Start Doing This! Secret Police Tactics
Вставка
- Опубліковано 27 бер 2024
- It may seem like something very simple, but when things get intense, it makes sense.
In this video, I explain why police officers seem to always back their vehicles into a parking spot, and not just drive straight in. Something as simple as backing into a parking spot enhances officers' ability to react swiftly and hit the road with maximum efficiency when every second counts.
You might want to consider trying this with your personal vehicles as well, it's a good habit to get into.
This video led me to another idea of something people should learn how to do, not just if they want a career in law enforcement or emergency services, but also if they are ever in an emergency and need to communicate effectively.
Please share your thoughts, I'm always interested to hear your feedback.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate you taking the time.
#policing #lawenforcement #safety #education #policeaccountability #firstresponders #cops #police #policevehicle #emergencyservices #policetraining #policecollege #toserveandprotect #onduty
Are you home alone during the day? Don’t do this - it could save your life: ua-cam.com/video/rs9FlY6sOE0/v-deo.htmlsi=EkpM0DI12VC2n-O5
My dad who was in the army for 30 years and taught me how to drive always insisted I back into a parking spot and now 50 years later I still do and it makes leaving a parking spot so much easier !!!
Thanks for sharing! One of my upcoming videos will address things that family members may have been taught by those with family in emergency services or the military. I bet it’s something you know as well ☺️
Another fantastic video. Couriers also do this for safety reasons. It’s easier to see people especially at night in a parking lot when heading straight out instead of reversing out of the parking spot. I think all drivers should do this.
Couriers as well? Thanks for sharing ✌🏼
I really love watching your videos. They're highly informative and educational. Thank you. You not only 'Serve and Protect' but also educate.
Oh BTW. Your videos are also fun.
Thank you, Vijay! I appreciate that.
Another excellent video!! Myself I aways back into a parking spot. Used to work at the mto and it was expected of u to back into your spot.
There too, makes sense. Thanks for the comment ✌🏼
Always educational and entertaining. Looking forward to the other video!
Great video, Randy. Happy Easter.
Thank you and same to you.
Another informative video for future recruiters
Thank you 👊🏼
I worked at a Scarborough TDSB school and because we had a small staff parking lot, we were all made to back in just incase of an emergency. Like you said Randy, if some parked forward it would mess things up if everyone was trying to leave at once. But some staff had a really hard time backing into a space between 2 cars. Maybe TPS could put on a training event for drivers who are not comfortable at reverse parking? Ive akways backed into spots and passed that along to my kids once they began to drive. It is more safer when pulling out of a spot.
Yeah there’s different comfort levels out there for sure. I appreciate the feedback 👍🏼
And getting a boost in the winter especially! ⛄️
True!
Great post as always. It’s always something I’ve tried to do as it makes it easier to drive out and go when shopping etc. However the standards of driving over here are shocking nowadays and a lot of people I’ve witnessed can’t even park driving in frontwards let alone backwards 😢
Yeah true enough! People seem to get by with the bare minimum skills.
Thank you and now that makes me think of it differently! Usually parking when we go shopping or an appointment- don’t think of rushing out quickly … but you never know.
Never know. Thank you for the comment 🙏🏼
Oh I see .. thank you .. I am not good at backing up .. I pick a parking spot facing nice sunny spot .. Have a wonderful day
Hi Randy! It all makes perfect sense. Parking this way is so logical!
Thanks Leigh! Have a great long weekend.
As a passionate motorist and a full time food delivery driver, I want to thank you for sharing this information with me
Thank you for watching ✌🏼
Your videos are very informative......Could you make a video regarding OACP and best resources to prepare for OACP?
Yes and it’s actually happening soon! As well as some interviews.
Im gonna make a point of backing in my car when im out n about!! Less headache when leaving!! Have an awesome indigenous weekend Randy!! Youre a cool 😎 guy!!
Thank you so much and same to you! I always appreciate your comments 🙏🏼
Well done 👏
Thanks 😎
When my dad taught me and my sisters to drive, he made it mandatory to back in everywhere… driveways, parking lots etc. it’s been almost 47 years and I still back in. You are right, it makes leaving places so much easier.
Thanks for sharing that!
When I was delivering water in CFB Halifax, there was an enclosed building that housed vehicles, and they were on the go all the time. I adopted what they were doing. Anytime a vehicle was going to move, especially reverse, they would sound the horn! That, I thought, was a very good way to alert a pedestrian or another driver of their intentions instead of having a bumperfest in the building. Good thing to practice in a parking lot too. That was just the military way of doing things.
Yes route right about that, I appreciate you saying that.
Yes the police college has it posted absolutely everywhere. Soon as you pull into the driveway. Then you drive by the OPP station and they are parked both ways lol.
