Best moments! 6:39 Love the siren usage on the ambulance! That tiller was hauling ass! And the battalion was great! 7:55 That rescue 1 never gets old! One of my favorite rigs with the REAL Q! Also we see that awesome squad 18! And we see a package deliverer treating our packages with care! 11:08 Love the FDNY Ambulances and those beautiful sirens! 12:28 first time ever seeing that rig! Thats a beast!! Air horn is beautiful and powerful! 13:26 that is a awesome rig! 14:14 Love the style of that ambulance! Looks like an old one from the 80’s! 23:42 That airhorn is perfect and love that siren!
I lived in Brooklyn for many years and was always amazed at how emergency vehicles got through traffic with people totally ignoring the sirens. The very ones who ignored them would be the first to complain if it was them who needed to be rescued. I now live on TN and I can tell you that if you don’t move over you as a driver will regret it! Folks here pull off the road for funeral processions! What a difference location makes! Just saying.
This was an epic situation, I was there on business and you could hear non stop sirens all day into the evening. FDNY sure knows their stuff, cheers to them all and love New Yorkers,
6:55 I think that’s the quickest I’ve ever seen a truck get through an intersection in New York. I don’t think I’ll ever understand what goes through the minds of the people in New York. I’ve seen drivers pull out into the path that fire trucks have cleared and pedestrians will cross the road as if the fire truck isn’t even there.
I agree! It's too bad the fire trucks aren't equipped with super heavy bumpers so they could just push cars out of their way. People are so disrespectful to firemen and firetruck companies. If it were their own house or company that was ablaze, they'd move their balls really quickly to free up space for the fire trucks to get where they're going. If it's not their house or their company, they could care less.
Emergency spotter HISTORY right here!! This video beats all the records, WHAT A CATCH! Thank you for capturing such awesome content again and again, and I’m very glad you didn’t run out of memory... 😄👌🏼
Hands down one of the best, if not the best, FDNY response videos. And I've said that a few times, seems you keep topping the tables! Looks like I've gotta move to NYC and try and beat you here.
i work in receiving and fedex is far worse than ups, the fedex truck just has a mountain of boxes that looks like they were thrown in there and when he picks up our stuff he just throws them as far back as he can
It never ceases to amaze me how oblivious some drivers and pedestrians are to emergency vehicles that are on a run. Especially when they're all lit up like the Mothership in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"
@@tibo6879 It's just the timing really, getting a 'SOC' convoy is pretty rare - as it'd have meant Rescue 1 (coming from the north) and Squad 18 (coming from the south) met half way and became 'one convoy'.
I grew up across the river in Jersey. We would go to Paterson or Manhattan just to chase firetrucks and watch them put out fires. Brings back memories of the seventies for me. I see nothing has changed at all really.
This is like my third or fourth time re-watching this video, I just can’t believe how many FDNY apparatus responded, that is crazy. Great video dude keep up the good work
@Kareem Aymanhamed soooo, I feel like TH-cam's Android app is doing something wrong, because this looks like someone rolled their head along a keyboard
It's probably just a bunch of BUFF videos all pieced together. Do you really think this is one response - from mid-day all the way into the night?? and the guy filming never even got to the fire? come on!.
No..... its probably 2 days. The beginning part was one call then the night part was probably another or 2 other calls... What i mean is during one video clip with no cuts i have never seen soo many units in ONE CLIP
It’s Hatzolah. A volunteer ambulance service that serves mostly areas with Jewish communities around the world. You can read more about Hatzolah on here: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatzalah
HOP ON AND LET'S GO! The Chief was not in so much hurry 😁 You know?! Something will get extra crispy if they don't get there on time. What I will like to know is "How is that the videographer is way ahead of these Fireman..." He had managed to capture all these Engines on First Avenue...GREAT JOB! These are our NEW YORK CITY HEROES.
I've seen some good Emergency Vehicle Compilations over the years but this is easily one of my favorites, Amazing video mate. Love the range of vehicles in New York!
