This Reserve Engine, 1996 E.ONE, Ex Seattle are currently part of MedTrans Fire / Rescue SVC Santiago Chile, since 2014. We Upgraded it with new Alcoa Wheels and new front bumper. We kept the yellow stripping. Never a failure, it is by far the most reliable machine in the fleet. We called " The Turtle " Slow but made for last...
That siren sound must get very very annoying after a little. I never thought of it but firefighters and other emergency services have to hear that all the time 😂
rule #1 of driving emergency: ALWAYS PASS ON THE LEFT WHEN POSSIBLE. The law states that cars need to move to the right when they see an emergency vehicle with their lights and sirens on, alot of dumb drivers take it literally and move to right lane even when its open and clear.
JusticeSevenfold rule #2 is you have to apply your judgment based on the situation, in most situations driving into oncoming traffic is much easier since cars see you and respond much faster then when you approach behind them
akimbo5u It just seems so very awkward at the very least. Civilian vehicles that are going straight through an intersection where there is a left turning lane pass those cars using the right side all the time. Why wouldn't the emergency vehicles do the same? It seems counter intuitive to pass on the left of a car that is already trying to turn left, plus going into on coming traffic while there is a perfectly good lane that any regular would use to go straight through anyway. Seems more dangerous and slower than necessary for emergency drivers to zig zag around futilely.
Hi, I am firefighter here in Brazil, we also have the pearce truck model , but we usually don't put anything on the engine cover, I could see that you put so many things on it!
Where I live that would have got a full structure fire response. 4 engines, 2 truck's, 1 rescue, 1 medic, 2 battalion Chiefs, 2 EMS supervisors, a command aide, and duty FM.
Are they going bring back the TV show back from station 25. I really enjoy watching the ladies who played in the show. Good job on this video and bring back some good memories of my days as a volunteer fireman for St.helens Oregon
Haha! at :50 in the video, the officer reads his MDC and says, "Smoke near building. Ah fuck..." He and the driver know is likely a BS call. Interestingly though, they still go code-red with lights and siren. In my department, we have the discretion to downgrade to code-yellow (proceed non-emergency) if the call information warrants it.
Would be nice if they let the fire station know there's a road closure right outside, instead of the first of them knowing they have to deal with it being when they go out on a call.
why not wear the headsets if you've got them? Be able to hear among your crew better, hear the radio traffic better and protect your hearing from the siren?
Michael Glattli call your local fire department or walk in and ask. They may be willing to set up a date to have you go out with them! I've done it, it's a blast.
may sound like a strange question but that cord I see plugged into the side of the engine, if correct, that is to keep the engines battery Fullly charged right, I have actually seen some people with smaller pickup trucks, that actually have cords coming out of the trucks front grill.
Drivers should know their first due area fairly well. Also, the mobile computers we have in my city have GPS in case they don't know the exact location. And the officer controls the computer, so it is their job to give directions to the driver if they need them.
I don't know about these folks but when I worked as an EMT, we had a big map on the wall. While the driver started the truck, the LT or the Captain worked out the route.
I want to be a Firefighter and put out fires with the hose, rescue people from burning buildings, drive the Fire Truck with the siren wailing and the lights flashing and wear boots, pants, coat, hood, SCBA mask and helmet
cell phones are the worst and best things for 911. there should be an iq test to buy a cell phone. mainly, how to tell the difference from a camp fire and a structure fire, how to tell the difference between some guy changing his tire and a mva, and how to tell the difference between smoke and steam.
+Rick1885 I know exactly how you feel. I can't tell you how many times we get called out for a structure fire that turns out to be steam from a dryer vent, a vehicle fire that turns out to be a coolant leak/overheating, and the list goes on all because of some bonehead with a cell phone who didn't check. What really pisses me off is they don't wait for anyone to get there, they just drive off and vanish without a trace. I think that they should track these people down and fine them for making a phony 911 call and fleeing the scene.
quick question if I may, do you guys have the capibility of when you are responding to a call and you come up to a 4-way intersection with signal lights, that you can either make all 4 directions turn red so that All the traffic Hopefully stops and you can make it through safely or you can just turn one direction Red and the direction you are traveling green and all this done via a remote of some sort that you keep in all trucks and engines??????
