The scary thing is the coverage in Worcestershire is ridiculous, not counting the air ambulance you have about ten ambulances on the road at any one time during the day, at night you only have about six, three or four of which are based in Worcester and to make matters worse some of the stations (for example pershore) only have a day crewed rrv! Not even a ambulance for a fairly rural area, evesham is probably the nearest major station at about twenty minutes and (probably ten/fifteen minutes on blues and twos) but they cover a absolutely huge patch!
Lots of time and patience lol, I use Premier Pro but there are a lot of other good editing software options available, my best advice is RU-vid how to do it and take time slow and steady wins the race 👍🏻
i love how it's labeled "for kids" yet many (if not most) of us here are full-grown adults that never outgrown our obsessions with cars that have little lights on them and make loud noises 🤭🤭😅
10 pumps in not much of an attendance for a fire of this scale. I can only guess the fire service knew the building was a total loss, and treated it more as a control burn.
I wish they'd bring back the hoo-hahs (two tone air horns) You can tell which way they're coming from more easily and how close they're getting because they're making a constant sound instead the changing tones every few seconds:- bloop bloop bloop noise | whistle wail noise | space gun noise | bloop bloop noise | whistle wail noise| space gun noise | The two tone horns have gravitas. Plus each country had their own flavour of interval between the two horns. In France each service has a different high note (all have the same low note) but you can tell which service is coming Police, Pompiers, SAMU, Ambulance, GENDARMERIE. In the UK now they all have the WHELEN unit.
As far as I know, it's designed to give other drivers on the road a very quick way of telling if they’re looking at the front or rear of a vehicle. It's also illegal to show a white light at the back of the car while moving forward, and as the white plate is reflective, that may be mistaken for a white light from a distance.
@@lewism2145sure the whelen advantage is cool, but it's the effect of the wail-to-yelp scream that i enjoyed more on that truck because it would've scared the cars and pedestrians out of the way
