That's f*ckin' hilarious . . . apparently. It's never long before the first remarks of "it's gonna explode cos petrol or diesel or something , I dunno". Anyway , good to know that there was an educated and mentally stable set of characters close at hand to reliably state the flipin' obvious. Representing . . . not quite sure who or what but representing !
Diesel fuel doesn't explode - instead, it burns. The risk of components such as glass shattering, or inhalation of free radicals from the toxic smoke, are MUCH more serious hazards. I'm sorry that I watched this video if I'm being honest...the people from the (I'm guessing) dentist surgery came across as not very empathic people, given the situation. Dentistry IS inherently a form of mutilation which cuts into gums, applies harsh chemicals, drills into enamel etc. - hence, it invariably follows, that those who work within such an environment, will be inclined to behave reflectively, based upon this set of principles. People may have lost sentimental material possessions if they had to evacuate the bus hastily, and/or may have been traumatized by the event itself. There is NOTHING to laugh about. Yesterday, I needed to swerve to avoid running over a teddy bear (as I call them - though strictly speaking, it was a non-specific soft toy). Evidently, a very young child had lost it/dropped it out of a moving vehicle. At no point in time did I feel the sense that I wanted to distance my feelings about it by laughing or in any way distracting myself from it - it was one of those things that is reflected upon *silently* - something completely innocuous that, really, shouldn't be entertained, for it would have spoiled my feelings for the child who lost it. I really hope they were able to get it back - maybe with hindsight, I should have picked it up, and reported it as missing to the police.
@@trunciaross1622 A fire engine can be seen arriving at 03:20 so the response time was probably under 5 minutes. That's a good response time. Brixton fire station is 1.6 miles and the journey to this location is through at least 12 sets of traffic lights (most might be on red). The fire brigade can't drive full speed through heavy traffic or red traffic lights.
What is wrong with traffic still going by? I sure as hell would not want to drive close to this; so many things can blow up. Same for taking video; use the zoom instead of using your body to get a closer view.
If you were on that road wanting to get to where ever it is you wanted to get to, you would take the risk of passing by for the 3 seconds it would take you. To be honest I've seen cars 100 per cent fully alight that didn't explode, Hollywood has us fooled.
That's f*ckin' hilarious . . . apparently. It's never long before the first remarks of "it's gonna explode cos petrol or diesel or something , I dunno". Anyway , good to know that there was an educated and mentally stable set of characters close at hand to reliably state the flipin' obvious. Representing . . . not quite sure who or what but representing !
Diesel fuel doesn't explode - instead, it burns.
The risk of components such as glass shattering, or inhalation of free radicals from the toxic smoke, are MUCH more serious hazards.
I'm sorry that I watched this video if I'm being honest...the people from the (I'm guessing) dentist surgery came across as not very empathic people, given the situation.
Dentistry IS inherently a form of mutilation which cuts into gums, applies harsh chemicals, drills into enamel etc. - hence, it invariably follows, that those who work within such an environment, will be inclined to behave reflectively, based upon this set of principles.
People may have lost sentimental material possessions if they had to evacuate the bus hastily, and/or may have been traumatized by the event itself.
There is NOTHING to laugh about.
Yesterday, I needed to swerve to avoid running over a teddy bear (as I call them - though strictly speaking, it was a non-specific soft toy).
Evidently, a very young child had lost it/dropped it out of a moving vehicle.
At no point in time did I feel the sense that I wanted to distance my feelings about it by laughing or in any way distracting myself from it - it was one of those things that is reflected upon *silently* - something completely innocuous that, really, shouldn't be entertained, for it would have spoiled my feelings for the child who lost it.
I really hope they were able to get it back - maybe with hindsight, I should have picked it up, and reported it as missing to the police.
get a life@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479
It's truly amazing how many people think there is a fire appliance (or a police car) lurking around every corner just waiting to spring into action.
Rest in peace HV4. (IF YOU DONT KNOW WHAT HV4 IS ITS THE BUS CODE FOR EXAMPLE BUS ROUTE 279 HAS T231 THEY HAVE IT ON EACH MODEL)
@Thomas Gilbey gaming and trainspotting yh same thing tbh fleet code bus code
Wait, I Thought HV4 Caught Fire Elsewhere
I think the two women chatting were on one of their special days out 🤪
Thanks for making the video it was good so I can watch the video
I am gonna get a hgv and buslicecne
This bus is now being used as a parts bus in a garage
They had it back out the next day once they got some filler on it and some T cut. You wouldn't k ow it had been on fire
Anyone got a phone to call the fire brigade on as I'm filming with mine.😁
Hmmm...they were already called by the driver...took them a while to arrive...lol
@@trunciaross1622 A fire engine can be seen arriving at 03:20 so the response time was probably under 5 minutes. That's a good response time. Brixton fire station is 1.6 miles and the journey to this location is through at least 12 sets of traffic lights (most might be on red). The fire brigade can't drive full speed through heavy traffic or red traffic lights.
This doesn't look good hope no one was injured new sub here looking forward to your support soon
No one was on the bus...thank you for subscribing...
My friend dog watching it as he wants a career in fire service
That took the fire department or as fellow mates across the big lake call them fire brigade too long for then to arrive on scene
Did the female saying oh my god, actually thinking calling the fire brigade?????
Omg silly women the fire trucks coming you muppett also whats so funny about this 😡😡😡😡
This is what happens when you smoke on a bus
the reason the bus went fire was because the engine on the bus overheated causing it to go on fire, not cos people were smoking
Classic people always gonna record but never call whatever Emergency Number they have.
The driver already called them
@@James.N-Buses47 The citizens should still call the fire brigade, you might not be aware the LFB has already been called
@@AgentOriginali guess
What is wrong with traffic still going by? I sure as hell would not want to drive close to this; so many things can blow up. Same for taking video; use the zoom instead of using your body to get a closer view.
I've seen a video of a bus tyre blowing out the side in a burst of flames , sure do not want that to happen with traffic around it
If you were on that road wanting to get to where ever it is you wanted to get to, you would take the risk of passing by for the 3 seconds it would take you.
To be honest I've seen cars 100 per cent fully alight that didn't explode, Hollywood has us fooled.
She wouldn't get a job working for news at 10 with those shots
Wow, that's unusual. . . A NHS dentist!
Like omg…..omg……..omg……. How about you call the fire dept instead of recording. And diesel doesn’t explode! 🤦🏼♂️
Bruh the driver already called them
I wonder what caused it
Filmou bem demais
It can expode
NoWpooooooooo
0:13 that’s a rapid conclusion
Wow.
Omg.omg.omg
Do you remember what the license plate was?
Do u drive buses for London
@@meme-pc3ig Uhhh,No?
I was just identifying the bus,Just so I know what it looked like before the fire.
@@Bobbyandmog ik what it looked like I think
HV4 / LJ09KOU
Thank God , no one was on the bus.
They got off before...
@@trunciaross1622 I'm subscribing to ur YT channel
@@meme-pc3ig thank you
It overheated