In Poland US style sirens sound are common on diffrent emergency services cars. Sirens operators can play Euro sirens but they prefer american style often.
We have both great new fire trucks based on Scanias or MANs and some classics (nowdays residing in museums or private hands) like Jelcz and Star trucks which are literally tank sized
Damn Tim, you really outdid yourself with this one! If I close my eyes and stop the video before the ladder turns out, you could tell me it's a North American video and I'd believe you haha
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses the most popular in Polish fire brigades are American Grovers. And in different vehicles they often have different horns. I could also add the names of these fire vehicles. In Poland, medium fire-fighting vehicles are marked with operational numbers. In the State Fire Service or in the Rescue and Firefighting Units they have the following numbers: Medium fire trucks (21 First Departure, 22 Second Departure. 23 is the Third Departure) 25 means heavy fire trucks 52 This number refers to fire ladders 90,91 are operational or rescue and reconnaissance vehicles In the case of volunteer fire brigades, it is different because they often have numbers ending with 9 or 7. (7 denotes units outside the KSRG (National Rescue and Firefighting System) and 9 denotes units in this system. KSRG allows such units to travel outside their region or district in which they are located.
@@marco_grt4460 The markings on the T-type ambulances indicate a Transport Ambulance. And P in Polish means Basic Ambulance. In Poland we have different ambulances, even Rapid Response Ambulances.
@@fotografia998 ah... It is like MSB (mezzo di soccorso base) MSI (intermedio) and MSA (avanzato), the difference is Polish vehicles are recognised by the letters for the type of service (same is the numbers for firetrucks), salute from Italy
Off the top of my head, yes, those are the only places I can think of in Europe. I’ve seen Rumbler sirens pop up in Germany and Belgium, but not sure if they are regularly being used anywhere or just tested.
The traditional European siren is the two tones. However a lot of eastern Europe including Poland have adopted the US wailing sirens combined with the air horn.
Jakby to powiedział Geralt, nigdy się nie nauczą! polska to nie Europa Wschodnia, nie obrażaj nas przyrównując do tej turańskiej dziczy która kocha kraść i mordować innych!!!
@@that_one_pole17 I don’t think they will ever use hi-lo only. You’re in a vast minority if you think that these sirens suck. Although most people associate it with North America nowadays, the ‘wail’ type siren sound was actually invented in Europe by the way.
W Polsce strazacy naduzywaja sygnalow dzwiekowych i to bardzo. Wlaczaja je za kazdym razem obojetnie czy trzeba czy nie. Kazdy kierowca chce sie pochwalic jaki ma sygnal. W zeszlym roku jak jechali na pomoc Szwedom to trabili przez cala droge nawet jadac przez las po pustej drodze. Wygladalo to komicznie a kolesie robili za wiesniakow do kwadratu. W tym samym czasie jechali tez Niemcy i oni uzywali wylacznie sygnalow swietlnych co uwazam za wystarczajace.
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Gotta love those Scania's with American sirens!!! I wish we had those in Toronto.
Yea absolutely! These ones are particularly beautiful with amazing lights and sirens!
Are those american sirens? Fire Engines in the US are not the same. These are European sirens.
@@boom1538 The siren on the two engines is American.
In Poland US style sirens sound are common on diffrent emergency services cars. Sirens operators can play Euro sirens but they prefer american style often.
Amazing catches! Those fire trucks are really awesome! Love the blaring airhorn before out of the fire station! Amazing sirens and lights!
Thank you! I know right!! 😍
Oh yea, Poland has entered the chat!
POLAND FINALLY! I've been waiting so long fro this!
I hope you like the video!! 🙂🇵🇱
Welcome to Poland!
Thank you!
Big thanks to your father enjoy the time with him
I from poland😂
@@hubertloewenau8503me too
Piekne wozy strazackie.
"How many LED lights do you need?" "... ... yes"
Lol pretty much… 😁
beautiful catches! for me poland has the coolest firetrucks in europe no doubt. greetings ;)
Thank you! The ones in Warsaw are definitely super cool! 🤩
We have both great new fire trucks based on Scanias or MANs and some classics (nowdays residing in museums or private hands) like Jelcz and Star trucks which are literally tank sized
my Warsaw, my Poland.
