Let's stop and hope everyone is doing ok the paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys great job great catches as usual way to go ! Joe
I'm the son of a retired fire fighter and certified fire rescue instructor in Rochester, Indiana. I would have thought the first fire truck would have pulled up ahead of the mail truck to allow another truck to be sitting where the truck is in video.
NFPA requires an apparatus is to be staged a minimum of 100' from a vehicle fire in the event the gas tank ruptures or the vehicle starts rolling. That is why a bumper hose load is 150'.
Thanks for doing your job fireman and carrier,, my mail arrived today, wet, black and had dried foam on it. Thanks for setting it on the curb during the disaster.
The Mail Carrier’s Creed reads something like “Neither rain not sleet nor snow nor dark of night shall stay this courier from his appointed rounds,” but somehow I think having your truck catch on fire definitely counts as an exception to the rule!
Great work to all involved from the mail person to the firefighters. Reminds me when I was a volunteer firefighter I can not believe that we would fight a vehicle fire without "scotting up" once again great work no body got hurt
The reason they parked far away is because they are up wind where most of the smoke is headed, exterior firefighters aren't qualified to wear respiratory equipment ie: the driver/pump operator also you have no idea if something is going to explode so you keep your truck at a safe distance and create a blockade so someone doesn't come plowing through, last you have no idea what is in the vehicle that could explode upon arrival
Thanks for the video. I work for the Post Office in vehicle maintenance. I arrived at work today to find this very truck (or what’s left) sitting in our shop. Obviously a total loss.
I will air on the side of caution and just say nobody was hurt and as far as I know the carrier even got all the mail from the truck before it got out of control.
A+ for removing the mail but it will have to be dried out over days because of the water and foam. USPS we get you mail to you rain sleet snow Fire and flooding.
Nice videography. Camera doesn't turn away at every slight popping sound, no expert advice or necessity in explaining everything, stable image, landscape format video, high quality image and no "bodies hit the floor" music at full volume during important parts. Music applied at the correct time however. Thumbs up from me.
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They are doing the right thing by walking and not running and having an accident and creating another emergency! They are also 80 to 120 pounds heavier with the weight of the gear, so don't jump to conclusions if you don't know what they are going through!!
@@jacobsmith5510 Yeah like the RMG news and Loudlabs guy. Their footage is 99% trash with the occasional shock and awe content generating most of the views.
When you drive on a road with wide lanes in a Mail Truck whilst singing "Three Times a Lady" by Lionel Richie, and suddenly you hit a sewing machine that fell off a black sedan causing sparks to fly out of it and ignite the truck with Flammable Paint Thinner.
Actually, it was most likely happened due to the fact that the windshield wiper fluid in LLV mail trucks is located above the engine control unit, so it most likely leaked causing the wires to short circuit.
1. You would be surprised how often these vehicles burn up. 2. Mail saved from fire only to be destroyed by foam. 3. Supervisor furious that you failed to complete your route. “There are folks lined up that will do the job if you won’t”.
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So the postal driver saved the mail, removed it from the burning truck. And then the firefighters hosed all the mail down with water and foam. Well, darn.
These guys should have moved the mail back once they had knocked down the flames. But I guess that would be asking too much. Another thing, they sure did move slow.
Post office logic ... lets pull mail from truck, but lets put it only a foot or two away. Because heat and water from fire will not impact ground a few feet away.
To all the people posting negative replys I dare you to wake up at 7am on a day off from work, or your vacation day, a day which you could sleep in but instead wake up get dressed as fast as possible drive to your local firehouse half asleep, just to put on about 75 lbs worth of gear in under a minute, climb with said gear up the side of a truck, pull up to the scene of a fire still half asleep help flake out a hose that weighs an additional 75 to 125 lbs hook it up to a hydrant then hold said hose that shoots out enough pressurized water to blow you off your feet, then unhook the hose walk it out, roll it up, climb back on the apparatus ride back to the station wash everything down including your gear. I would love to see you do that everyday for a month then lets hear you criticize and complain because until you have worn the gear and put in the time you have no right to judge.
These type of maitrucks are antiques made in the laye 80s, thru early/mid 90s. Every year there are approximately 30 electrical fires, the carriers have been lobbying for more trucks.
I was a volunteer fireman many years ago. Getting in too much of a hurry gets folks injured. The hose is folded so that it comes out of the storage compartment without tangling or or getting knotted. It must be mostly stretched out before pressurizing it. These firemen were not goofing off. In vehicle fires, tires explode, fuel tanks do so only occasionally. Shock absorbers can explode and sometimes shoot out like a rocket. The postal worker should have moved the mail farther away-- an explosion could have destroyed it.
