F331 Whitechapel's PL turns out to the Royal London Hospital. Not sure why Keeley (the driver) makes that noise just before we leave. Pushed the wrong button halfway there but started recording again soon after, look for part 2.
That was some AMAZING driving there! I love this video and i really like F33. Went there when they only has 331 when 332 was off the run with the strikes and stuff. GREAT VIDEO :D From Harry, and LFB nerd :D
great driving from a beauty! the ignorance of some asshole drivers in this vids beggars belief! i honestly could'nt do an amazing job like hers as those kind of dickheads would try my patience and i'd probably 'lose it'! (Christ to think they can breed!). always admire firefighters job whatever part of the world your in. respect...
Couldn't believe some of the drivers on the main road when she was trying to emerge from the side street . They must have the forward vision of a bat ! Actually , I can believe it .
thats linda driving the fire truck, she joined our team last month, shes a nice lass and a great driver but the only problem is we cant understand what she says as she only speaks chicken language 0:35
brilliant video,,,thanks for uploading and sharing,,,just out of interest ,you mention to look out for part 2 ..where is it lol...we want to see the rest of the journey
@@johnarat9618 the driver is called Keeley ,yes (you with me so far) ,the Assistant commissioner of London Fire Brigade is called Keeley (still with me) ,Due to when this video was filmed, i am asking if they are one and the same woman. thats what i mean
@mortgagewizard40 oh. Well I have no idea, I don't watch anything LFB related, except maybe of course response videos. Hey, have you done a facial comparison between the Keely in this video, and the Keely who made the statement.
Absolutely dreadful driving. I can't believe how many people are praising this woman for her apparent good driving. I don't care if you're male or female, forcing oncoming traffic to take to a bus lane, and to break the law, is not good driving.
Take a hint pal, she is driving a emergency vehicle, the rule book goes out the car window when a emergency vehicle approaches with lights and sirens on. You get out the way and stop where possible, if the road is blocked, make space and room even if you have to go on to grass or a pavement... Heck go through the red lights where safe if needed because the longer the delay then he less chance of survival for someone who's life may be endangered.
Vicki, yes, I can see why you might wrongly believe that this is good driving all-round. But none of it is. The fire engine driving is absolutely contrary to the extensive EFAD training (Google it) that EVERY fire appliance driver in Britain undergoes. EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM. They are not taught to drive like this. And some fire service drivers have even been disciplined for driving in an "aggressive" manner similar to this. And the public's reactions to this fire engine go against all of the advice that the UK emergency services themselves publish about how to react to their approaching lights and sirens. It is also contrary to what is published in The Highway Code - our motoring bible. Under no circumstances should a motorist go through a red light or into a bus lane unless told to do so by a police officer; you should let the police car, the ambulance or the fire engine do that. I'm sorry if that offends you, Vicky, but it's there in black and white. It's not only advice, it sets out exactly how the law regards such actions. Sure you'd think there'd be scope for turning a blind eye as we rightly admire the fantastic job our 999 workers do, getting the job done in extreme circumstances and saving many lives. And I know London must be a nerve-shredding nightmare of a place to drive an emergency vehicle, but many motorists in the UK get fined every day for performing similar manoeuvres as those displayed here, and doing them with as equally good intentions. I've done it myself, and it's happened to me. And I thought I was doing the right thing. But what if you hit a pedestrian? Or knock somebody off a bike? Do you think The Law are gonna say "Oh don't worry about it. It was that noisy fire engine's fault." No. And quite rightly, that hefty, incontrovertible rule book that you so casually threw out of the window will be the same one that The Long Arm of The Law throw squarely in your face. So no, forgive me if I can't condone the intimidating fire engine driving, or recommend reacting like the eager-to-help motorists do. Every UK motorist should be aware that they could find themselves slapped with a fine by some over-zealous bunch of heartless, faceless jobsworths for simply doing what 99.9% of us (me included) deem to be the right thing when confronted by lights and sirens. London is notorious for preying on motorists. And the thousands of CCTV cameras there make it very easy to do so. So be careful out there. Oh, and Vicky, I'm not your fucking pal.
+YelpBullhorn So you would rather go by a fucking book instead of letting the vehicle pass , When it is en route to an emergency where someone could be in danger? What if no officer was there? I'm pretty sure a real human would let his morals and ethics over a fucking code of conduct.
+stealth1692 So you would rather not let an emergency vehicle pass , while it is en route to an emergency where someone could possibly be in danger? You would rather put a fucking code of conduct over your morals and ethics? What if there was no police officer available to guide traffic? Let's be honest , 99% of people put their morals over a fucking codex
