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Good nigh, breathtaking shots.all the best, kangvbn!🖖

Just imagine how the tax payers $ is being wasted. The Fire Engine just waits there with about 4 people sitting inside for as long as it takes for the damn Toronto hydro technicians to arrive and fix it immediately or cut the power so its safe to fix. . If only the fire fighters know how to tun off/cut power supply "appropriately" it makes sense for them to arrive early. At least they are not there to wait for something to go wrong, and instead stop it before it happens.

It is visible now. All it needed was one thumbs up from me. lol. Anyway, I can easily tell by the terminology you used you have googled your knowledge as those are the first things I came across as I googled just now. Neither of us are smart enough to talk about advanced techniques used to mitigate fire (other than googling), but I still stand by my argument that in cases of power related emergencies including risk of fire they should have the hydro people there just as fast as the fire dept.

Ok but Fire Extinguishers come in dry chemical or dry powder so if its "windy" the firefighters will use the dry chemical one. I am pretty sure firefighters know how to tackle a power line if it explodes in flames. So you think getting paid more equals faster service? Judging by what we see in the video, that isnt the case is it? Hence I stand by my previous statement in the previous comment. Also, seems your previous comment isnt visible due to to many negative votes lol.

Good thinking. I wonder how well the powder will fly in the air on a windy day and not sure what happens on a rainy day. My point being that Toronto hydro should have an emergency response team so they can look into such issues. You are calling the Toronto hydro lazy assess but they are paid more than the fire dept in most cases. So i think they should have the capability to control these things and arrive before the fire dept.

TFD comes first to almost everything..they are big and when you see their flashing lights and powerful siren, you're definitely going to get out of the way..you have to make way for them..theyre huge trucks lol

HAHA! thank you good Sir! I appreciate it. haha, in all seriousness, it was terrifying cause who knows what could have happened..i was at the gas station so one spark..and well..yuh know...

They were already there and this was happening while they were there...I don't think they were anticipating this cause they were in the left turn lane in front of me and they saw this so they pulled over

This kangvbn dude is a brave guy filming this so close. I salute him for his epicness.

When the hell did I say I expected the cops to come first. Your imagination is bizarre. I just thought Toronto Hydro has some "emergency" resources that are capable to come earlier than the fire dept and disconnect the line. Having the fire dept there is good in case something catches a fire as long as they don't pour water on to the wire itself. FYI - Directing a stream of water directly towards faulty electric wire is the worst thing a fire personnel can do. Water conducts electricity.

Well duh...obviously the fire dept will come first...who the hell you expect, the police?...what are they going to do put out the fire, if it came, with their guns?

Lol... Didn't think the fire dept would come first. I guess they are there just as a precaution and will be sitting there until the Toronto hydro fixes it?

That's Crazy. Would probably be worse if it was raining. Did you report it to Toronto hydro? (you can call 311 and let them know too)