Rescue 50 Ride Along to 54 Accident Entrapment 

Why am i addicted to watching these ride along vids... such a beautiful song

That awkward moment when you realize that maybe setting up the aerial for training right in front of the bay wasnt the best idea...😂😂😂

My father was a firefighter in Europe in 1960, and we had one of those world war sirens in the fire station you could hear the siren miles away to call the volunteer firefighters and it would go on and on and on till they had enough firefighter in the station only then it would go off! great memories has a kid growing up.

Who else was shocked to see so many people actually pulling over for the fire truck? :O

Wow, I have to get these guys a lot of props and respect. Look how far they have to travel just to go rescue someone or they help someone in need. Many blessings and thank you so much for the job you do

I grew up about 40 minutes from this area in Conowingo, MD. Nice to see an area that I recognize!

Mad respect for you guys!!!

That crazy spinning thing. I've never seen such a thing in real life.

I've got to agree that it is so nice to see people moving over for apparatus. I was both a paid and a volunteer firefighter. I think as a whole, you still see respect for emergency services. I also once worked in a metro area. Even there, it was pretty good; although not as good as the more rural areas. In some large cities, they don't give a crap unless it affects them. That siren was good to clear intersections, but that high-pitched up and down would have given me a headache.

Thank you all for emergency responders for your service you do for us

Love the old architecture of the area you live in! Beautiful!

thanks for taking us along to see how it is

Prayers for all our first responders.

Awesome, I like the longer on scene videos.

Good to see more people in this field of work

What a ride! At least twice I was reaching out for the dashboard and looking for the brakes! Stay Safe Rescue 50!!🚒🚨

BEAUTIFUL scenery, reminds me of rural Ohio.

Man I love the sound of that fire engine.

These dudes were hauling ass. I respect that

Beautiful scenery , beautiful sky , beautiful ....... day

Seems like an awfully far distance to drive. Interesting to see what appear to be a group of Amish farmers watching, and seeing horses and buggies go by in the big farm in the background. :)

Love the house siren! Great video!

Godspeed to all my brothers and sisters out there

Man, I really take for granted how close my fire department is. My second department is only about 4-5 mins away at code 3, the first one is about 30 seconds.

That powercall i love it

Gotta love that STH-10!

that siren is amazing i love the sound of it

A big thumbs up to all the people driving vehicles that moved over and made the Firefighter job a hell of lot easier. If only that happen in Australia.

Gotta love the power call siren

That fidget spinner in the front.

You have a really powerful truck

Awesome sounding sirens my favorite fire RU-vidr

Love that Powercall!

congratulations, 10 minutes to reach the accident site and 8 minutes to help the victims and clear the lane for traffic, this is a first world country. Here in Brazil, the rescue teams and the traffic police take 2 hours to reach the accident site and another 2 hours to help the victims and apply administrative measures. with luck in 4 hours and 30 minutes, the track is cleared for traffic again.

awesome vid!

good stuff ty for showing everything :)

would be such a fun ride along with these guys all the time,

Great upload

When your doing ladder training and call comes in OH S!

love the roto-ray

Interesting how many people here are commenting to ask about the siren at the beginning. I grew up with them here and they're still used today, along with a different kind of alarm that "honks" (only way I can really describe it). A volunteer firewoman I knew said that, at least in my area, the siren alone is for a fire, and the fire siren together with the "honking" one is a rescue call. We don't usually get tornadoes here so I've always known they were for volunteer fire calls.

In Australia where I live the police would have closed the road for a few hours while the major accident investigators investigated the accident because someone was injured.

Fantastic driving perfect us of cirens

Awesome video! Love the scene footage from the rig! Do any of ya'll plan on getting helmet cams?

we had a siren on top of our fire station and I loved when it went off

That’s one sick STH-10

Great video I like that you still have the old siren for fires. My town turned them off due to people complaining

Lol i love the sassy replies you give these people

Awesome

This is the only station that I’ve heard have the same exact siren as my FD

Hello from Calvert county Maryland.

hi firerescue50 how many stations have got sirens in the country from Johan

We have the same siren on top of a hill at Robert Fulton

tank brother

wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow sounds so comfy lol 😇

Hey guys & gals, how about doing a video from in front of your apparatus parked on the ramp with the warning lights activated? I for one would love to see what that rotating thing does!

Does anyone know what determines when the air raid siren like thing goes up in pitch? It seems to have a mind of it's own so I'm thinking it's manually controlled or is it just random?

Outstanding Coverage & Response:) Truck Companies Take A Minute To Move When Deployed Don't They:)

Long ride!

What was that at the beginning an air raid siren??

i love firetrucks

Damn how do you get an SCBA on with that lumberjack's beard?

What's with the twirling lights on the left side of the front of the fire truck how old is this fire truck

Wow guys thats some f*****g distance you had to travel!

8:20 He was gonna stop... Yeah, on MY SIDE he was gonna stop!

What's with the air raid siren at the beginning?

How fast can this truck go?

What is that spinning thing on the left at 6:06

Is the yellow truck the vollies unit?

That moment you drag shit out for training, get a call and have to put it all back on the engine.

clearest video ive seen. where is your camera mounted on the rig? Is that on the dashboard?

Is that a GE powercall

Was this the nearest appliance to the incident?

Good vid

That tall guy at 10:10 looks like he has a kid’s helmet, never seen one like that before...

Good afternoon! can a foreigner get a job with you? what conditions do you have when applying for a job?

I don't recall encountering a one-way highway like the one in front of the station.

13:00 how long does this guy takes it to put on his hi-vis xD

Awesome. I notice crash same place last 1 and half month ago? 🤔

btw i see like yellow tubes inside some stations that are connected to the trucks what are they for?

That was a rediculous long way for that engine too go, can't believe there was nothing closer. Great job getting there though.

What is that loud siren or air raid horn for in the beginning of the video?

35 miles later..... we have arrived to assist in traffic? From a volunteer Department?

that siren I head at the very beginning, does that go off every time a call comes in or do you have one of those sirens that goes off Everyday at Noontime???????

Anyone else notice the lights on the yellow fire truck seem to be malfunctioning?

No charged line, no wheel chocks.

Were the couple in the van ok?

Does fire fighters and embulence get parked at the same place

The big siren is used for to call other firefighters ?

Wow! Much different than our department, we are required to maintain an under 6 minute response time. We are in a very rural area though, not suburban. Good response, personally dislike the rotoray on the front of the truck. Keep up the videos!

Looks pretty fast...What´s the Top Speed ? ...Looks about 70 to 80 Miles ..

You got the powercall

Holy beard on that guy.

Something about that siren is making me cry... what the hell.

Ich habe bei uns knapp 25 Jahre FFW Dienst getan. Kann mir jemand die verschiedenen Helmfarben erklären??

MAAAAN I thought our siren is loud.... WOW!!!

Looks like a circus act in fast mode when there all sweeping

I s this a volunteer department?

I can't believe all the above ground utilities. I don't see that in Alaska or Arizona. Also, there must be 30 or 40 miles between fire stations. I can't believe the long distances they drive.

I like your voice