Good God, I've never seen anything like that. There was a fire at a warehouse near me in 2016 but it definitely wasn't as bad as that. Brilliant catch.
What makes this really good footage is, its difficult to keep up with stuff constantly arriving on the bell from different angles AND keep the camera reasonably straight. Well done mate.
I am sure I was watching a TV program where that scene was shown. There was a TV cameraman standing closer recording it. I think it was '999 Emergency'.
Great footage, keep up the good work, i have some dash cam footage of responding to emergencies if you are interested, see it from the drivers view.........
@@Gencturk92 anything that can happen. Will happen. And besides we dont need more paramedics and firefighters getting assaulted. Thats already happenin too much -.-
I am from Germany. Seeing a lot of Volkswagens, Mercedes and BMW vehicles I feel like being in Germany. And, also, they use the right hand lane most of the time. Anyway, there is not hi-lo siren....
They're fire officers that command the scene. There's no law against showing plates from any service, it's just done out of courtesy because those fire officers also use the cars for personal trips
+Timo van der Kooij The unmarked cars are fire officers, but the police have to stop traffic and pedestrians from entering the scene. Bare in mind this is London, they have a lot of police around.
Sry for my bad English. I just want to ask why so many unmarked cars drive to the fire. I mean, are this police officers ( so why they come there when marked cars are there) or firefighters in their private cars?
the fire was an industrial estate and one caught fire it was devestating news to my town as i live near there nobody was killed (i think) it happened last simmer
Really amazed by the british people. Don't you guys make room for emergency responders? Watched a couple of video's today from UK, Germany, Netherlands and USA but only in the UK videos the rudeness of the people is really amazing.
Thats not really a fair assumption to make considering this whole video is based on a roundabout, its hard to get out of the way when traffic is heavy and other cars on the roundabout. We always move out the way
Great video! Not complaining at the LFB or anything, but why did they literally send about 6 or 7 incident commander/fire safety officers to the fire? I know it was a big fire, but what would all of them need to do? From a civilian view, wouldn't only having 2 or 3 there be better for a more straight forward command system?... Some nice action from the Met also.
King Tanyard In somewhere like london, response times can easily be delayed by traffic; so they tend to mobilize more than they need to make sure that atleast someone gets there quickly. You must remember that to start with Control would only have limited information, and as a controller you're always taught to assume the worst. At an incident like that, a controller would assume: 1 Officer commanding 2 Officer 2nd in Command 3 Safety Officer 4 Rescue Control Officer (Possibly) 5 HAZMAT Officer (Possibly) 6 Command Support Officer - Communication 7 Command Support Officer - BA Entry Control 8 Water Supply Officer etc, etc; obviously, I'm exaggerating the number of commanders required, something with that many officers would be a Gold Level incident, but obviously with little information, assuming the worst, and the likelihood of some getting delayed, its no surprise they sent so many officers, and what else would they be doing, pushing pens around a desk :') Hope this helped :) Source: www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/7643/incidentcommand.pdf
That police transit although a first responder caused more havoc than any of the other vehicles put together,couldn't have parked it in a more awkward spot if they d have tried!!!
I don't want to appear too critical and I'm no expert but couldn't so many police have cleared the roundabout in readiness for the fire appliances who got held up waiting to get round?
No, blocking off the roundabout would have created massive jams behind the blockade- which is the only way for the emergency vehicles to gain access to the site in the first place.
OMFG I LIVE LIKE RIGHT NEXT TO THERE AND I WAS ON HOLIDAY WITHOUT MY PARENTS AND I CAME BACK THE DAY AFTER AND MY PARETS TOLD ME IT WAS SO SCARY BECAUSE THEY SAW IT!
If you're a driver and you hear an emergency vehicle's siren, you're supposed to stop to let them through. So many people not stopping at all. I guess that's London traffic for you. 🙄😒
It was hardly the Blitz over the top with all those appliances and police all evolved found health and safety Just like the n.h.s to many managers or two many fire Chiefs in this case
Some great video there. I guess a case of being at the right place at the right time, eh? I've got a couple of questions (I'm in Australia, so not conversant with UK policies). Firstly, why the blurring of number plates? Secondly, judging by some of the comments already posted, some staff of London Fire respond in their own privately owned vehicles, is that correct? This concept is so alien compared to Australia. Here if staff are on call (like an incident commander), then they take home a vehicle supplied by the service. Doesn't London Fire provide fleet vehicles to senior staff? Imagine the ridicule towards somebody turning up with red and blue strobes at an incident, baby booster seat in the back, and a collection of "My family" stick figure pictures plastered on the back window, along with a "Firies find 'em hot and leave 'em wet" bumper sticker! How does this using your own car idea work? Do they get an allowance of x$ per Km (or xGBP per mile-sorry I don't have a British Pound key on my keyboard!), or is their car salary sacrificed?