Poland has not perished yet, long live Poland❤
Thanks for the comment!
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponsesexcuse my language
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponsesthis video is cool
Finaly Poland the best country
Where you from ?
So cool looking forward to more new videos from you
Greetings from Bielsko-Biała Home of WISS Group and PS Szczęśniak firetruck builders.
P.S. my favourite airhorn is Grover 1510
Thanks for the comment!
Awesome clips! Very nice that the fire department pressed on the airhorn!
Thank you! They almost always make a lot of noise when responding in Poland! Seems to be part of tradition there 😁
Nice catches!
There's that best of tourist luck
Granted that one was a lucky one!! 😁
Thanks my friend
❤ Poland 🇵🇱😍
Wonderful video Timur!
@@CanadianEmergencyBuff Thank you Michael!
Poland❤❤❤
😊👍🏼🇵🇱
Superb!!! Third catch very spectacular! 🥰
Thank you!! 😁
very nice Timur.hope you had a nice trip to poland
Thank you very much! Yes, it was fantastic! ☺️
Nice! Greetings from Polish : )
Thank you! 😊
very cool emergency from st.4. good catch
Thank you!!
With this thumbnail you will attract the entire Polish fandom of fire and rescue photography 🚒🇵🇱 I hope your trip around Poland was successful.
Haha I hope so! Yes it was!! 🤩👍🏼
Thanks for the comment!
American sirens and horns on a Polish firetruck. All my visits there and I had no idea. That's awesome.
Piękna Polska piękna cała, nawet piękniejsza…
Sick As Bro. Love The Rumbler
Thanks!! Me too 👍🏼
Very nice video!
Thank you!!
Very very good video!!!
@@Warszawa998 Thank you very much! Glad you like it!! 🙌🏼
Be the good one, good helper!
Amazing video!
Thank you!!
My country i love Poland
I had a great time in Poland! Thanks for the comment
Those pumpers sure look and sound very similar to Singapore ones!
True, except for the airhorn. 😁
Witaj w Polsce 👋
ja jestem z polski pozdrawiam
I want to go there….amazing country, no immigrants and great fire engines.
At least we got to see the man behind the camera 😊
Keren 👍di sana kendaraan nya besar-besar di negara saya kecil-kecil
salam dari polandia
Nice
Thanks!
Damn Tim, you really outdid yourself with this one! If I close my eyes and stop the video before the ladder turns out, you could tell me it's a North American video and I'd believe you haha
Hahaha true!! And thanks man! New Trucks, awesome LEDs, Rumbler and heavy airhorn…what more could you ask for?! 😍
Damn you don’t really hear horn like that in Europe!
Yea it’s rare! But common in Poland! 🤩
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses the most popular in Polish fire brigades are American Grovers. And in different vehicles they often have different horns.
I could also add the names of these fire vehicles.
In Poland, medium fire-fighting vehicles are marked with operational numbers. In the State Fire Service or in the Rescue and Firefighting Units they have the following numbers:
Medium fire trucks (21 First Departure, 22 Second Departure. 23 is the Third Departure)
25 means heavy fire trucks
52 This number refers to fire ladders
90,91 are operational or rescue and reconnaissance vehicles
In the case of volunteer fire brigades, it is different because they often have numbers ending with 9 or 7. (7 denotes units outside the KSRG (National Rescue and Firefighting System) and 9 denotes units in this system. KSRG allows such units to travel outside their region or district in which they are located.
@@fotografia998 May I ask what the letters on the ambulances (T and P) mean?
@@marco_grt4460
The markings on the T-type ambulances indicate a Transport Ambulance. And P in Polish means Basic Ambulance. In Poland we have different ambulances, even Rapid Response Ambulances.
@@fotografia998 ah... It is like MSB (mezzo di soccorso base) MSI (intermedio) and MSA (avanzato), the difference is Polish vehicles are recognised by the letters for the type of service (same is the numbers for firetrucks), salute from Italy
Hello my good friend, great video ! 😊
I would like to ask you a question, have you ever been to Greece ?
