I like these POV response videos... It gives the viewer an idea of just how large some of these fire districts can be, as well as how far a fire company has to travel sometimes to get to an emergency...
Lucky-moto / / Luke Irvine so with a working fire, we have another station the response with us. They were primary on the fire. But yeah I was the first one there lol.
Wait... That was just to get to the station!!! You guys work hard in the rural areas. I live in a Long Island NY suburb and by the time I hear the siren go off near my house, I already see lights flying by and chief trucks moving to the call. I see 4-5 cars rolling into the station within 3 minutes of the call, plus those who are just hanging out at the station.
Also, for those who are wondering, the volunteers in my area can only have all-blue or blue/white or green lights (absolutely no sirens aloud -really no need for them). Most don't even have to use their lights. Many volunteers live close enough where they could probably run or bike to the station within 4-8 minutes of receiving a call. A lot of that has to do with the layout of my community but it is awesome to have volunteer fire/medic at your door within 10 minutes of a call.
I retired out of a career metro FD after some 25 years and similar from the military But I still volunteer in the county I now live in Its a mixed high desert and mountain area of nearly 4,000 square miles Response times on pavement can run an hour and cover 100+ miles Dirt road, USFS road, etc, responses can take 2+ hours
Love your siren bro and that was some driving . I don't know why you guys have to drive the speed limit ... I mean look how far you had to the station . Now I know you sir didn't go the speed limit but hey if there is a call I say hammer down . Stay safe out there . And much respect
Go do it, it's Awesome I've been doing it since 1994 and I Absolutely Love it, I'm on 2 Departments one Department in the Town I live and the other Department where I work for a Town Highway and my Boss is Also the Fire Chief you'll Love It
Go for it girl!! My wife serves in our ambulance squad and I am a firefighter, there is a job for everyone who is willing to serve. I'm sure you will be a great addition to their team!
Awesome siren use! Do you also have lateral or top mounted strobes, or just the front ones? I'm asking because people in the 1st intersection had no intention to yield, maybe they didn't saw your lights, idk, I'm curious. Thanks!
MagnnumCarCam at the time of this video I didn’t have full 360. They were mounted but not wired. But I have 180 degree optics on my fusions on front which you can see from the side But not enough so I later added more.
Yeah, in smaller towns half the response time is just the firefighters actually getting to the station since many municipalities can't afford to pay firefighters to stay at the station full time.
The “blue light law” here is so outdated. What’s the point of a “courtesy light?” Make mandatory yields and let us run siren (at chief’s discretion so if someone’s being a jack wagon about it he can just strip them of that privilege). Let us keep blue to differentiate from police, that’s fine. Just mandatory yielding would be nice. And sirens for intersections and such.
I know it’s not known that well but in New York we are allowed technically one blue light and we must stop at red lights. But with the new move over law people do legally have to pull over for us.
At 3:23 that silver car was not stopping at all 🤦🏾♂️ could’ve been fatal at that speed it also how slow he was going but I also know he was a little far back to hear the sirens and idk if he has lights on the side of the car
There would be absolutely no excuse for doing 100 mile an hour responding code. not only are you putting yourself in danger at that speed but you are also putting the general public in danger. At 100 mile an hour you will have barely any reaction time if something was to come up that's why when you run emergency light and siren you go through evoc for a State certified driver's training program for firefighters. For us running late and siren in Michigan we are allowed to exceed the speed limit by 10 mile an hour so if I am in a 55 I can be doing 65 with my lights and siren activated. you have to absolutely drive with due regard. God forbid you hit and kill somebody going to a call. You would definitely not want to have to live the rest of your life knowing that you killed somebody because the way you were driving
@@robrivait8545 absolutely agree 100% with you. Got to drive fast but safely enough so you can react to anything that comes up and keep good control of your vehicle. In Puerto Rico we are also limited to 10 to 15 miles over the posted limit and to the speed limit on bad weather. We are also required to take the EVOC and request an Emergency Vehicle Certification for our POV's. They basically check the vehicle to make sure it is completely roadworthy and all emergency lights and siren comply with regulations.
Idk where he is but in Arkansas where I am a volunteer firefighter law just say respond in due regard for public safety so we can go as fast as we want basically
I agree 100% Police can justify running code at over 100 because they are trained on an EVOC & have properly maintained vehicles! A Braking system on a Police Car is far different from one on a Toyota!