Don Coleman the number plates of the cars are blurred due to the fact that they are personal cars that belong to firemen when off duty and they need to respond, they have a fast means of responding. And also if they're police they are probably inspectors and still will be personal vehicles so for privacy reasons they're blurred
Don Coleman and to respond to the rest, they must make their car suitable for responding and they are the only ones that travel in them so they don't need to be first responder spec. And I'm not sure, I think the government pays for any mileage that was done whilst responding to an emergency, I know the lights, siren and in car gadgets will be supplied.
So Sir Bernard (of the Met) likes to operate by stealth? Why not send more blue and yellows there than license plates that need to be covered up in vids. Weird.
It’s good to know how much these people help us in our lives I am so grateful of what they do
A small clip of this video of the fire was used in the documentary 'Inside London Fire Brigade' in the first episode. Did you know this?
Great video. You got just about every UK siren there is.
Good God, I've never seen anything like that. There was a fire at a warehouse near me in 2016 but it definitely wasn't as bad as that. Brilliant catch.
wow 10/10 footage, this is like every other vehicle response video ive seen in one incident, sooooo many responses, good job XD
What makes this really good footage is, its difficult to keep up with stuff constantly arriving on the bell from different angles AND keep the camera reasonably straight. Well done mate.
Andy Daley are you Fire Fighter?
Flawless footage! Very impressive. Exciting to watch.
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Nice rare fire and vehicles responding to the scene
6:23 The London Fire Brigade's 2003 Mercedes-Benz Atego had a new siren called Whelen Alpha instead of Woodway Commander.
Epic video! You captured almost every type of emergency vehicle, nicely done ^_^
Mate... "I'm having a barbecue! "... what you harssing me for?
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ROBLOX_ JOSH!!!!! Yay
Must be some barbeque!
Such a brilliantly epic video. All them responses and then the onscene action at the end ;)
Lots of different vehicles. Really cool and rare stuff.
CobraEmergencyVideos what do you think of Grenfell Towers?
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Better get in touch with the LFB, we're going to need some serious response here
Whelen Alpha is what the London Ambulance Service gave to the London Fire Brigade in 2007.
Awesome footage, no fear from the Police questioning you, you kept on filming. I liked that you swapped locations too. Top marks.
Nice footage! So many vehicles to film!
I like the BMW at 1:50 and the command unit.
***** thanks!
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Brilliant footage mate!!.
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Cracking video! Love the 15 rej marked car :) and the active tourer at the start is probably the coolest fire officers car (?)
Hehe i would go for a m sport :3
IGradeVideos Badger emergency responses I'd go for a Dennis Sabre.
Oh wait.
Well done to all the emergency services you work so hard
Awesome footage
brilliant video mate...
Awesome video.
This vid is nostalgic
Top catch mate
Nice catch well done
Some Fire, Great video. Is that an unmarked VW Crafter on the pavement?
OMG THAT FIRE IS MASIVE MATE!!!!!
@ 4:25 Do you know what the white van was that’s parked on the foot path please? Just some curiosity.
Wow damn you got to see some flames. Need to catch a fire like this myself!
Thank god for all our fire fighters what a fantastic job you do but particularly yesterday.....stay safe
Dinosaur of a video, great job getting all those responses!!
***** thanks! Was quite a busy day for emergency services across London that day.
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Have a question why do you call trucks appliances and not apparatuses by the way great Video
Nice Video!
Excellent video as always. Many thanks.
Hopefully no one was injured.
awesome!!
Awesome!
aT 2:24 What powercall or siren is it.. ...I been trying to find it because They Use It In New Zealand
I am sure I was watching a TV program where that scene was shown. There was a TV cameraman standing closer recording it. I think it was '999 Emergency'.
Inside LFB?
Great footage, keep up the good work, i have some dash cam footage of responding to emergencies if you are interested, see it from the drivers view.........
Nelvis are you Fire Fighter?
This is how organized they are... Police 1st for security then comes the firemen then the ambulance. Job well done by all the responders!!!
@@Gencturk92 anything that can happen. Will happen.
And besides we dont need more paramedics and firefighters getting assaulted. Thats already happenin too much -.-
this must of been a serious fire bro
From what Company is the beacon on the AUDI at 3:07?