A lot of times the traffic in front of the fire trucks is so congested they literally have no place to go, I’ve seen a light turn green in midtown and see 3 taxis all trying to go in the same spot,
You can't tell me even to this day when people hear this kind of commotion all the lights and Sirens that they're mine doesn't go back to 9:11. If you look on the faces of people Milling around waiting on street corners or waiting for them to pass, they have a look of concern. And thinking what's next? We will never forget.
You're kidding me right? The looks and reactions of these people are completely indifferent. Most barely attempt to make room for the EMS services, and they'd rather cross the street now than wait for a second. Maybe this is a good response compared to the rest of the US, but as an outsider, I'd be mortified if I saw this happening in my own country.
I’m from a small city in Kansas, spent around 42,years living, eating, drinking, sleeping, in police and fire fighting. Our dept was a Public Safety dept, both police and fire under the same roof and cross trained in both. Officers were assigned to a division, some rotated, patrol officers carried fire gear in their patrol cars. Saying that, I just finished a half bottle of Tums watching this video. I can eat fire just as well as most. Started as a cadet at 14, and got out when I was 56. I don’t have a problem driving in traffic, but my god, I swear drivers in NY, are either crazy, stupid or both!! And that’s but the apparatus drivers!! I’m sure I’ll be told their even crazier, but I wasn’t going to say it! No wonder those big buildings are 3rd, 4th, 5th alarm fires, especially during the day like this! Oh mylanta!! I swear I thought half of the units running was going to get a wreck!! I’m thinking the app drivers just close their eyes and the co-pilot says right, left, stop, go, hard right, slow left......etc.!!!!!!!!! Seriously, are many engines involved in wrecks? Or pedestrians? Are many struck accidentally? I saw several jump out and had to stop because the truck was closer than they thought!!! Seriously guys up there in NY, and other large, giant cities that fight traffic like this. You guys are amazing to do this! We are all amazing people, all emergency services! We are all brothers and sisters! But you guys, have a special knack at pulling it off, I take my Cairns off to you!!
Idk what is worse the cab drivers or the bus drivers about getting out of the way or even pedestrians trying to cross directly in front of the fire truck
In all of this - with pedestrians, cyclists, and the feasible motorist not moving when the space is clear - I only hope they're considering what the scenario might be if they, their family, or neighbours were the ones in dire need of the responding services. Be aware and do your duty, please everyone!
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I would not have the patience to drive a fire truck or an ambulance or police car in New York City my car would be wrecked because I would hit everything that got in my way to get to where I had to go in emergency
I’ve driven with my niece in the city but mostly upper west side where traffic isn’t too bad and than on the expressway to Long Island City. Once you get out of Manhattan it’s not too bad
@03:22 the first piece without a Q. The first piece struggling to get through traffic. Yeah the others may have be an e-2QB but they still have the heart of a Q. Would love to see FDNY just try a mechanical Q with Powercall. I would even settle for double electronic sirens with an e-2QB and Powercall together.
New York needs to just put push bumpers on the front if every emergency response vehicle. I spent over 35 years in a small city, and thought it was bad here, until I started watching emergency responses there. Just push their happy asses out of the way. Maybe then drivers will learn to obey the laws.
one thing i can say that here in southern California people just about make a 90 degree angle when they hear a siren. everyone stops, same with the oncoming lanes.
Interesting how apparatus with a Q gets through almost immediately, while electronic wail and yelp have to stop and clear before proceeding. I'm curious as to what the siren with the low tones are (on the black SUVs responding at 28:10) seems like the low note sounds a minor fifth lower than the principle tone. I imagine it gets more attention, because of the mutated sound. It sounds "off," so it gets your attention more.
The black SUV's are outfitted with a rumbler (most police cars have one too). Due to the lower tone of the rumbler it should be heard better since the high-frequency sirens can get lost in ambient noise (especially in high density urban area's).
it leaves me speechless how less drivers and pedestrians in the US care for emergency vehicles.. the vehicles are packed with lights like christmas trees and nevertheless it seems to take ages till drivers notice them and let them pass ..
People in NY don't even care for these responders do they? They are there to save lives, this makes me sort of mad MOVE!, sometimes it is just traffic and the people ahead of you though, understandable, but this is why I love living in a small county, small city, love it.