I have always preferred to back into parking spots. Expecially having a larger vehicle.
It was also a must growing up expecially with my dad.
Reversing into parking spots with a trailer on was a must as well.
Personally cannot stand back up cameras. Always shut it off. But it is handy when backing up to trailers.
Yeah for sure; and I agree about the college 😂
That video about being on the phone would be great. I'm getting sworn into the military on the 4th.
Coming up! And congratulations.
@@OfficerArsenault I'm excited to see it. And thank you
I've done this for so long that it even feels weird getting in as a passenger when the vehicle is nose in.
For sure
I always reverse park now!Reason is, before backup camera's and when I was younger, I was parked nose in and reversin I didn't see a person running behind my car, and I almost hit them. S, being reverse parked allows you visually to see everything (especially small kids who you may not see or suddenly run away from their parent!) Now, it's just a habit.
I agree, and thanks for sharing ✌🏼
😊
If you have to "eight point turn" on a reversing action most likely you cant pull out forward either .. its more of a safety issue. I agree with backing in but the time saved is minimal. You can always tell a first responder or a trucker because their vehicle is almost always reversed into the parking spot.
General Lee ❤ now your talking lol classic definitely way easier getting out plus u can people watch
Yeah 😎
@@OfficerArsenault just bought a sticker with the southern flag today for my truck 🇺🇸🇨🇦
It's policy at Bell Canada to park company vehicles nose out for safety reason. That's how we did it and that's how I do it with my own cars.
I have always backed in my vehicles......after a while it also seems just the right thing to do!
For sure
I've been backing in for years. It's the best
1:15 "[cops] are required to go from 0-100 in the snap of a finger"
"There's a time to think and there's a time to act. And gentlemen, this is no time to think." Sounds about right for cops.
What a flex, trolling Policing accounts and leaving comments 😂
I'll tell you what rubs off. Seatbelts and headlights. Put them on and turn them on!
I always back my car in a parking spot-unless it’s possible to do a drive through spot ❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing ✌🏼
I actually do that all the time, especially since my truck is 22ft long. Although, I always got accused of wanting to make a fast getaway when I was dating 😕
Yes that too 😂
Oh so if you don’t reverse park then you should wait for everybody and you have the whole parking lot no need to full reverse less commotion
Any military establishment I've ever been posted to requires backing in as well, for military and civilian vehicles. It's safer. My theory is that it isn't law everywhere because at least half the licenced drives aren't capable of backing into a spot.
I could certainly agree with that statement 😂
My boyfriend never parks any other way. I'm seeing more people do this than ever before.
Me too! Thanks for sharing.
I see your point, but only if it doesn't take the driver 7 moves and 10 minutes to back into a spot.
Also, a good driver should be able to park forward in one move and reverse from a regular parking spot in just one move as well.
You would think so. But it it takes them that long to back in, they’re probably not that great at backing out either, and less change if hitting a vehicle in the driving portion of a parking lot 👍🏼
@@OfficerArsenault Chances are past behavior is a great predictor of future behavior. ;)
@OfficerArsenault Maybe at police stations in particular, there should be single lane parking rows, and whether you back in or drive in, it doesn't matter, and you always have both options?
And then it's only about the right angle and left or right. Economics;)
Happy blessed Easter
Is it routine for the entire police force to show up if one of them pulls someone over for a minor driving infraction?? Its always comical ro me when i see like 5 cop cars just hanging out after one of them pulls someone over. Thanks for fcking my nerves hella more than necessary. 😊
You learned it from us truckers.
😂👍🏼
It’s one of those unwritten rules
I ONLY backin, drives the passengers crazy
👍🏼
Just please do not block sidewalks that are already small as people like myself with disabilities get stuck waiting for you to move your car.
My dad worked for Bell Canada and he said there was a policy that you either reverse park your company vehicle or pull into a parking spot forward and be able to drive forward out of it. Basically, no reversing out of a spot. You must drive out forward to reduce the chance of a parking lot collision. Also, when daytime rinning lights weren't in Canadian cars yet, you must drive with low beams on at all times to be visible to others.
Great safety tips.
Those are, thanks for sharing.
Wow didn’t know you guys could get in trouble for parking in a certain way
Yeah it’s a good rule of thumb for sure.
damn u bought an expensive camera i see
About time! 😂
Yeah really high quality
"back in the day" blah blah blah sis
no one cares about police anymore
And yet here you are commenting, so you obviously do, plus you’re increasing my engagement lol. What a dumb comment 😂
@@OfficerArsenault why don’t you show everyone how you erase messages to suit your liking. Pathetic. Seriously tho….do you ever actually do ANY police work? Perhaps this is why call times are over 22 minutes.