This crew had a ride-a-long that they knew was posting on UA-cam and they still didn't belt up. Makes me wonder what they do when there is no camera around. Remember, you have to arrive on scene alive to make a difference.
+Pablo Escobar So, MY FRIEND, I'm confused. Are you are saying if they assume the cars are going to get out of the way on every emergency response, it's acceptable to not wear your seat belt?
centexF150 No, not at all. I'm saying the likely hood of them getting in an accident is far less since all the vehicles ahead have to slow down and move out of their way. When have you ever seen/heard of a fire truck getting into an accident?
+Pablo Escobar In 2014, the most recent complete statistics: 9 deaths and 3801 injuries from fire apparatus crashes in the United States. Likely enough that wearing a seat belt is not only a good idea, it sets the example to the rest of the motoring public that we are hoping to influence into making safe driving decisions.
Never been a fan of firefighters (career or vollie) responding in civies. Not a professional look, and it was one of the issues that investigators expressed when the PGFD firefighter/medic was shot and killed, and the volunteer wounded during a welfare check. When the FF breached the house door, many of them were in civies, and the investigators (including police) stated that the homeowner may have mistaken them for home invaders. He was not indicted. Hopefully the PGFD has put an end to that. That said, I grew up in DC and Chillum. Much love to PGFD, whether Volunteer or Career.
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Imagine waking up to that alarm buzzer! What a frightening way to wake up.
infinitecanadian probably crap myself
Yes
Joe
Beach
great video I like hearing the alarm buzzer going off and see you guys respond and the ride along 🚒🚒
Great video! I always enjoy these rideouts!!
2840
You guys need to come back down to South Florida again!
Joe
Mon
78
I'll give him this, the driver knows how to haul ass!
Joe
We have one like that at our fire station in MD but its a LOUD Power Call and Alarm that says Engine, Ambulance, Squad, Tower and so on
Joe
Mon
78
Soon as i saw the tattoos an a baldie driving. I said " yup yup,He gonna be floating with his crew to that fire, with no fear" ..
Stay safe ✌
Excellent video !!! :-D
Joe
74
They don't have automatic GPS in the vehicle which gives them direction to the call in their vehicle?
GPS does not give you the information you need
How come none of the other trucks came with their sirens on??
Awesome video! Many thanks for sharing.
Joe
Mon
Thanks
Hoe
Joe
78
Joe
Mon
78
sehr schönes video Like
Joe
Mon
Great!!! :)
Joe
House
79
How do their shifts work?
This crew had a ride-a-long that they knew was posting on UA-cam and they still didn't belt up. Makes me wonder what they do when there is no camera around. Remember, you have to arrive on scene alive to make a difference.
+centexF150 Remember all the cars get out of their way, dipshit
+Pablo Escobar So, MY FRIEND, I'm confused. Are you are saying if they assume the cars are going to get out of the way on every emergency response, it's acceptable to not wear your seat belt?
centexF150
No, not at all. I'm saying the likely hood of them getting in an accident is far less since all the vehicles ahead have to slow down and move out of their way. When have you ever seen/heard of a fire truck getting into an accident?
+Pablo Escobar In 2014, the most recent complete statistics: 9 deaths and 3801 injuries from fire apparatus crashes in the United States. Likely enough that wearing a seat belt is not only a good idea, it sets the example to the rest of the motoring public that we are hoping to influence into making safe driving decisions.
📱 phone
Joe
78
How do they get the truck started
Bryson Cagle battery switch, ignition switch, and an engine start button
I heard the toy models based on their rigs are on sale.
Seat belts???
Joe
Fine tuck saga
Tuck
😢
Fine Tuck
Sage the house Joe
Big
Daddy
Ryan
Never been a fan of firefighters (career or vollie) responding in civies. Not a professional look, and it was one of the issues that investigators expressed when the PGFD firefighter/medic was shot and killed, and the volunteer wounded during a welfare check. When the FF breached the house door, many of them were in civies, and the investigators (including police) stated that the homeowner may have mistaken them for home invaders. He was not indicted. Hopefully the PGFD has put an end to that. That said, I grew up in DC and Chillum. Much love to PGFD, whether Volunteer or Career.
Joe
Mon
90
thank god you woke up you would have got fired