Not being in a hurry too much is still another dimension than this kind of slow ... I remember a video from Switzerland. A fire truck arrived on scene of a vehicle fire and it took them less than 30 seconds to get the water running from the moment the truck came to a complete stop
There is going to be quite a few people not getting their mail on this day. Also a postal carrier who is going to need a ride & half to explain how this happen when he she gets back to the post office
Back in the mid 60’s our mail carriers car caught fire. 2 weeks later we received a plastic bag filled with burnt mail. Some barely identifiable. But they said they had to deliver what could be ID’d.
I spent 35 and half years carrying mail. I once opened a blue collection box to find that some jerk had dropped something burning in it. Some letters were barely singed, some were nearly all gone. Collected it as carefully as possible so as to deliver, or return what we could
Question, If your mail was destroyed by fire or water and you didn't get the 'bill', and you didn't receive the bill, do companies let that slide or do companies still penalize you?
Demonracer2 I hear ya i mean I backed up as it grew. Being in the FD I had an idea of how far back to be. The call was right down the street from my house!
"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. It says nothing about fire.
It really took them 2 minutes (!) to get the water running? Seriously? Shouldn't it be at least a bit faster? I remember a video from Switzerland with a fire truck arriving on scene of a van on fire (I think it was a camper) and they had the water running within 20 seconds from the moment the apparatus came to a stop ...
AGREE, EITHER THEY ARE INCOMPETENT OF DON'T GIVE A DAMN. See similar fire truck arrivals in France, UK, Germany, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and the water is flowing in seconds....shit even Russian trucks and crews are quicker.
@@signature1990 I'm usually not the kind of guy talking bad about a department, but this was a bit too extreme ... I remember a video from Switzerland with a Engine or Rescue Engine arriving on scene of a van / camper van on fire. From the moment the apparatus came to a complete stop to the moment the had the water running it took them only 25 (okay, maybe 23, maybe 28, anyway less than 30) seconds
@Cris Becker nobody won't get killed when working at normal speed ... the fire-fighters in that clip I talked about weren't really racing at all to be honest; and there was no reason for it ... getting out of the truck, opening two compartments, starting the pump and rolling out a hose aren't really many or time consuming tasks ... And btw Chris I decided not be be active as fire-fighter any more for several reasons. I wasn't in the city where I used to live, nor in the villages I lived for some time nor in the town I live in right now.
@Cris Becker thick black smoke low above the street ... I imagine how it is like when someone left a window on his house open and the smoke gets in there for an unnecessary long time .... Or anything else damaged by the heat Where they weren't working at normal speed? The entire time? Just because there might not be a life in danger ... working faster can prevent other damages. Moving the packages further away would have reduced their damages as well (and concerning the time they took until they had the water running they had enough time to move it)
@Cris Becker I know it's not a competition or something, but I'll post it here as an example (the mentioned clip from Switzerland): ua-cam.com/video/sOTG-nG463c/v-deo.html Another one from Austria (yes, it has an aweful quality, but you can still see the water running within 30 seconds): ua-cam.com/video/yoi4KmW2qfM/v-deo.html IMO a quick attack hose is absolutely perfect for a vehicle fire. If they want or have to, they can still set up another attack hose and a supply hose if necessary, but the quick attack hose covers a lot of time until they are set up
It’s a mail truck with no life threatened and the mail was out. No need to run around like an idiot. It’s not a house fire. We don’t put ourselves in unnecessary harm.
For those complaining about the mail being close to the truck the carrier was trying to get all the mail out didn't have time to run each tray/parcel away , they it all out then move it, however the fire got too hot carrier couldn't get close enough to the mail. Always easy to criticize other people
A lot of laziness in this video. Not on the photography side, but the fire side. Move with purpose, if you don't want to be there go hop on the medic unit.
I don't think the firemen ever saw the mail before soaking it. It would have been nice if they had looked on the other side of the mail truck before spraying the fire or start from the front of the mail truck. One would have thought the firemen would think the mail may be outside the truck. I will admit the mail was still too close to the mail truck and if the fire had gone another few minutes the mail would have burned.
Hazmat is my best guess, these day's you don't know what might be on that truck or what people shipped. Just a few days ago someone sent pipe bombs to some politicians
Well done to the postie for getting the mail out and saving a lot of bill worries for some. Great fire service you have.