The timing of some of these arrivals was amazing, you would swear it was all choreographed so you could finish filming one go past just in time to turn and see another coming round the corner. I'm sure I saw some units arriving twice, did they go away and come back again?
I'd like to punch half of my fellow Manhattanites in the cajones for their blatant disregard for our bravest. trying to get to the job. Need to bring back fire lanes on major avenues and install those green light devices (not sure of the technical term). I've seen it work in other cities. Great video.
Aaah, maybe it’s part of the attempt to introduce less annoying sirens. newyork.cbslocal.com/2019/02/26/new-york-city-sirens-change-nypd-fdny-mount-sinai-health-system-sirens/ Those sound comparable to the ones used in some European countries. There are ambulances with this and additional pressurized air horns. Amazing. Search for Martinshorn and Pressluft.
Soooo what's the Difference between Squad and Engine in New York? I'm from Chicago so "Squad" here means A Rescue Squad Company (equivalent to FDNY Rescue). Is a New York Squad like a Specialized Engine Company or what?
I am not from NY, so correct me if I'm wrong, but a Squad is a mix between a Rescue and an Engine. It does have the ability to pump water and it has rescue equipment but not as heavy as the FDNY Rescue's.
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Best moments!
6:39 Love the siren usage on the ambulance! That tiller was hauling ass! And the battalion was great!
7:55 That rescue 1 never gets old! One of my favorite rigs with the REAL Q! Also we see that awesome squad 18! And we see a package deliverer treating our packages with care!
11:08 Love the FDNY Ambulances and those beautiful sirens!
12:28 first time ever seeing that rig! Thats a beast!! Air horn is beautiful and powerful!
13:26 that is a awesome rig!
14:14 Love the style of that ambulance! Looks like an old one from the 80’s!
23:42 That airhorn is perfect and love that siren!
seeing the sept 11 tributes on the vehicle still makes me teary eyed. thank you for your service!
I lived in Brooklyn for many years and was always amazed at how emergency vehicles got through traffic with people totally ignoring the sirens. The very ones who ignored them would be the first to complain if it was them who needed to be rescued. I now live on TN and I can tell you that if you don’t move over you as a driver will regret it! Folks here pull off the road for funeral processions! What a difference location makes! Just saying.
that's because people in Tennessee actually care about each other. In New York they do not.
The oblivious look on the NY faces explains it all. 911 did manage to get their attention once - sad.
Tiller 5 was taking ZERO nonsense in traffic this day 😁
This was an epic situation, I was there on business and you could hear non stop sirens all day into the evening. FDNY sure knows their stuff, cheers to them all and love New Yorkers,
I love these types of response videos. Where you stand in one spot and watch em all go by
Seeing the September 11 tributes on the vehicle still make thank you for your service
6:50 Tiller 5: "COMING THROUUUUUUUGH!"
Like a boss :-)
Ikr? I was thinking "Get the fuck outta my way!", specifically from "Move Bitch (Hedegaard Remix)".
Damn true
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Sioux City Fire Department copied FDNY's Rescue 1 and Sioux City's Rescue 1 is the same as the FDNY Model
6:55 I think that’s the quickest I’ve ever seen a truck get through an intersection in New York. I don’t think I’ll ever understand what goes through the minds of the people in New York. I’ve seen drivers pull out into the path that fire trucks have cleared and pedestrians will cross the road as if the fire truck isn’t even there.
Been to NY many times, it’s just the traffic is so bad in mid town and lower Manhattan traffic has no where to go,
I agree! It's too bad the fire trucks aren't equipped with super heavy bumpers so they could just push cars out of their way. People are so disrespectful to firemen and firetruck companies. If it were their own house or company that was ablaze, they'd move their balls really quickly to free up space for the fire trucks to get where they're going. If it's not their house or their company, they could care less.
"Hey im walking here"
It's rare for me seeing three tower ladder Trucks responding right behind each other like that, I've been in NYC for 23 years
Same
Thanks very much for this video. I was a daughter of a firefighter and was very proud to know many more. I always wave at them when they go by.
