Rescue 50 Ride Along to Lancaster City Box (Screaming Q!) 

I want to know if he made it lol

@@david_reimer Pulled in the driveway at 2:01

@@Fire-Rescue50 why do they locate a fire station on a one way road

@@jayasmrmore3687 It was originally a 2 way street. Now it's a one way.

@@FireRescue80 why

YEH....but does it put out the fire?!?!

@@douggriffin2910 you don't got to be sarcastic about it cuz not every city department for that matter not all departments have trucks with Q sirens

Agreed

Yesss I was waiting for this comment

Pennsylvania is really strict about the pull over law when emergency vehicles are coming

Nobody does it tho. Im a firefighter over here in PA, you gotta scream the Q right next to them

Where in NC? I'm Alexander County

The county medics were I'm from have them. You can hear them across town.

A city near me, their rescue has train horns too

Nvm… they sold it :(

What is a ram ambulance?

@@lanceestep3722 Ram is a US truck maker, so fire departments like to use the Ram chassis to make ambos (ambulances) hence the name Ram Ambulance

And now,one from Canada in Québec 🙂🇲🇶🇨🇦

ThirtySecondMinutes would your neighbors?

You beat me to it I was gonna tell him he better ask the neighbors first.

Same

Thanks!

Thank you

Mert 'MoveFaster' Alkan do you live in india?

@@randomized4266 Turkey hskdhekejs

Emergency vehicles to not have a right to run a red light, they have the liberty. Difference being that you as a driver are officially not obligated to give right to an emergency vehicle. That is why all emergency vehicles always have to slow down at crossings to make sure they get right of way. That said, drivers that don't give right of way to emergency vehicles are complete morons whose breathing privileges should be revoked. Opticom can certainly make it easier to clear intersections, but even then emergency vehicles have to slow down. Someone can run a red light and you don't want that an emergency vehicle get into an accident.. But maybe they can start placing a traffic light at the stations, because in pretty much every video you see cars just zooming by and not stopping when a truck leaves the station...

It coast hundreds of thousands to put them all over the city

It's a roto-ray. It has steady burn lights which are obviously spinning, they are angled too, to catch attention at slight angles instead of dead ahead.

Mechanical. It's the one that sounds like an air raid alarm

Mechanical. Sounds like an air raid siren

Sounds like grover 1510's I might be wrong but thats what it sounds like to me

@@bigmanplayz721 Needs a Nathan P5. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ixa6TfOz738.html

Ethan McDowell what is that abomination? i’d prefer grovers.

@@ethanmcdowell9677 nah man grovers are just fine in my opinion. I dont think train horns belong of fire trucks honestly

Yeah fire trucks should have grovers and such ambulances should have train horns and bull horns.

If you're talking about the spinning thing, its called a Roto Ray. Basically it's a light that spins.

There just more expensive junk that really don't do that much.

At my department we have a roto ray on our tower ladder

I'd say they require a lot of maintenance for rotating that much and also wear out even with maintenance, it does not look as a very light piece of equipment, so there are stresses on bearings or whatever the mechanism is that makes it rotate as freely as possible pretty much any time.

Forbidden fidget spinner.

Powercall

Feirstein Brand Powercall to be exact. Sounds like a DX5200

Powercall

Powercall DX5.

lol

I believe they're a mixed Department next Apartments basically they have a mix-up you know paid. And volunteers

working fire, sounded like they are RIT

The video has a description box for a reason

because they were called?

yeah i was fucking clenching when he was doing that

That was reckless driving passing on the right and the speed seemed excessive. Retired 30 years Captain. 👍🏼 I would not have allowed that.

@@Rickenbacker954 Actually I was happy to FINALLY see a department doing that in the USA. Instead of slowing down and even stopping right behind vehicles which have moved out of the way to the left, he simply took the empty right lane which was fast and safe. Doesn't seem like a once only decission but common practise for them.

Ya this driving was a good example of what NOT to do. I hope everyone seen the amount of mistakes made in this video, and training officers, please use this as your way of "mailing it on".

Have you watch more of their videos.... there is a lot of recklessness.

Police and ambulances in the Netherlands tend to shut off their siren at particular parts of their journey, but the fire department in The Netherlands tends to keep them on absolutely allways, which is sort of ehm, fun, because when it's 3AM and police and ambulance show up somewhere they usually arrive reasonably silent, you hear the siren stopping "somewhere close" and that's it. Couple of minutes later it's like "LET'S WAKE UP THE WHOLE NEIGHBOURHOOD!!!!" :P

Chris Jowers it’s a ride along for us, he’s a fully interior certified firefighter at station 50.