Love it how the intelligent fireman douses the saved mail with plenty of water
@@blitzroehre1807that was not water
@@joeblow8206 Yeah. It looks like some kind of foam. But they did douse the mail with it.
Let's stop and hope everyone is doing ok the paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys great job great catches as usual way to go ! Joe
I guess you could say that the mailman was carrying some "Hot mail" 😎
LOL
Your very funny that I forgot to laugh
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Some mail jokes, like yours, are not funny. It’s all in the delivery
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I'm the son of a retired fire fighter and certified fire rescue instructor in Rochester, Indiana. I would have thought the first fire truck would have pulled up ahead of the mail truck to allow another truck to be sitting where the truck is in video.
Also in clear air, fight it from the upwind if you don't have an exposure issue
NFPA requires an apparatus is to be staged a minimum of 100' from a vehicle fire in the event the gas tank ruptures or the vehicle starts rolling.
That is why a bumper hose load is 150'.
Thanks for doing your job fireman and carrier,, my mail arrived today, wet, black and had dried foam on it. Thanks for setting it on the curb during the disaster.
Greg, your photography is fire!
The Mail Carrier’s Creed reads something like “Neither rain not sleet nor snow nor dark of night shall stay this courier from his appointed rounds,” but somehow I think having your truck catch on fire definitely counts as an exception to the rule!
Great work to all involved from the mail person to the firefighters. Reminds me when I was a volunteer firefighter I can not believe that we would fight a vehicle fire without "scotting up" once again great work no body got hurt
There goes my publishers clearing house check!
The reason they parked far away is because they are up wind where most of the smoke is headed, exterior firefighters aren't qualified to wear respiratory equipment ie: the driver/pump operator also you have no idea if something is going to explode so you keep your truck at a safe distance and create a blockade so someone doesn't come plowing through, last you have no idea what is in the vehicle that could explode upon arrival
I'm thankful for firefighters.
You're Not Alone
Thanks for the video. I work for the Post Office in vehicle maintenance. I arrived at work today to find this very truck (or what’s left) sitting in our shop. Obviously a total loss.
Any idea what caused it? My guess would be a hose leak or electrical, but I know these things get thousands (perhaps millions?) of miles on them, LOL.
When you can please if you are lawfully able post the cause of this vehicle fire and what detonated in the fire.
Ok......and?
I will air on the side of caution and just say nobody was hurt and as far as I know the carrier even got all the mail from the truck before it got out of control.
Are you kidding???
1:18 a tiny explosion 💥
Airbag
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Thats the tires
@@firealarm8 i a new job is going up in August for me and for some of these
A+ for removing the mail but it will have to be dried out over days because of the water and foam. USPS we get you mail to you rain sleet snow Fire and flooding.
Kudos to the postal worker for removing the undelivered mail from the truck.
Yeah, and to these firefighters for drenching it with an excessive amount of water/foam anyways!😂😂😂
Colin if stupid could fly you would be a jet plane
Hosea, I’m guessing you didn’t read my comment with the right amount of sarcasm intended.
Now I know why my mail was all wet and stuck together.
The truck went "postal" :)
DMN HUGE FIREBALL ETC WHY R THEY DELAYING THE WATER PLUS NO FOAM NOR HAZMAT ??
Nice videography. Camera doesn't turn away at every slight popping sound, no expert advice or necessity in explaining everything, stable image, landscape format video, high quality image and no "bodies hit the floor" music at full volume during important parts. Music applied at the correct time however. Thumbs up from me.
lol @ bodies hit the floor. So true. These types of videos without the bloody music are rare.
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@@misterdibs1729 I found another one www.ireallydidnt/lol:joke.com
Fire truck 🚒 parade !!
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No urgency in these guys! Jeezzz! Oh, backup guy, dont forget to strap your helmet!
They are doing the right thing by walking and not running and having an accident and creating another emergency! They are also 80 to 120 pounds heavier with the weight of the gear, so don't jump to conclusions if you don't know what they are going through!!
Sorry guys... I was getting my mixtape delivered.
Wow, someone on youtube that has a real camera and knows how to film
Jason G He videoed. No film here.
And most of all doesn’t start having some kind of seizure when things start getting good 😍
Fire buffs! 😂😎
@@jacobsmith5510 Yeah like the RMG news and Loudlabs guy. Their footage is 99% trash with the occasional shock and awe content generating most of the views.
@@melrose9252 He filmed.
