Truck 24 is seen here responding to an emergency and taking the wrong way on 7th avenue - by Dirk Steinhardt - www.rescue911.de - Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA - 09.2009
Jim Grillo Jim Duffy and Tyrone Johnson were from Ladder 24 and they were very lucky to have been given a 2nd chance by god when the south tower collapsed on them, I revisited their quarters this past January 7th after visiting Penn Station since we took the Shuttle to Times Square-42nd Street and the 2 train from Times Square-42nd Street to 34th Street-Penn Station, Ladder 24 had a spare rig at the time I returned there, their 2013 Ferrara was in the shop for repairs or possibly an annual New York State inspection, as seen with this rig it still has the FDNY badging on the right rear door resembling that this rig did respond to the World Trade Center on September 11th 2001, but anyways it is a 2001 Seagrave that they were using at the time this video was shot
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LOL. The wig-wag is burnt out. We don't leave one headlight steady on purpose. Also we drive in whatever lane is open to get through traffic. We are allowed to drive the posted speed limit in oncoming lanes, with due care, and 10 over posted in our own lane. Of course, the real-world is always different then the actual rules.
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