@@CITYNEWSSUPPORT Not really. Brakes are brakes. I have a 2014 Ford Explorer Police Utility. It is a municipal plated vehicle, with red lights and an expensive siren. The brake system is no different than my personal cars.
My bus driver is a paramedic for the local volunteer fire department. Multiple times she has had to stop driving for us to respond. We have a backup driver. One time they brought the ambulance to the school to pick her up.
It would also be very dangerous and expensive as every member then needs a Car and also the equipment. Also in germany there would be a Problem with the cars insurance
@@noname-yo6yn They don't all need a car. The ones who already have one could just equip it with the needed equipment. But yes it would indeed be very dangerous and require more awareness training/courses probably. The insurance thing probably would be the slightest issue. As Germany is very proud of their volunteer system I'm sure they would be quick to come up with some kind of special insurance for volunteers.
Question is this a company car or private if private I love that you guys can fit your cars up like this the country I live in it’s frowned apron to do that
@@vacexpert2020 Tough crowd in Illinois. Lol. I live in the countryside of NY...no one cares so long as you get to the scene safely. Lol. Thank you for your selfless service out there!!
What state is that in bud I wish we could go code 3 to our volunteer stations that's badass 👍 I'm in Northern California country like that where you're at but more Brown and dead grass all around us in the summertime a lot of wildland fires out here
so got pulled into these type of videos yesterday and now sitting here watching this and I KNOW WHERE THIS IS... holy shit Hinesville... I grew up here and went to high school at LCHS and was later stationed at Ft. Stewart. That was a nice and unexpected bonus. Be safe out there.
We aren’t aloud to go over the speed limit or accelerate quickly in our POV sadly we have to rely on people seeing our lights and pulling over and giving us the right away
@@patrickharvey158 As if you are driving normally on the road, you are allowed to drive a little bit faster, otherwise you have to abide by all regulations. Sometimes it's frustrating, but what should you do. We can't also use any other light, such as these green lights.
@@Brownpenguin115 I’d just contact the chief of the department you end up joining. Even if the county allows it, some individual departments may not allow it.
Yeah I finally figured it out it wasn't Texas when I saw all the trees. We aren't exactly known for our lush vegetation. The little bit we do have just goes up in our annual brush fires.
Zach Labarre Are they Red or Amber leds? I’m gonna guess 180 degree optics? I have a Fusion GPL 49” Red/Amber roof bar with white TD/Alleys, Feniex dual color Red/Amber rear deck Lightbar, Whelen TIR 8 Head Traffic Advisor, cannon v3 Hideaways in the headlights & Taillights, Soundoff signal side mirror mounted intersectors Red/Amber and white and Feniex Fusion Surface mounts 4 in the rear, 8 on front and lastly Whelen Tracer running board lights. I’m covered 360 Degrees and some when responding to calls.
@@redlinerescue6533 They're all red. The dash lights are 40 degree optics and the bumper fusions are 180. I wanted to throw as much light forward as possible considering it's a corolla and people dont like to move for a little car lol
We're supposed to follow as many road rules as possible and arrive on scene safely. However, when responding to a structure fire, medical call, MVA or anything of that serious nature, our main priority becomes arriving as quickly (and safely) as possible to save lives.
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I like these POV response videos... It gives the viewer an idea of just how large some of these fire districts can be, as well as how far a fire company has to travel sometimes to get to an emergency...
Damn, that long of a response and your the first one there? I run across the road from work and I'm there lol
Lucky-moto / / Luke Irvine so with a working fire, we have another station the response with us. They were primary on the fire. But yeah I was the first one there lol.
Wait... That was just to get to the station!!! You guys work hard in the rural areas. I live in a Long Island NY suburb and by the time I hear the siren go off near my house, I already see lights flying by and chief trucks moving to the call. I see 4-5 cars rolling into the station within 3 minutes of the call, plus those who are just hanging out at the station.
Also, for those who are wondering, the volunteers in my area can only have all-blue or blue/white or green lights (absolutely no sirens aloud -really no need for them). Most don't even have to use their lights. Many volunteers live close enough where they could probably run or bike to the station within 4-8 minutes of receiving a call. A lot of that has to do with the layout of my community but it is awesome to have volunteer fire/medic at your door within 10 minutes of a call.