Was this when the people set fire to the Sony building?
Why have you blocked the images on the unmarked vehicles? would be nice to see a log of these
It's the license plates. I presume he done it to protect the car's identity.
gary63693 it's down to the senior officers cars it's personal, some are unmarked police officers.
Great vid, do you know what was going on?
Jesus the entire LFB officer's corps turned out for this one
hvymtal what about Grenfell Towers?
I am from Germany. Seeing a lot of Volkswagens, Mercedes and BMW vehicles I feel like being in Germany. And, also, they use the right hand lane most of the time. Anyway, there is not hi-lo siren....
2:54 the LFB should never have got rid of those sirens.
How many pumps was this in the end?
We have an undercover Panamera here in leicester, I freaked out when it went past
as an american this vid is huh idk a tad better than my country
I’m not familiar with England. I’m guessing the unmarked are M5 and you can’t show the license plate correct
They're fire officers that command the scene. There's no law against showing plates from any service, it's just done out of courtesy because those fire officers also use the cars for personal trips
I'm not from England, but way is there so many police on scene?
+Timo van der Kooij The unmarked cars are fire officers, but the police have to stop traffic and pedestrians from entering the scene. Bare in mind this is London, they have a lot of police around.
Nice video bud!!!!
Sry for my bad English. I just want to ask why so many unmarked cars drive to the fire. I mean, are this police officers ( so why they come there when marked cars are there) or firefighters in their private cars?
I think they're fire chiefs or inspectors. Not sure, but cops don't have a light on the roof.
because which ever police car there near they must get in it doesn't have to be the best it just has to be a car or van
why is fire backwards on one side
Moorefilm so if u look through the car mirrirs it says fire
cool, never sen so many vehicles respond, what was on fire?
mark m ent ya check the large industrial fire out
mark m watch Grenfell Towers
the fire was an industrial estate and one caught fire it was devestating news to my town as i live near there nobody was killed (i think) it happened last simmer
this is sad they are recordig everywhere i go through on a daily basis
Is it in Enfield ?
2:10 that kinda sounds like a fire alarm sounder tone...
There is zero point blanking the plates they are widely known already
Really amazed by the british people. Don't you guys make room for emergency responders? Watched a couple of video's today from UK, Germany, Netherlands and USA but only in the UK videos the rudeness of the people is really amazing.
Thats not really a fair assumption to make considering this whole video is based on a roundabout, its hard to get out of the way when traffic is heavy and other cars on the roundabout. We always move out the way
Jamie wow!
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uk pull up in bmw us pull up in ford crown victoria with alot of light
Great video! Not complaining at the LFB or anything, but why did they literally send about 6 or 7 incident commander/fire safety officers to the fire? I know it was a big fire, but what would all of them need to do? From a civilian view, wouldn't only having 2 or 3 there be better for a more straight forward command system?... Some nice action from the Met also.
King Tanyard In somewhere like london, response times can easily be delayed by traffic; so they tend to mobilize more than they need to make sure that atleast someone gets there quickly. You must remember that to start with Control would only have limited information, and as a controller you're always taught to assume the worst. At an incident like that, a controller would assume:
1 Officer commanding
2 Officer 2nd in Command
3 Safety Officer
4 Rescue Control Officer (Possibly)
5 HAZMAT Officer (Possibly)
6 Command Support Officer - Communication
7 Command Support Officer - BA Entry Control
8 Water Supply Officer
etc, etc; obviously, I'm exaggerating the number of commanders required, something with that many officers would be a Gold Level incident, but obviously with little information, assuming the worst, and the likelihood of some getting delayed, its no surprise they sent so many officers, and what else would they be doing, pushing pens around a desk :')
Hope this helped :)
Source: www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/7643/incidentcommand.pdf
King Tanyard they have to leave their ivory towers some time lol,
how bad was it
Y such a heavy police presence for a fire seriously ????
how did it start?
why is there so many unmarked cars
Bruh Bruh most of the unmarked cars are lfb officer vehicles, like incident commanders to fire safety officers.
Boris Johnson they are doctors anyway you should know you are Boris Johnson
@@archieprince6135 yeah... not doctors...
That police transit although a first responder caused more havoc than any of the other vehicles put together,couldn't have parked it in a more awkward spot if they d have tried!!!
How can this be? There's an Australian ambulance siren on a British fire engine. WHY?
How do u know its not originally british 🤔
How many police officers were there? It looked like more than firefighters!