Emergency spotter HISTORY right here!! This video beats all the records, WHAT A CATCH! Thank you for capturing such awesome content again and again, and I’m very glad you didn’t run out of memory... 😄👌🏼
Hands down one of the best, if not the best, FDNY response videos.
And I've said that a few times, seems you keep topping the tables! Looks like I've gotta move to NYC and try and beat you here.
7:55 delivery guy not caring about packages
Must be Ace Ventura.
Lol UPS And FedEx put the package on our doorstep, knocks on the door, and then runs to their truck/van and drives off lol
@@rtsgaming7535 I live in a rural area and they do that here too! I've had them just set it on one of the cars in the yard no where near the door!
Typical lol
probably because it's not marked fragile, based on how it was handled I would assume that it probably is something light like 5lbs.
8:07 - good to see how UPS treats our packages
pjs5406 lol
I was going to say same thing lol
i work in receiving and fedex is far worse than ups, the fedex truck just has a mountain of boxes that looks like they were thrown in there and when he picks up our stuff he just throws them as far back as he can
I was just thinking the same thing
26:29 UPS guy comes back for a night session of parcel cruelty. Somebody should do something!
Thanks!
I lived in Manhattan for 10 years and I loved it I also love the lights in sirens reminds me of home.
The fire department and police sirens help me to remember that I lived there a long time in my life it does remind me of home.
It never ceases to amaze me how oblivious some drivers and pedestrians are to emergency vehicles that are on a run. Especially when they're all lit up like the Mothership in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"
6:20 that’s the first time I’ve ever seen someone pull over for a fire truck in NYC
yeah, its crazy how little attention have to them there. blows my mind. I would HATE living there. Way to many people
I’m always amazed at this in the NY clips how nobody seems to care/notice. Here in the UK it just wouldn’t be tolerated.
It’s like a common sight to see emergency vehicles in the city. On Long Island NY (suburbs) the fire trucks always have the right of way.
My dad always pulls over for any kind of emergency vehicles.
hands down, the BEST FDNY response i’ve ever seen! well done brother keep up the good work
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7:58 - Rescue 1 and Squad 18 with their 2nd Piece in the same clip!?!? Oh my **passes out**
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CobraEmergencyVideos - North America why is it Lucky to see botj together ?
CobraEmergencyVideos - North America and a Mount Sinai Ambulance.
@@tibo6879 It's just the timing really, getting a 'SOC' convoy is pretty rare - as it'd have meant Rescue 1 (coming from the north) and Squad 18 (coming from the south) met half way and became 'one convoy'.
love these types of response videos where Stand in one spo
I love the looks of American apparatuses. They look so severe duty built.
Phillip Mulligan that’s because for the most part they are... the fdny is not fucking around
I grew up across the river in Jersey. We would go to Paterson or Manhattan just to chase firetrucks
and watch them put out fires. Brings back memories of the seventies for me.
I see nothing has changed at all really.
This is like my third or fourth time re-watching this video, I just can’t believe how many FDNY apparatus responded, that is crazy. Great video dude keep up the good work
6:47 TILLER COMING IN HOT
AJ Deere T680 that black sedan would’ve been pulp if it didn’t stop.
5:05 Holy Shit a Maybach 62! Not many of those about!
Visited New York a couple of times, Best Fire Fighters in the world, God bless from England.
4:44 - It was this moment when you realised shit was getting real. Every fire buffs dream!
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So true
@Kareem Aymanhamed soooo, I feel like TH-cam's Android app is doing something wrong, because this looks like someone rolled their head along a keyboard
1:06:01 Call over Radio .... oops false alarm guys !!
Tiller #5 wasn't playing any games
Absolutely fantastic video. 10 out of 5 stars!!! One of, if not the best response videos out there.
THIS VIDEO IS MY DREAM!! TRUCK AFTER TRUCK THEY NEVER STOP!
Division chief 1 needs to learn what the light controls do!
Agreed at like 7:30
Doesn't really matter in New York the IDIOTS that live there don't pay attention to lights, siren, or horns
That’s more his drivers problem then the actual chiefs
and sirens
Thats called ninja responding.