I retired out of a career metro FD after some 25 years and similar from the military
But I still volunteer in the county I now live in
Its a mixed high desert and mountain area of nearly 4,000 square miles
Response times on pavement can run an hour and cover 100+ miles
Dirt road, USFS road, etc, responses can take 2+ hours
Love your siren bro and that was some driving . I don't know why you guys have to drive the speed limit ... I mean look how far you had to the station . Now I know you sir didn't go the speed limit but hey if there is a call I say hammer down . Stay safe out there . And much respect
@joesar5879Please speed and hit my car. I need the money fool.
Oh Pittman, always got to keep that radio on.
this guy was smashinggggggg LMAO love it!
This is almost as stressful to watch as it is to actually drive in this situation.
You should do a video responding to the fire station and responding from the fire truck as well
adam herman I’ll work on it
As I'm watching this the neighbor department drops a structure fire
Gives me chills every time. I cannot wait to hopefully get a volunteer firefighter position in my town ❤️
Heck yeah you go girl!!!!
I just applied.
Go do it, it's Awesome I've been doing it since 1994 and I Absolutely Love it, I'm on 2 Departments one Department in the Town I live and the other Department where I work for a Town Highway and my Boss is Also the Fire Chief you'll Love It
Go for it girl!! My wife serves in our ambulance squad and I am a firefighter, there is a job for everyone who is willing to serve. I'm sure you will be a great addition to their team!
By the looks of the pfp u got it
Good on letting the other station's firefighter know about the call in progress.
Hey great content, any chance we could get an exterior tour of your equipment and sirens?
Look through my videos. I have one posted
His Moma bought him a siren..
Awesome siren use! Do you also have lateral or top mounted strobes, or just the front ones? I'm asking because people in the 1st intersection had no intention to yield, maybe they didn't saw your lights, idk, I'm curious. Thanks!
MagnnumCarCam at the time of this video I didn’t have full 360. They were mounted but not wired. But I have 180 degree optics on my fusions on front which you can see from the side But not enough so I later added more.
@@zachlabarre4078 Thanks for the response!
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These Chevy commercials are getting outta hand! 😂 just kidding love it man I just got on with a vol in North Carolina.
imagine having a Lamborghini as a pov while responding
Thank you for your service to the community
This is so confusing and different than New York volunteer departments lmao
Yeah, in smaller towns half the response time is just the firefighters actually getting to the station since many municipalities can't afford to pay firefighters to stay at the station full time.
@@helloitsjason I think he knows that, read his comment again lol
The “blue light law” here is so outdated. What’s the point of a “courtesy light?” Make mandatory yields and let us run siren (at chief’s discretion so if someone’s being a jack wagon about it he can just strip them of that privilege). Let us keep blue to differentiate from police, that’s fine. Just mandatory yielding would be nice. And sirens for intersections and such.
I know it’s not known that well but in New York we are allowed technically one blue light and we must stop at red lights. But with the new move over law people do legally have to pull over for us.
It’s a work in progress
Unglaublich, diese teilweise extrem langen Anfahrszeiten... Hoffentlich ging alles gut
At 3:23 that silver car was not stopping at all 🤦🏾♂️ could’ve been fatal at that speed it also how slow he was going but I also know he was a little far back to hear the sirens and idk if he has lights on the side of the car
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Easily 100 mp at some point but he has to speed because he is so far out. Awesome driving and love the police siren sounds awesome
There would be absolutely no excuse for doing 100 mile an hour responding code. not only are you putting yourself in danger at that speed but you are also putting the general public in danger. At 100 mile an hour you will have barely any reaction time if something was to come up that's why when you run emergency light and siren you go through evoc for a State certified driver's training program for firefighters. For us running late and siren in Michigan we are allowed to exceed the speed limit by 10 mile an hour so if I am in a 55 I can be doing 65 with my lights and siren activated. you have to absolutely drive with due regard. God forbid you hit and kill somebody going to a call. You would definitely not want to have to live the rest of your life knowing that you killed somebody because the way you were driving
@@robrivait8545 absolutely agree 100% with you. Got to drive fast but safely enough so you can react to anything that comes up and keep good control of your vehicle. In Puerto Rico we are also limited to 10 to 15 miles over the posted limit and to the speed limit on bad weather. We are also required to take the EVOC and request an Emergency Vehicle Certification for our POV's. They basically check the vehicle to make sure it is completely roadworthy and all emergency lights and siren comply with regulations.
Idk where he is but in Arkansas where I am a volunteer firefighter law just say respond in due regard for public safety so we can go as fast as we want basically
I agree 100% Police can justify running code at over 100 because they are trained on an EVOC & have properly maintained vehicles! A Braking system on a Police Car is far different from one on a Toyota!