I don't know about Seattle and what they have but some departments may use remotes but there is also something called an Opticom system in which a strobe light module is mounted on top of an emergency vehicle and it emits towards a traffic light that contains a receiver on top of it and it changes the light via Infared. Also there is GPS systems too.
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Nice of the caller to be a concerned citizen; however, three seconds closer look could have saved a lot of trouble. Lol
Work at the highest level, well done colleagues! it is worthy of respect! Hello from the fighters from Russia!
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I heard that in Russia, fires extinguishes you.
This Reserve Engine, 1996 E.ONE, Ex Seattle are currently part of MedTrans Fire / Rescue SVC Santiago Chile, since 2014. We Upgraded it with new Alcoa Wheels and new front bumper. We kept the yellow stripping. Never a failure, it is by far the most reliable machine in the fleet. We called " The Turtle " Slow but made for last...
I don't know who said "street closed, ah fuck" but that's funny haha
They had a list of potential fires sites, shows a lot how much the SFD cares about the community. 👍🏻
Shut the fuck up moron
+ShotgunFelatio why so negative, it's people like you that make the Internet a shitty place.
+JJM Gaming I thought you were being sarcastic about SFD caring. I'm sorry. I'm an idiot
the Captain's reaction to the call type was very funny!
Even funnier was their reaction to the"Street Closed" sign!
haha no kidding!
+BBFD3 please subscribe to my channel
@@BBFD3 Street closed!? Alright, go!
"ah f** there's those protestors again" lol
Should've just ran over the barrier lmao
@@KandiKlover It's mess up the paint job!
Had me about dead of laughter
Firefighters don’t give a fuck
here in 2020 and that shit got worse
The siren in your truck sounds outstanding
i still love engine sounds like this one
All this because some lunatic couldn't tell the difference between laundry day and a smoke stack????
There are stupid people everywhere
@@HannTheftAudio not an acceptable excuse. His point still stands.
@@KandiKlover didn't say it was. I still shake my head at the level of idiocy.
@KingMacintosh Shut the fuck up you idiot
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Great video! I live near the Seattle area and its interesting to see the response from this perspective!
That siren sound must get very very annoying after a little. I never thought of it but firefighters and other emergency services have to hear that all the time 😂
wow, people actually getting out of the way
good job love the ride along keep it up like the tones going off
4:38 *I CAN SMELL THE FEBREZE*🤣🤣🤣😅
Driver and Captain at the same time- “smoke near building, aww fuu”
Awesome video man! Keep up the great work:D
"'I smell the Febreze!'" Lol:D
Sometimes it's interesting which lane the driver took. For example at 3:15, 2 lanes straight free and he take line of the traffic toward.
rule #1 of driving emergency: ALWAYS PASS ON THE LEFT WHEN POSSIBLE. The law states that cars need to move to the right when they see an emergency vehicle with their lights and sirens on, alot of dumb drivers take it literally and move to right lane even when its open and clear.
I think they want to always try to pass on the left whenever possible since people usually pull to the right
akimbo5u is there a rule #2 of driving emergency where "drive in the oncoming lane as little as possible" could have been applied here just as well?
JusticeSevenfold rule #2 is you have to apply your judgment based on the situation, in most situations driving into oncoming traffic is much easier since cars see you and respond much faster then when you approach behind them
akimbo5u It just seems so very awkward at the very least. Civilian vehicles that are going straight through an intersection where there is a left turning lane pass those cars using the right side all the time. Why wouldn't the emergency vehicles do the same? It seems counter intuitive to pass on the left of a car that is already trying to turn left, plus going into on coming traffic while there is a perfectly good lane that any regular would use to go straight through anyway. Seems more dangerous and slower than necessary for emergency drivers to zig zag around futilely.
The lack of Q upsets me
James Krunich impractical jokers?
Rig doesn’t have one sadly
@@Pred439 Can tell you're not in the fire service... Q as in a Federal Q, Q Siren, whatever you wanna call it.