You're telling me that ALL that equipment was only considered 1st alarm??
Damn
That is the most units ever i have seen responding in one clip in any video
It's probably just a bunch of BUFF videos all pieced together. Do you really think this is one response - from mid-day all the way into the night?? and the guy filming never even got to the fire? come on!.
No..... its probably 2 days. The beginning part was one call then the night part was probably another or 2 other calls... What i mean is during one video clip with no cuts i have never seen soo many units in ONE CLIP
Actually a 10-77 major response calls for a boat load of units. These are all the units responding to one emergency.
@@seniorofficer3777 Read the description. This is one day, technically one response.
At 35:40. I never seen that ambulance before I've heard of the service but never seen that particular ambulance, NYC is full of surprises
It’s Hatzolah. A volunteer ambulance service that serves mostly areas with Jewish communities around the world. You can read more about Hatzolah on here: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hatzalah
Awesome footage!! You're so lucky! Best FDNY response video I've seen so far. Probably took you all the memory cards you had, haha!
HOP ON AND LET'S GO!
The Chief was not in so much hurry 😁
You know?! Something will get extra crispy if they don't get there on time.
What I will like to know is "How is that the videographer is way ahead of these Fireman..." He had managed to capture all these Engines on First Avenue...GREAT JOB! These are our NEW YORK CITY HEROES.
I've seen some good Emergency Vehicle Compilations over the years but this is easily one of my favorites, Amazing video mate. Love the range of vehicles in New York!
7:05 hahaaha props to that dude for not blocking the shot
Guy at 1:17 has a "man purse" lol. Guess I'm too traditional...sorry.
Best response vid hands down, it’s been a while since I’ve seen a good one
Me too Nestor. Me too.
Also, I watch your videos every time I am able to. I've been noticing y9u have not been posting. Why is that?
@@n.j.f.p I’ve been very busy at work as a first responder , I have new videos coming this Friday
Oh nice you're a first responder?
Oh I thought for EMS lol
Sorry lol
BEST RESPONSE VIDEO TO DATE
Klasse Video! Am besten gefällt mir immer noch die Rescue 1, Squad 18 & 2nd piece Kombination.
Sehe ich genauso wie du, Nils! :)
amazing catches bro !! love everything about this video 🔥
14:20 proof buses don't look in their mirrors or care
Holy cow! Where did they all park once they arrived at the scene? Great video - maybe the best I've seen.
They’ll take as many blocks as they need and get NYPD to redirect traffic
It’s amazing. In the UK drivers will bust a tyre to make way for an emergency vehicle. Here one seems to be an inconvenience to most drivers?
A lot of times the traffic in front of the fire trucks is so congested they literally have no place to go, I’ve seen a light turn green in midtown and see 3 taxis all trying to go in the same spot,
You can't tell me even to this day when people hear this kind of commotion all the lights and Sirens that they're mine doesn't go back to 9:11. If you look on the faces of people Milling around waiting on street corners or waiting for them to pass, they have a look of concern. And thinking what's next? We will never forget.
You're kidding me right? The looks and reactions of these people are completely indifferent. Most barely attempt to make room for the EMS services, and they'd rather cross the street now than wait for a second. Maybe this is a good response compared to the rest of the US, but as an outsider, I'd be mortified if I saw this happening in my own country.
You might be seeing the tourists. New Yorks don't freak out unless there is a power black out.
New York is a friend series and super cool fire trucks
29:02 the woman crossing like an antelope
Peter Y she was hopping!
3:41 Classic PA300! Taking me back years lol
I’m from a small city in Kansas, spent around 42,years living, eating, drinking, sleeping, in police and fire fighting. Our dept was a Public Safety dept, both police and fire under the same roof and cross trained in both. Officers were assigned to a division, some rotated, patrol officers carried fire gear in their patrol cars.