@@CITYNEWSSUPPORT Not really. Brakes are brakes. I have a 2014 Ford Explorer Police Utility. It is a municipal plated vehicle, with red lights and an expensive siren. The brake system is no different than my personal cars.
if u dont mind me asking what was your average speed on the way to the station
I have no clue. I don’t do this anymore and it was a long time ago.
Good driving ..stay safe brother
My bus driver is a paramedic for the local volunteer fire department. Multiple times she has had to stop driving for us to respond. We have a backup driver. One time they brought the ambulance to the school to pick her up.
Liberty County, GA I see. Bibb County, GA here
Well, it would improve the response time of german fire-departments a lot on daytimes, when signals would be allowed for us as well.
It would also be very dangerous and expensive as every member then needs a Car and also the equipment.
Also in germany there would be a Problem with the cars insurance
@@noname-yo6yn They don't all need a car. The ones who already have one could just equip it with the needed equipment. But yes it would indeed be very dangerous and require more awareness training/courses probably. The insurance thing probably would be the slightest issue. As Germany is very proud of their volunteer system I'm sure they would be quick to come up with some kind of special insurance for volunteers.
Question is this a company car or private if private I love that you guys can fit your cars up like this the country I live in it’s frowned apron to do that
It’s a private car that I up fitted with lights and siren.
In Illinois all I can have is a blue light and have to obey all traffic laws and people still complain that we are slow. But you know how it is.
He was an Officer, if not the Chief...red lights and siren
@@vacexpert2020 Tough crowd in Illinois. Lol. I live in the countryside of NY...no one cares so long as you get to the scene safely. Lol. Thank you for your selfless service out there!!
@@docbolduc8971 Where in NY.?
@@chrisoralls3555 Sorry, just saw this from Aug :( I'm in Sullican County, NY
@@10374doc I'm in Otsego County.
Thanks for the road trip.
I am also a volunteer firefighter
Yes it does I'm on the East Point Fire Department
Over 6 min to get to the station and then he is the first one there? Maybe they should have build that station in a more populated areas.
God damn you’re flyin
Love the code 3 response. but was this actually a structure fire or something else?
It ended up being a shed fire with other tructures in danger I think.
What state is that in bud I wish we could go code 3 to our volunteer stations that's badass 👍 I'm in Northern California country like that where you're at but more Brown and dead grass all around us in the summertime a lot of wildland fires out here
When your community doesn’t care about you and/or is poor: VOLLY WHAKCERS.
Wish Minnesota allowed us to just have flashing lights 😭 we can only have a light red non flashing light for identification purposes only 🤦🏻♂️
Where in Georgia is this cause I'm a volunteer in North georgia and we cant run lights or sirens in our POVs at all
Southeast Georgia. We don’t run them anymore
I figured didnt georgia make it a law if I'm not mistaken?
@@Madman-bb2nc no it’s legal, but it’s county discretion and the sheriff has to bless off on it
Heroes
Love the response videos, if you're looking to get some more Feniex lights I can hook you up
I was going to comment on the wreck less speeds but fu@$, I didn't expect the station to be three counties over. 🤣🤣
Its also on a corolla. It sounds like its going way faster than it is lol
What siren are you running?
Forr my curiousity, may I know what vehicle you have?
Porsche 911
adam towle bingo
@@zachlabarre4078 haha
Where are you located?? In CT were only allowed blue lights and can't speed, have to obey all traffic lights?
I belive it was Hineville Georgia
Love the videos keep up the great work
What camera do you use
Now this is a SPEEDY response
do you got more videos i like this
I will as I run more calls.
Do you have a video of the tanker responding
Not sure. Ill have to look around. Ill get one next time a mutual aid or brush fire comes out.
Zach Labarre ok thanks
Driving like a Boss!!
Look at this cool guy with his siren lol
so got pulled into these type of videos yesterday and now sitting here watching this and I KNOW WHERE THIS IS... holy shit Hinesville... I grew up here and went to high school at LCHS and was later stationed at Ft. Stewart. That was a nice and unexpected bonus. Be safe out there.
SleepBringer yeah man, I work Eastern hinesville and gumbranch. I was stationed here too.
@@zachlabarre4078 That's awesome man, much respect to you. My sister worked for GBVFD back in 02-06.
What kind of siren is that and where did u get it from cuz I’m a volunteer as well and I need one
It’s an STL vireo with a Whelen 100w
I only drive like this when I'm trying to get to a doughnut shop before closing time.