When you drive on a road with wide lanes in a Mail Truck whilst singing "Three Times a Lady" by Lionel Richie, and suddenly you hit a sewing machine that fell off a black sedan causing sparks to fly out of it and ignite the truck with Flammable Paint Thinner.
Actually, it was most likely happened due to the fact that the windshield wiper fluid in LLV mail trucks is located above the engine control unit, so it most likely leaked causing the wires to short circuit.
Oh the humanity!!!!
@@allamericanwiseass Poor Newman
What a Real Rarity, seeing a American Fire Department using Foam against a Burning Car instead of flooding it for Hours with a Normal Water Attack ^^
From a mail truck to a fire truck
It's strange that no one worried about the mail carrier but was real happy to see him save some damn mail
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If he was able to rescue the mail, he's ok.
So much for saving the mail! Even though someone removed it and put it in the driveway the firefighters still soaked it with water!
I am thinking from what I am seeing the hose was pointed at the fire not at the mail.😅
Nice clip was going good there Keep up up the great work love the Maryland stuff some great Apparatus down there
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arson? just wondering.. I mean why would you just.. be there..
Postal worker saves the mail but the firefighters drench it in foam & water! 🤦♂️
Guess he should have moved it further back.
@@greyman686 or the firefighters could've before they started their attack.
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How did the fire start, was the mail safe, did the mail carrier get hurt
1. You would be surprised how often these vehicles burn up.
2. Mail saved from fire only to be destroyed by foam.
3. Supervisor furious that you failed to complete your route. “There are folks lined up that will do the job if you won’t”.
I don't mean to be critical, but you DID fail to curb your wheels! LOL.
Legend has it those people still don't know what they got in the mail that day
Glad to see the mail carrier removed the mail from the truck. My brother used to fix UPS trucks, had one catch fire and burn also.
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So the postal driver saved the mail, removed it from the burning truck. And then the firefighters hosed all the mail down with water and foam. Well, darn.
These guys should have moved the mail back once they had knocked down the flames. But I guess that would be asking too much. Another thing, they sure did move slow.
The fucking mail is not their first concern Jesus Christ
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@@knightd12 how fast do they have to move to make you happy?
@@jimmccabe801 Oh I don`t know, maybe just fast enough to show they give a damn.
Pretty good video. Looks to be high quality.
Post office logic ... lets pull mail from truck, but lets put it only a foot or two away. Because heat and water from fire will not impact ground a few feet away.
True, there was more than enough time to throw it all up that little hill back there in the persons yard.
The mailman didn`t have time to haul the mail a block away. I think jhe did a hell of a job. Duh!
*What would u do* *opions*
*record* *call 911*
To all the people posting negative replys I dare you to wake up at 7am on a day off from work, or your vacation day, a day which you could sleep in but instead wake up get dressed as fast as possible drive to your local firehouse half asleep, just to put on about 75 lbs worth of gear in under a minute, climb with said gear up the side of a truck, pull up to the scene of a fire still half asleep help flake out a hose that weighs an additional 75 to 125 lbs hook it up to a hydrant then hold said hose that shoots out enough pressurized water to blow you off your feet, then unhook the hose walk it out, roll it up, climb back on the apparatus ride back to the station wash everything down including your gear. I would love to see you do that everyday for a month then lets hear you criticize and complain because until you have worn the gear and put in the time you have no right to judge.
I’m glad it wasn’t a rescue because the time the water got on the fire was ridiculous
There was nothing left to save
That doesn’t matter they should be all ready in the fire engine
it's a bit silly they should have been more faster and I'm fire fighter so that's my thought
Rob_21 doesn’t hurt me because when I’m on a fire I’m going to try all of my best to save as much property as I can.
It will be easier to determine what made the fire if you get it out sooner
These type of maitrucks are antiques made in the laye 80s, thru early/mid 90s. Every year there are approximately 30 electrical fires, the carriers have been lobbying for more trucks.
yeah,i am gonna be the only one who talks about how cute that truck looks
¡Un Fuego!
2:37 It took them long enough to respond. Half of the truck has already burned away. Some rather sluggish firefighters there.
Congrats on getting on inside edition. Aw some footage
I saw it
I was a volunteer fireman many years ago. Getting in too much of a hurry gets folks injured. The hose is folded so that it comes out of the storage compartment without tangling or or getting knotted. It must be mostly stretched out before pressurizing it. These firemen were not goofing off. In vehicle fires, tires explode, fuel tanks do so only occasionally. Shock absorbers can explode and sometimes shoot out like a rocket. The postal worker should have moved the mail farther away-- an explosion could have destroyed it.