@@rimonsawers123-EKAB-X Thank you!
Yes I have visited Greece, but it was before I filmed emergency vehicles.
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Am I right in believing that only the UK and Poland are the only countries
in Europe that have rumble sirens?
Off the top of my head, yes, those are the only places I can think of in Europe. I’ve seen Rumbler sirens pop up in Germany and Belgium, but not sure if they are regularly being used anywhere or just tested.
0:34 I love the sound of that siren; if anyone knows the name of the system please let me know lol
Gamet GAM150N ;)
@@Fiko112 I love you
You should try and do the Philippines, especially manila.
Czy ja Słyszałem Wujka Czarka w Tle na Początku?
Nice Scania!
Where is your favorite fire department?
Thanks for the comment!
One of my all time favorites is the Hong Kong Fire Services Department.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Me too😎
Hello there!
Howdy! 👋🏼
Generał Kenobi!
The traditional European siren is the two tones. However a lot of eastern Europe including Poland have adopted the US wailing sirens combined with the air horn.
Jakby to powiedział Geralt, nigdy się nie nauczą! polska to nie Europa Wschodnia, nie obrażaj nas przyrównując do tej turańskiej dziczy która kocha kraść i mordować innych!!!
Poland is not eastern Europe. Poland is direct inthe center of Europe and US wailing sirens are very rare here.
Britain has had wail and yelp sirens for many years. I preferred the 2 tone horns.
This firestation used earlier as tram depot, please? Just because of that double abandoned railways
Possible. Not sure.
Those are abandon, but the using tramroads, Just like a buses. The are signed as a bus lanes
Could you visit Poznań? its beatifull city
@@Fanpoznania I did visit Poznan! 🙂
On the 2 pump trucks its American made sirens ?
Far as I know, they are both equipped with Federal Signal PA 300, which are american sirens.
I am not sure. Could be.
100% pa300s, see them in Czechia too
@@milannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn in Czechia there are switching to Whelen
One of the fire trucks in Poland have a Q siren
me poland
Very US style sirens
They do aound great though
They are US sirens. Thanks for the comment!
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have u heard of andrewland poland war (1921-1931)
Weird. The ladder truck looks like stuttgart's ladder truck.
These types of ladders are becoming more common in Europe. Not exclusive to Stuttgart.
A w mojej wiosce zobaczcie co mamy. Wpisać. Paszczyna nowy wóz strażacki.
Awesome catches for the Polish Fire trucks and ambulances!!!👍
Btw how long did you wait for the responding from the fire station??
Thank you!! I was very happy about the catch at the fire station 😍 Only waited about 40 minutes, but I think that was very lucky!
Gdybym jeszcze raz sie urodził...
Konnten Sie kein Polizeiauto sehen? Weil die sehen wie Streifenwagen in Deutschland 🚔🚓
Doch, aber die Polizei-Aufnahmen werden in einem anderen Video gezeigt.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Ah ok, passt schon, danke!
Bremerton wahsington
@@Hiimcoolguyforsure Warsaw, Poland.
When will Poland only use the hi lo? The wail just sucks and just doesn’t fit in in Europe.
@@that_one_pole17 I don’t think they will ever use hi-lo only. You’re in a vast minority if you think that these sirens suck. Although most people associate it with North America nowadays, the ‘wail’ type siren sound was actually invented in Europe by the way.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses You always learn something new everyday :P didn't know the wail was invented here
W Polsce strazacy naduzywaja sygnalow dzwiekowych i to bardzo. Wlaczaja je za kazdym razem obojetnie czy trzeba czy nie. Kazdy kierowca chce sie pochwalic jaki ma sygnal. W zeszlym roku jak jechali na pomoc Szwedom to trabili przez cala droge nawet jadac przez las po pustej drodze. Wygladalo to komicznie a kolesie robili za wiesniakow do kwadratu. W tym samym czasie jechali tez Niemcy i oni uzywali wylacznie sygnalow swietlnych co uwazam za wystarczajace.