right channel)
You got your headphones on backwards.
Were sorry. Our truck is currently charging....we will be with you in an hour.
Nah! I heard the truck comes with a diesel engine too.
@@georgejones8784 Correct blame dumb Media and paranoid people for that misconception along with a dodgy company that lied about it being fully electric.
Bet is operates more with the diesel engine. @georgejones8784
@@patrickcannell2258 Actually rarely ever used.
@@PyroShields 😄
It'll be a interesting museum piece.
Havila Kystruten, Norvegian ferryboat company, baned all electric vehicles onboard due fire hazard.
Wonder why?
Gonna need a real truck to rescue that thing 😢
If this truck is headed to a house that is on fire, I suggest the homeowners to call the insurance as this truck wont make it there
Can’t wait to see it put out a Tesla 😂
What will you do when it puts out regular fires? Cry?
Due to severe cold weather, our truck isn't starting
similar to your brain.
@@PyroShields you think you're funny 🤮🤮🤮
VIRTUE SIGNALING
Can it put itself out?
The first 500 gallons are "free". 🤣
By the way, the first EV fire truck in Canada (Vancouver?) was down due to a water tank leak. Not sure if it's back in service.
Your willing to risk people's lives with a electric emergency vehicle which is not proven , just crazy.
I hope this is not charged indoors ! That huge battery would make a mess of the building, and the nearby equipment. Does the insrance company know it is being charged / stored indoors?
Are they cleaning a brand new truck 😂😂😂😂😂 you can’t make this stuff up 😂
They are damaging the paint on it with that hard brush.
You don’t wash new clothes after you buy it?
Are the electronic controls redundant? Hate to get stopped by a blown chip. Thinking a wrench won't get the truck moving or water flowing again if all electronically controlled.
CityNews, please fix your stereo audio. So many videos have this problem, this is something I would expect from a high school student not paid video editors.
Oh yeah order six of them at $1.7M when you don't know if they will work out. Should have ordered two and tried them for a few years first.
When it catches fire who will put it out?
Hope it doesn't catch fire !
Don’t trouble it if it’s trouble cuz your looking for trouble
They will need it when its batteries explode
Start with the ambulances
You know they explode right?
Nobody is sleeping in the same building as the truck I hope. Nah.... would not want to charge or store that big battery indoors.
We got one in Vancouver a few months ago
That truck has an expiry date
"Transformers! More than meets the eyes..." 🚒
Guys just stop it is a plug in Hybrid not an EV.
Wow new fire engine
Imagine a future where only EV cars existed and somebody created a car that ran on a fuel that fueled up 100 times faster, that worked in the cold with almost no effort reliably, that didn't tear up the streets when used, that had 3 times the range, and didn't require the use of exceptionally damaging rare elements from the Earth to make, and could be made for a third the cost..
They would hail this as a technological achievement
No one would want it because it constantly spews out toxic gas, so you need special ventilation to prevent yourself from suffocation. Instead of just refueling it at home, you need to wage war in some far off country to get access to this fuel, transport it over, process it in a polluting refinery, transport it some inconvenient place in the city where you then have to pay “the man” to get his magical fuel. Who is going to build all the billions in infrastructure to move all his fuel around and store it in giant tanks around the city? And this fuel is so dangerous and volatile that you have to constantly have to follow safety protocols to prevent it from catching fire and exploding. And if someone, thousands of miles away, decided to start a war or something, suddenly you can’t drive any more because there’s no fuel? Who would want that? And let’s not forget the whole, “if more than a few million people start using this fuel, your ice caps will melt and parts of the planet will become uninhabitable, so, really, it should only be used for the ultra-rich or things will get out of control.”
“Tear up the streets when used” sounds like all the lifted pickup trucks that love coal-rolling. Never heard of an EV “tearing up the streets” since they’re emission-free and much quieter.
@@B.D.F. People will modify EV cars to be loud and I have heard ev cars driving on the road and they are just as loud as a normal car.
@@jonathancunningham8739 The only way to “modify an EV to be loud” is to install an external speaker, any idiot can do that regardless of what kind of car it is.
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Awesome!
We will see LOL!
So much nonsense in the comments. Too many ldlots.
Guelph already got one last year
It can get to work putting out EV fires ;)
Are you asking them to ignore your gasoline fire?
@@B.D.F. Gasoline fires are easier to put out compared to EV fires.
@@jonathancunningham8739 And?
what a waist
Haha. Liars. Liars pants on fire.