Jr. Firefighter 38 lmao, was a joke my dude. Obviously didn’t land very well. Lol.
Was about to say the same thing.
I love how everyone groaned when he read 'smoke near building' they all probably knew it was a BS call before they even got there
Hi, I am firefighter here in Brazil, we also have the pearce truck model , but we usually don't put anything on the engine cover, I could see that you put so many things on it!
That truck is a E-One
"Smoke near building awww fuck..." Hahaha
I'd be willing to bet he said that because they were just sitting down for lunch lol
"Ah Fuck" XD
Wait when does he say that? I didnt catch that one while watching lol
Truggins beginning right out of the station at the road closed sign, something about protesters.
same siren as lafd, and similar colors on their rigs! but i will say different apparatus, and probably way different turnouts! great video!
"I can smell the Fabreeze." Classic.
love the siren
We will do not going back and my mom is the way to the
🚒ueeOK eh new me eye of a a e
🚑yOK 👌 I'm just don't
"I can smell the febreze" Lmao😂
JAKE W I literally read that when they said it 🤣🤣 I laughed so hard
🤣
A good video, to bad it was a false alarm, but they still gotta respond though.
thanks fellas
I enjoyed your video. It looks like im in that vehicle driving with you
Where I live that would have got a full structure fire response. 4 engines, 2 truck's, 1 rescue, 1 medic, 2 battalion Chiefs, 2 EMS supervisors, a command aide, and duty FM.
+hldtrm where i live the whole building will be dust before fire departement arive
+hldtrm where i live the whole building will be dust before fire departement arive
+astafzciba holy moly ! So where do you live ?
+WeedT0aster in Africa
+astafzciba it doesn't matter in which country they all suck
Engineer driving like a boss.
Awesome video
Sebastian love you too fire truck 🚒🚒🚒❤🎉😅😊
That’s a cool fire truck siren
Are they going bring back the TV show back from station 25. I really enjoy watching the ladies who played in the show. Good job on this video and bring back some good memories of my days as a volunteer fireman for St.helens Oregon
Pretty dang good looking spare! E ONE baby! 😉😁
God bless firefighters ...
Love it.
very nice
Fantastic ride !!! :-D
“Smoke near building...? Ahhh fuck...” lol.... even hes like who the fuck called this one in
Nice Video!!!
Awesome video bro. Tqs for video
Yep that's a dryer vent... I can smell the Fabrese. LOL!
Haha! at :50 in the video, the officer reads his MDC and says, "Smoke near building. Ah fuck..." He and the driver know is likely a BS call. Interestingly though, they still go code-red with lights and siren. In my department, we have the discretion to downgrade to code-yellow (proceed non-emergency) if the call information warrants it.
Hi from Colombia 🇨🇴
Wow they so cool !!!!!!!!
Leisurely sunday drive in Seattle
Would be nice if they let the fire station know there's a road closure right outside, instead of the first of them knowing they have to deal with it being when they go out on a call.
I like the engine but I prefer the typhoon
It was definitely Bounce with Febreze..
why not wear the headsets if you've got them? Be able to hear among your crew better, hear the radio traffic better and protect your hearing from the siren?
its really amazing how everyone moves to the side of the road so they can pass
i love the US sirens
"Smoke near building, ah fuck" 😂
do you use a tripod in your videos? if so what kind
How does one get to do a ride along on a fine engine.
Michael Glattli call your local fire department or walk in and ask. They may be willing to set up a date to have you go out with them! I've done it, it's a blast.
You just walk in the fire station nonchalant and then hop in an engine when a call goes out just like Kramer did in Seinfeld.
I wonder if these pros still get butterflies when they climb aboard?
may sound like a strange question but that cord I see plugged into the side of the engine, if correct, that is to keep the engines battery Fullly charged right, I have actually seen some people with smaller pickup trucks, that actually have cords coming out of the trucks front grill.
You are correct
gangster vegas siren? WOT the hell men..
At 0:11 that engine it looks like a Philadelphia engine 903
Not really. Philly has never had E-Ones to my knowledge
Hahaha I can smell the febreze ! 😁👍
*This is my fucking road so get the fuck out of my way* 😂
What are the tubes (dark) near the truck? It's to heat the engine?