Saying that, I just finished a half bottle of Tums watching this video. I can eat fire just as well as most. Started as a cadet at 14, and got out when I was 56. I don’t have a problem driving in traffic, but my god, I swear drivers in NY, are either crazy, stupid or both!! And that’s but the apparatus drivers!! I’m sure I’ll be told their even crazier, but I wasn’t going to say it! No wonder those big buildings are 3rd, 4th, 5th alarm fires, especially during the day like this! Oh mylanta!! I swear I thought half of the units running was going to get a wreck!! I’m thinking the app drivers just close their eyes and the co-pilot says right, left, stop, go, hard right, slow left......etc.!!!!!!!!! Seriously, are many engines involved in wrecks? Or pedestrians? Are many struck accidentally? I saw several jump out and had to stop because the truck was closer than they thought!!!
Seriously guys up there in NY, and other large, giant cities that fight traffic like this. You guys are amazing to do this! We are all amazing people, all emergency services! We are all brothers and sisters! But you guys, have a special knack at pulling it off, I take my Cairns off to you!!
A great video from FDNY.Coole Trucks.FDNY they are really cool
Idk what is worse the cab drivers or the bus drivers about getting out of the way or even pedestrians trying to cross directly in front of the fire truck
What a crazy traffic over there !! Kudos to the rescue drivers !!!
In all of this - with pedestrians, cyclists, and the feasible motorist not moving when the space is clear - I only hope they're considering what the scenario might be if they, their family, or neighbours were the ones in dire need of the responding services. Be aware and do your duty, please everyone!
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I would not have the patience to drive a fire truck or an ambulance or police car in New York City my car would be wrecked because I would hit everything that got in my way to get to where I had to go in emergency
I’ve driven with my niece in the city but mostly upper west side where traffic isn’t too bad and than on the expressway to Long Island City. Once you get out of Manhattan it’s not too bad
so cool a lot of fire truck and ambulance
I have to say it’s amazing how those firemen can get through all at traffic
What was up with Engine 28's siren? Sounds like a shorter version of what the Philippines use on their fire trucks.
Average_Joe87 it’s a PA300.
seeing how many fires they deal with on a yearly basis it's amazing that city hasn't burned to the ground
Ohhh the sights & sounds of christmas with lights & sirens ! 😁🎅🎄
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what a nice selection of fdny. much like a compilation vid. tyvm 4 spending most of a whole day getting this vid.
@03:22 the first piece without a Q. The first piece struggling to get through traffic. Yeah the others may have be an e-2QB but they still have the heart of a Q. Would love to see FDNY just try a mechanical Q with Powercall. I would even settle for double electronic sirens with an e-2QB and Powercall together.
Who is the black unmarked SUV at 23:37? The chief?
8:04- Lucky catch, you got Rescue 1, Squad 18 and the second piece
The Hub Productions why is it Lucky to see both together ?
The Hub Productions and a Mount Sinai ambulance.
@@tibo6879 you rarely see a rescue, squad and its second respond together at once. Usually at least one of them would already be on scene
Damn so many great catches! I especially loved the TSU!
New York needs to just put push bumpers on the front if every emergency response vehicle. I spent over 35 years in a small city, and thought it was bad here, until I started watching emergency responses there. Just push their happy asses out of the way. Maybe then drivers will learn to obey the laws.
OUTSTANDING VIDIOGRAPHY!!!
one thing i can say that here in southern California people just about make a 90 degree angle when they hear a siren. everyone stops, same with the oncoming lanes.
06:50 Given the attitude of some drivers and pedestrians, all those sirens should be replaced by a 50 caliber turret at the top the cockpit
7:06 hey vsauce Michael here
At 18:53.... A fire buffer's dream to catch these.... Nice!
Nice response video though, best FDNY one I have seen probably.
8:10 oh hey! A truck still using a mechanical q!
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7:56 Haha der UPS Mann 😂😂😂 Danke😂
This is what i like at 18:49
Interesting how apparatus with a Q gets through almost immediately, while electronic wail and yelp have to stop and clear before proceeding. I'm curious as to what the siren with the low tones are (on the black SUVs responding at 28:10) seems like the low note sounds a minor fifth lower than the principle tone. I imagine it gets more attention, because of the mutated sound. It sounds "off," so it gets your attention more.
