[Toetercompilatie] Brandweerwagens rijden met bullhorn door het centrum van Rotterdam! 

Nah, it might not have been the best spot safety-wise, but I would in no way say he was impeding the fire truck... If he would've been in-profile of the mirror assembly and risk being hit in the head with it, yea, not practical, but there was at least several inches left of that happening and people who film the services like this typically are not that stupid.

@@Dutch3DMaster "people who film the services like this typically are not that stupid." Maybe not, but they don't seem capable of thinking of anything better to do with their lives. Come back in 60 years and they'll stil be standing there, leaning on their rollator walkers. To each his own, but this is a truly strange passtime, up there with trainspotting etc.

“Definition of 'bullhorn' bullhorn (bʊlhɔːʳn IPA Pronunciation Guide ) Word forms: plural bullhorns COUNTABLE NOUN A bullhorn is a device for making a tone sound louder in the open air. [US]”

​ @112RidderkerkOfficial Interesting. If I do a Google search for "A bullhorn is a device for making a tone sound louder in the open air", I get: 'No results found for "A bullhorn is a device for making a tone sound louder in the open air".' Did you conjure this defintion out of thin air? Now let's see what definitions are to be found online: - A portable device consisting of a microphone attached to a loudspeaker, used especially to amplify the voice. - (US and Canadian) a portable loudspeaker having a built-in amplifier and microphone. Also called (in Britain and certain other countries): loud-hailer. - a directional, high-powered, electrical loudspeaker or megaphone. - a portable loudspeaker with built-in microphone and amplifier. Next, let's ask Google to translate bullhorn into Dutch. What answer do you get? "Megafoon". (note that in English a megaphone is an acoustic device, a bullhorn is the electronically amplified equivalent). Any native speaker of English knows what a bullhorn is. It is not a siren or automotive horn, regardless of what sounds the latter make. What, by the way, is wrong with Holland? There appear to be crowds of people with cameras hanging around on street corners, just waiting for some emergency vehicle to flash by. Invariable young men, badly dressed and often with small backpacks presumably containing the clean underwear they will need everytime they hear a bullhorn. Very weird!

@@johanrebel All over Europe the horns you hear in the video, is called bullhorn, most likely it is worldwide. Just like its equivalent, airhorn, e-horn or whatever. The builders of the vehicles calls it bullhorn, just like the firefighters themselves and any other ‘educated’ person with some common sense. Whatever definition the word bullhorn has, the horn is called that way here and worldwide. Period. Also, there is absolutely nothing wrong with Holland. All over the world there are (young) (wo)men who record/photograph emergency vehicles. Beside our normal life and job, it’s just a hobby. Maybe you should find one too, with your ridiculous biased opinions. Very weird! I advise you to do something worthy with your time/life instead of nagging on RU-vid video’s you have absolutely nothing to do with. Have a great day!