In your Q&A, the distance is something that I can sympathise with. A small city near mine recently decided to strike an agreement with the city that I live in to deliver firefighting services. They used to have their own, but it has just gotten too expensive for them to maintain a firefighting force, and they just did not have anywhere near the capacity that my city has. My city ended up building a new station right next to one of the highway ramps which should allow them to appropriately cover that small city.
Hey y’all from Ohio and went right past your station on a new puppy trip yesterday, was giddy as can be when I realized where I was. Been awesome watching you guys for the few years I have.
I noticed driving along the windy parts of the road..... There were several road sings stating a 90 degree bend in the road ahead (9.01, 9.11, 9.38, 9.48), but the bends were like about 30-50 degrees. There was 3 of 4 of these signs, but the bend was nowhere near the amount the sign said. This could be very dangerous for someone who does not know the area. After several of these signs, an unfamiliar driver might ignore the sign and go faster, thinking all the bends (stated at 90 degrees) are only 30-50 degree bends, and suddenly, an actual 90 degree bend appears, they are going too fast, and crash. Neared the end of the video, there actually was a curve ahead (30-50 degree) sign (10.38), so why are all the curves in the road not marked at 30-50 degree, and not at 90 degree???
I'm Dutch (and we don't have such things as well) but I think that is called a gyrolight. Basically a rotating warning light but instead of having it rotate with the light-beams rotating in the horizontal plane, the light continously shines forward, but rotates around.
@@weeardguyIt’s actually called a RotoRay and it’s designed to help grab attention of vehicles in front of you. They come in a variety of lighting colors being red, white, blue, and green in most areas.
6:32 Holy smokes I think that's the fastest I've seen 'ole 50 go on a downhill! Haha! I like to see it. That's exciting.
In your Q&A, the distance is something that I can sympathise with. A small city near mine recently decided to strike an agreement with the city that I live in to deliver firefighting services. They used to have their own, but it has just gotten too expensive for them to maintain a firefighting force, and they just did not have anywhere near the capacity that my city has. My city ended up building a new station right next to one of the highway ramps which should allow them to appropriately cover that small city.
Roll baby roll
Schöne Aufnahmen, Gruß aus Germany
Next Stop, Coffee At Sheetz!
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Sheetz, that’s a name i haven’t heard in 20yrs
Hey y’all from Ohio and went right past your station on a new puppy trip yesterday, was giddy as can be when I realized where I was. Been awesome watching you guys for the few years I have.
That rig purrs like a kitten!
Outstanding video 👍🏻👍🏻
Great ride along sorry about the sound going out one
It seams like the school you gies went too needed some help
OMG what a long trip 😮
Damn that Tower Ladder was flying
Hey guys you forgot to stop for the coffee at turkey hill
This is like responding from downtown Fort Worth to call in west Dallas
Yo new uploads!!!
Crickey that’s a lot of ground to cover to get there
Where the hell is this place
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Did these guys pack over night bag they are going to have to stop for fuel
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How long on average does it take all of you guys to reach the station, load into the truck, and go en route?
TRUCK 50 *RIDE ALONG ASSIST TO 905 ON REPORTED BUILDING FIRE
Please respond 100 miles away
I noticed driving along the windy parts of the road..... There were several road sings stating a 90 degree bend in the road ahead (9.01, 9.11, 9.38, 9.48), but the bends were like about 30-50 degrees. There was 3 of 4 of these signs, but the bend was nowhere near the amount the sign said. This could be very dangerous for someone who does not know the area. After several of these signs, an unfamiliar driver might ignore the sign and go faster, thinking all the bends (stated at 90 degrees) are only 30-50 degree bends, and suddenly, an actual 90 degree bend appears, they are going too fast, and crash. Neared the end of the video, there actually was a curve ahead (30-50 degree) sign (10.38), so why are all the curves in the road not marked at 30-50 degree, and not at 90 degree???
I always wonder what is this rotating thingy you got on ya hood 🤔
I'm Dutch (and we don't have such things as well) but I think that is called a gyrolight. Basically a rotating warning light but instead of having it rotate with the light-beams rotating in the horizontal plane, the light continously shines forward, but rotates around.
@@weeardguy hmm
@@weeardguyIt’s actually called a RotoRay and it’s designed to help grab attention of vehicles in front of you. They come in a variety of lighting colors being red, white, blue, and green in most areas.