The black SUV's are outfitted with a rumbler (most police cars have one too). Due to the lower tone of the rumbler it should be heard better since the high-frequency sirens can get lost in ambient noise (especially in high density urban area's).
Wow that’s cool 😊
Nice vid. Well done. And thanks for no annoying chitchat or play by play announcement
Gonna be hard to beat this video thats for sure
tiller 5 FDNY tiller 5 taking zero nonsense in traffic this day
Give every fire truck in Manhattan one of those Mythbusters' style traffic-plows.
New York bravest in action 🇺🇸🚒
14:34 love how people go around spreading false rumors
What'd they say?
@@Ponch2007 a bomb was at the scene
To whom belong the 3 black SUVs starting at 28:15 and what are they for?
wallasalzburg Secret Service’s.
Awesome video!!!
7:30 Looks like Div 1 forgot to turn their lights on.
it leaves me speechless how less drivers and pedestrians in the US care for emergency vehicles.. the vehicles are packed with lights like christmas trees and nevertheless it seems to take ages till drivers notice them and let them pass ..
People in NY don't even care for these responders do they? They are there to save lives, this makes me sort of mad MOVE!, sometimes it is just traffic and the people ahead of you though, understandable, but this is why I love living in a small county, small city, love it.
well, if it happens during rush hour, they have to stop and wait like over drivers.... it's the law
Agreed
Some places give tickets if you don't move
The timing of some of these arrivals was amazing, you would swear it was all choreographed so you could finish filming one go past just in time to turn and see another coming round the corner. I'm sure I saw some units arriving twice, did they go away and come back again?
Yes
What kind of pansy siren is Engine 28 running?
Samuel Simpson PA300.
The spare’s running a PA300 that sounds like it’s stuck
@@nkervmedia they do that to get through traffic
@@nkervmedia same thing wen they use the EQ2B
Super Saiyan Blue Kaioken Goku I know what a siren is for. A stuck siren, however, isn’t a good thing....
Wow awesome video dude!!!!!!
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New York should make some emergency lanes just for first responders
They used to have lanes marked as fire lane's,not sure if they still do
They would have to figure out a way to make that City bigger.
Bus lanes become fire & emergency lane. Just as long as my fellow bus drivers just stand still
I'd like to punch half of my fellow Manhattanites in the cajones for their blatant disregard for our bravest. trying to get to the job. Need to bring back fire lanes on major avenues and install those green light devices (not sure of the technical term). I've seen it work in other cities. Great video.
They do. Except according to former FDNY Battalion Chief Richard Picciotto (Ex B11), it’s best if you drive those streets like a slalom course
I thought on most FDNY apparatus say "FIRE" in white on the sides and back, not "FDNY". You learn something new everyday
Bernardavus Older ones did. They started changing that with the batch of Seagraves back in 2008
35:05 wth is going on with that siren
1 word Hatzolah
Hi-lo and electronic Q.
Aaah, maybe it’s part of the attempt to introduce less annoying sirens.
newyork.cbslocal.com/2019/02/26/new-york-city-sirens-change-nypd-fdny-mount-sinai-health-system-sirens/
Those sound comparable to the ones used in some European countries. There are ambulances with this and additional pressurized air horns. Amazing. Search for Martinshorn and Pressluft.
British surplus 🤣
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Soooo what's the Difference between Squad and Engine in New York? I'm from Chicago so "Squad" here means A Rescue Squad Company (equivalent to FDNY Rescue). Is a New York Squad like a Specialized Engine Company or what?
I am not from NY, so correct me if I'm wrong, but a Squad is a mix between a Rescue and an Engine. It does have the ability to pump water and it has rescue equipment but not as heavy as the FDNY Rescue's.
@@hutsander If they don't get in first and operate as an engine company, they usually freelance with truck tools.
Read here: www.firehouse.com/rescue/article/10503173/trics-of-the-trade-the-rescuepumper-and-the-fdny-squad-concept-part-1
Sirens and horns just screaming GTFO out of my way
Every day sounds in New York and the blaring horns of taxis