Sir 👍👍Now That's How U DRIVE 🔊🚨 C0DE 3 👌 In 2020
Good ole Hinesville lmao
We aren’t aloud to go over the speed limit or accelerate quickly in our POV sadly we have to rely on people seeing our lights and pulling over and giving us the right away
In Germany it is not Allowed to Use Blue Light and Siren in our Private Cars.
If you still use it illegally, you have to pay 20€ (23$)
How do you do things there in Germany?
@@patrickharvey158 As if you are driving normally on the road, you are allowed to drive a little bit faster, otherwise you have to abide by all regulations.
Sometimes it's frustrating, but what should you do.
We can't also use any other light, such as these green lights.
Do you know if davidson county allows siren use for a volunteer fire fighter?
State laws allow it, it’s up to your sheriff, fire chief and county commissioners if they allow it
@@zachlabarre4078 is there anyway I look up the county laws for that?
@@Brownpenguin115 I’d just contact the chief of the department you end up joining. Even if the county allows it, some individual departments may not allow it.
I’m 641 also. Lol.
I’m in Louisiana tho
I know saftey is always first but how much over the posted speed limit are you allowed to go over?
keli welch due regard
50-100 tops minus 70
Everyone complains about speed until it is their house 🙄
@@gurjotbhogal7374 true because red and sirens I believe it's called emergency vehicle.
why does your dash light look amber
Probably because his state only allows Amber. Mine only allows 2 blue LEDs in the dash and that's it.
Cody Moran cheap dash cam. They’re red though. Watch my light setup video
Liberty county...Texas?
Jordan Lolwhat no Georgia.
Yeah I finally figured it out it wasn't Texas when I saw all the trees. We aren't exactly known for our lush vegetation. The little bit we do have just goes up in our annual brush fires.
Dayton?
Is this at liberty country ny ??
No. Georgia
What dash lights are those
Gabriel Jennier feniex fusions
Zach Labarre Are they Red or Amber leds? I’m gonna guess 180 degree optics? I have a Fusion GPL 49” Red/Amber roof bar with white TD/Alleys, Feniex dual color Red/Amber rear deck Lightbar, Whelen TIR 8 Head Traffic Advisor, cannon v3 Hideaways in the headlights & Taillights, Soundoff signal side mirror mounted intersectors Red/Amber and white and Feniex Fusion Surface mounts 4 in the rear, 8 on front and lastly Whelen Tracer running board lights. I’m covered 360 Degrees and some when responding to calls.
@@redlinerescue6533 They're all red. The dash lights are 40 degree optics and the bumper fusions are 180. I wanted to throw as much light forward as possible considering it's a corolla and people dont like to move for a little car lol
How fast were you driving I saw a sign saying 50mph and it maybe me but it seemed to be over the speed limit? Just wondering thanks
Reaper Y15471 it was over the limit. We’re allowed as long as we follow due regard. I do t think I’ve been over 70 on that road though.
We're supposed to follow as many road rules as possible and arrive on scene safely. However, when responding to a structure fire, medical call, MVA or anything of that serious nature, our main priority becomes arriving as quickly (and safely) as possible to save lives.
@@zachlabarre4078 not cool
Why.
Whelen siren?
Sinclair Quilicot whelen speaker Vireo siren
Got some ponies under that hood.
J M lol yeah all 135 hp. It has a CVT transmission though so it helps with higher speed
Is that in Texas??
Jake from State Farm no Georgia
@@zachlabarre4078 o ok , because Ik a place called liberty , and it's in Texas
Jake from State Farm near Houston right?
@@zachlabarre4078 well that's 4 hours away , I'm talking about the one by the small town of Hardin , close to Baytown and Beaumont Texas
Yeah
What siren r u running
james miller vireo with Whelen speaker
@@zachlabarre4078 nice i love it
Liberty County, Ga?
CentralGAFirefighter yeah
Awesome! Greetings from Houston County, Ga
Hello from Gwinnett County
Smh
Liberty county: 0:01 ME LIKE ROBLOX
What station is this?
your answer is at 6:36; you gotta look closely though
Liberty County Fire services station 15, liberty County Georgia
You shouldn't be allowed to respond from that far out....
So if I don’t respond from 7 miles, who will? The guy that’s 10 miles? Your comment makes no sense.
Where I come from in kansas your lucky to get someone that close!
We have never lost a foundation yet!!
How original. Can’t all live in the city, Mr high speed.
Good ole liberty county, ga