Tomáš Kysela unmarked cars were Fire
The Londoner thanks, in Czech Republic we don't have unmarked Fire, So I was confused
that fire must of been very bad
Was this a Police facility in fire? I saw more Police vehicles than fire trucks!!!!
I don't want to appear too critical and I'm no expert but couldn't so many police have cleared the roundabout in readiness for the fire appliances who got held up waiting to get round?
No, blocking off the roundabout would have created massive jams behind the blockade- which is the only way for the emergency vehicles to gain access to the site in the first place.
Cat Lover what do you think of Grenfell Towers?
London really is burning lol
dangermarc350 what do you think of Grenfell Towers?
dangermarc350 sub me plz
Irene Davo sub me plz
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Irene Davo Grenfell tower fire was totally avoidable, council and landlord should have listened to the people living there.
5:58 Back up vehicles arriving
wow what happened ?
I LIVE VERY CLOSE TO THERE!!!!!!!!!
LFB quickly takling that fire.
1:45 1:52 when everything is comming
There was more police there than the actual fire
OMFG I LIVE LIKE RIGHT NEXT TO THERE AND I WAS ON HOLIDAY WITHOUT MY PARENTS AND I CAME BACK THE DAY AFTER AND MY PARETS TOLD ME IT WAS SO SCARY BECAUSE THEY SAW IT!
Was this fire thought to be a Terrorist attack hence the unmarked police cars.
it is so good emergency
woww i was going to work and i i saw that this morning it was horrific
Holy coooooooowwwwwwwww
If you're a driver and you hear an emergency vehicle's siren, you're supposed to stop to let them through. So many people not stopping at all.
I guess that's London traffic for you. 🙄😒
What was on fire??
The industrial estate...
Why so many Plain Police Cars?
They are fire officers
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I want to do the same
Great video
What make a giant fire
It was hardly the Blitz over the top with all those appliances and police all evolved found health and safety Just like the n.h.s to many managers or two many fire Chiefs in this case
Whelen Alpha and Woodway Commander.
Still say the mk1 frus have the best sirens
how many fire engines do London have they look like they have got millions
139x Pump Ladders (+33 in Reserve), 7x Aerial Ladders, 3x Turntable Ladders, 11x Rescue Units and a whole bunch of specialist vehicles
thepymes hose layer unit command uniT and operational support unit
thepymes wow you have done some research
Allan Pilgrim animations what do you think of Grenfell Towers?
thepymes are you a Fire Fighter?
man...our British emergency services sound so much cooler than that americans
yh
MMOJunkie I agree!
MMOJunkie and we don't stick excessive amounts of flags and Christmas decorations on our fire engines
Finlay Mitchell what do you think of Grenfall Towers! Seems to be no sound there!
Irene Davo sub me plz
Some great video there. I guess a case of being at the right place at the right time, eh? I've got a couple of questions (I'm in Australia, so not conversant with UK policies). Firstly, why the blurring of number plates? Secondly, judging by some of the comments already posted, some staff of London Fire respond in their own privately owned vehicles, is that correct? This concept is so alien compared to Australia. Here if staff are on call (like an incident commander), then they take home a vehicle supplied by the service. Doesn't London Fire provide fleet vehicles to senior staff? Imagine the ridicule towards somebody turning up with red and blue strobes at an incident, baby booster seat in the back, and a collection of "My family" stick figure pictures plastered on the back window, along with a "Firies find 'em hot and leave 'em wet" bumper sticker! How does this using your own car idea work? Do they get an allowance of x$ per Km (or xGBP per mile-sorry I don't have a British Pound key on my keyboard!), or is their car salary sacrificed?
Don Coleman the number plates of the cars are blurred due to the fact that they are personal cars that belong to firemen when off duty and they need to respond, they have a fast means of responding. And also if they're police they are probably inspectors and still will be personal vehicles so for privacy reasons they're blurred
Don Coleman and to respond to the rest, they must make their car suitable for responding and they are the only ones that travel in them so they don't need to be first responder spec. And I'm not sure, I think the government pays for any mileage that was done whilst responding to an emergency, I know the lights, siren and in car gadgets will be supplied.
@@mistaflippyiv4114 maybe personal cars but you can't get any information from also don't they belong in the public domain.
21st Century's Emergency Services.
So Sir Bernard (of the Met) likes to operate by stealth? Why not send more blue and yellows there than license plates that need to be covered up in vids. Weird.
+Martin Theiss The unmarked cars are fire officers, not police
Nice Vid!! 8-)
That police car does a bullhorn
In Portugal we call it a normal day xD