Not being in a hurry too much is still another dimension than this kind of slow ... I remember a video from Switzerland. A fire truck arrived on scene of a vehicle fire and it took them less than 30 seconds to get the water running from the moment the truck came to a complete stop
What difference would that make, the mail was destroyed anyway.
There is going to be quite a few people not getting their mail on this day. Also a postal carrier who is going to need a ride & half to explain how this happen when he she gets back to the post office
Back in the mid 60’s our mail carriers car caught fire. 2 weeks later we received a plastic bag filled with burnt mail. Some barely identifiable. But they said they had to deliver what could be ID’d.
I spent 35 and half years carrying mail. I once opened a blue collection box to find that some jerk had dropped something burning in it. Some letters were barely singed, some were nearly all gone. Collected it as carefully as possible so as to deliver, or return what we could
@@dwlopez57 that would be a case for the postal inspectors, right?
If you're going to go through the trouble to get the mail out of the truck than why didn't you take the time to get it away from the truck
Now that’s what I call Hotmail
Be interested to know what started the fire
Good job on the hose deployment. No rush either. Easy does it. It ain't going nowhere.
No need for them to rush. It was far enough away from houses and other vehicles that it wouldn't endanger them.
Postal code..
Rain, hail, sleet or snow, we will go
But a fire will stop us...
Great video, don't know why I'm watching a video about fire....
WAY too long to get water on the fire, and then they soaked the only things that needed saving...SMH...
American firefighters are never in any hurry to put the fire out.
Guess the postman should have moved it further back.
No mention of how the fire started - but leaving the packages out might be the right thing to do, in case they contained some hazardous material.
Let's see you do any better, armchair firefighter. I have seen much slower.
Another dumbass comment by a troll who doesn't know shit about American firefighters.
How did that fire started? Hope mail and packages are safe?
Good deal for spraying the foam from the beginning. If there's burning fuel involved and they use water, the fire can go on forever.
"Our government" at work. Thanks.
Week,
I appreciate the U. S. P. S. Carrier that saved everyone's mail from the burning in the truck. It did get soaked by the fire fighting efforts, though.
awesome video wow a mail truck hope they got all the mail out
Look at the corner they did but the fire fighters covered them in water
No excuse, he needs to keep going even with a flaming van as per USPS creed.
This is why you don't have taco Bell until you've finished your work shift 🔥
Question, If your mail was destroyed by fire or water and you didn't get the 'bill', and you didn't receive the bill, do companies let that slide or do companies still penalize you?
It depends on the companies policies. Credit companies are not notorious for
late payments, especially if you were a prior late payer.
I f your electricity gets turned off, you have your answer.
Awesome Video.
That video was lit. That's why the scrap aluminum market crashed. All those burned postal vehicles. The turbo heater was switched on.
Special Delivery from Hotmail.com ^^
That's the definition of hot mail right there
Nice clear coverage of both the fire & firefighting operations. Subscribed!
Driver got all the parcels out to save them…then the firemen cover them in foam !
Wow how the people find out that they're mail got destroyed in a fire
Nice video, not sure I would have been that close but god shot nevertheless
Demonracer2 I hear ya i mean I backed up as it grew. Being in the FD I had an idea of how far back to be. The call was right down the street from my house!
Greg's Fire Photography those are the best calls, keep up with the good work you’ve been putting out some good videos lately
Demonracer2 Thanks man that means a lot coming from you! You’re always putting good stuff out there!
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That's why my package was late!
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wow he must have done that pritty fast to get all that mail out damn boy your fast under pressure
So much for the mail and packages thay unloaded in the driveway. Now there soaking wet.
They geyt soaking wet when it rains anyway
I was reading the description. Which callsign is which unit?
"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. It says nothing about fire.
Those explosions where the wheels popping. It wasn’t an explosion more like a quick expulsion of gas
It really took them 2 minutes (!) to get the water running? Seriously? Shouldn't it be at least a bit faster?
I remember a video from Switzerland with a fire truck arriving on scene of a van on fire (I think it was a camper) and they had the water running within 20 seconds from the moment the apparatus came to a stop ...
AGREE, EITHER THEY ARE INCOMPETENT OF DON'T GIVE A DAMN. See similar fire truck arrivals in France, UK, Germany, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and the water is flowing in seconds....shit even Russian trucks and crews are quicker.
@@signature1990 I'm usually not the kind of guy talking bad about a department, but this was a bit too extreme ...