круто, всегда завидовал пожарным США;)
Hello Seattle
Retired Benton One
how do the drivers know where to drive. do they have gps or are they a seasoned firefighter that knows the streets?
Brent0285 most truckees know the area very well and are seasoned.
Drivers should know their first due area fairly well. Also, the mobile computers we have in my city have GPS in case they don't know the exact location. And the officer controls the computer, so it is their job to give directions to the driver if they need them.
It actually helps if you know your city more than anybody. Areas are easy to memorize, if you're a driver of a fire truck, you know where to go.
I don't know about these folks but when I worked as an EMT, we had a big map on the wall. While the driver started the truck, the LT or the Captain worked out the route.
There's GPS/computer but also a binder boom full of paper maps for backup just in case.
I love siren noisy
Essas mangueira pretas o que sao pra que servem ali??
Smoke near building. Ah fuck!
I want to be a Firefighter and put out fires with the hose, rescue people from burning buildings, drive the Fire Truck with the siren wailing and the lights flashing and wear boots, pants, coat, hood, SCBA mask and helmet
Filmed in the Republic of CHAZ
hast du auch aus Japan?
0:49 "smoke near building" "ahh fuck"
1:10 did he say oh fuck n word??
Was that smoke coming from 13th and Denny? I could see it was Denny but I couldn't see the avenues.
No, looks like @700 block of E Mercer. The old Safeway was where they turned, just before E Roy.
cell phones are the worst and best things for 911. there should be an iq test to buy a cell phone. mainly, how to tell the difference from a camp fire and a structure fire, how to tell the difference between some guy changing his tire and a mva, and how to tell the difference between smoke and steam.
+Rick1885 I know exactly how you feel. I can't tell you how many times we get called out for a structure fire that turns out to be steam from a dryer vent, a vehicle fire that turns out to be a coolant leak/overheating, and the list goes on all because of some bonehead with a cell phone who didn't check. What really pisses me off is they don't wait for anyone to get there, they just drive off and vanish without a trace. I think that they should track these people down and fine them for making a phony 911 call and fleeing the scene.
Would have been way cooler to pull up to the protesters with a federal q lay on it and the air horn.
Does anyone know what the crybabies were protesting?
SP??
I live in Seattle
firealarm good keep
At 3.14 why did he cross over to the left side? he had more room on the right side of the road than the left.
Zajebista kabina 💪
Street closed those protesters ah fuck, is this street closed as well sounds like the guys have too much fun at the station
Who ever called the fire department clearly isn't from the hood
Did any one else see power or co2 unit
Are tou firefighter
Hi
At lest something to laugh at! 🚒. 🚒. 🚒. 🚒
Есть ли какие-нибудь видео от 1 или от 3 лица, демонстрирующие часть рабочего дня полицейского, пожарного?
Are US fire trucks especially slow? Or do they just look slow because they are so big and the streets are so wide? And straight?
Hills
I mean they're in the city, driving fast would probably be dangerous.
quick question if I may, do you guys have the capibility of when you are responding to a call and you come up to a 4-way intersection with signal lights, that you can either make all 4 directions turn red so that All the traffic Hopefully stops and you can make it through safely or you can just turn one direction Red and the direction you are traveling green and all this done via a remote of some sort that you keep in all trucks and engines??????
I don't know about Seattle and what they have but some departments may use remotes but there is also something called an Opticom system in which a strobe light module is mounted on top of an emergency vehicle and it emits towards a traffic light that contains a receiver on top of it and it changes the light via Infared. Also there is GPS systems too.
4:37 Uh Oh
Seattle's always gotta protest something stupid
Me gusta los 🚛
May I ask the US police and the fire radio frequency?
Damn it they didn't use a federal q
GibneyFireBuffNetwork 6th battalion NY we do use federal Q SAME TIME .
I KNOW I LIVE IN WEST SEATTLE AND MY DAD IS A FIREFIGHTER
Ok jeez no need to yell at me.
im not yell at you i like to use caps
Oh ok.
i like how they seem sad it was a false alarm. says a lot