I remember a video from Switzerland with a Engine or Rescue Engine arriving on scene of a van / camper van on fire. From the moment the apparatus came to a complete stop to the moment the had the water running it took them only 25 (okay, maybe 23, maybe 28, anyway less than 30) seconds
@Cris Becker nobody won't get killed when working at normal speed ... the fire-fighters in that clip I talked about weren't really racing at all to be honest; and there was no reason for it ... getting out of the truck, opening two compartments, starting the pump and rolling out a hose aren't really many or time consuming tasks ...
And btw Chris I decided not be be active as fire-fighter any more for several reasons. I wasn't in the city where I used to live, nor in the villages I lived for some time nor in the town I live in right now.
@Cris Becker thick black smoke low above the street ... I imagine how it is like when someone left a window on his house open and the smoke gets in there for an unnecessary long time ....
Or anything else damaged by the heat
Where they weren't working at normal speed? The entire time? Just because there might not be a life in danger ... working faster can prevent other damages. Moving the packages further away would have reduced their damages as well (and concerning the time they took until they had the water running they had enough time to move it)
@Cris Becker I know it's not a competition or something, but I'll post it here as an example (the mentioned clip from Switzerland):
ua-cam.com/video/sOTG-nG463c/v-deo.html
Another one from Austria (yes, it has an aweful quality, but you can still see the water running within 30 seconds): ua-cam.com/video/yoi4KmW2qfM/v-deo.html
IMO a quick attack hose is absolutely perfect for a vehicle fire. If they want or have to, they can still set up another attack hose and a supply hose if necessary, but the quick attack hose covers a lot of time until they are set up
I hope nobody was sending themselves through the mail in this happened
"That's ok, Bob. Take your time getting your mask and hat on. I'll spray it down."
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Hahaha everybody's laghing😧
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It amazes me how slow they are in the US when fighting a fire. In my country, it takes roughly 20 seconds from arrival until water flows....
It’s a mail truck with no life threatened and the mail was out. No need to run around like an idiot. It’s not a house fire. We don’t put ourselves in unnecessary harm.
If that mail truck was in front of my house I would have had water on it before the fire trucks came !
Why didn't the mail carrier move all that mail further away from the truck instead of appearing right next to the truck.
John O'Brien Cause hes not real bright probably.
Well looks like those people aren’t getting the rest of their mail or packages
Honey, did that very expensive camera lens come today? It was supposed to be delivered by USPS.
For those complaining about the mail being close to the truck the carrier was trying to get all the mail out didn't have time to run each tray/parcel away , they it all out then move it, however the fire got too hot carrier couldn't get close enough to the mail. Always easy to criticize other people
I don't know why the fire engine stopped so far away, making the firemen walk with the hoses!
Fire hydrant?
I thought nothing stops the mail -- neither rain, snow, ice -- but fire does
A lot of laziness in this video. Not on the photography side, but the fire side. Move with purpose, if you don't want to be there go hop on the medic unit.
I know the mail van is destroyed but jeez American firefighters love taking their time to fight the fire
did he get the mail out of the truck
These firefighters could have at least moved the trays of mail out of the way before they started spraying the truck with foam.
I don't think the firemen ever saw the mail before soaking it. It would have been nice if they had looked on the other side of the mail truck before spraying the fire or start from the front of the mail truck. One would have thought the firemen would think the mail may be outside the truck. I will admit the mail was still too close to the mail truck and if the fire had gone another few minutes the mail would have burned.
No. The mail is evidence. Moving the mail can get you in a lot of trouble
😮 wow 😱😳🙏Prayers
dont you mean engulfed
Nice to see the Foam was good for something
No rush fellas..please take your time
Yeah because it’s a total loss anyway and it wasn’t threatening anything. Why rush and potentially injure someone?
Was Spencer from icarly driving that truck? He catches everything on fire
Awesome!! Beautiful video! My only question is why did they park so far back?
Might've wanted to stay out of the smoke, just a guess.
Occasionally the USPS Delivers Some Hazmat and Also You Never Know What People Will Ship In The Mail Now A Days.
U should ve been signed a firefighter named martisha
To make it easier to flake hose, when hoses have water, they are hard to move around.
Hazmat is my best guess, these day's you don't know what might be on that truck or what people shipped. Just a few days ago someone sent pipe bombs to some politicians
If this was British firefighters they would of had water on it in under 10 seconds
Thanks 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
So is this what Hotmail is?
Someone bills was 🔥
By the end, that truck looks almost as good as new