COASTGUARD RESCUE RESPONDING! + Police Cars, Fire Engines & Emergency Vehicles!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Chepstow's HM Coastguard Search and Rescue Team are seen responding through Penarth to a high risk missing persons call on Barry Island after being on Covid-19 Patrol in Cardiff City Centre. Other Coastguard Rescue Teams from Penarth, Barry, and Llantwit Major were also called out, alongside the Police and Ambulance Services. The person was located safely. Also included in the compilation are other videos of Police cars responding from South Wales Police, Ambulances of the Welsh Ambulance Service, and Fire Engines Responding from the South Wales Fire and Rescue Service.
Thank you to the Coastguard Officers who were kind enough to come over and have a chat with me👍
Thanks for watching!
Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales 🏴
When I first started in the job, I was stationary at red ATS on a major crossroads.
I saw a HMCG 4x4 responding in my wing mirror, so being the helpful soul I am, I activated my vehicles emergency lighting, pulled forward and held the traffic at the junction, only for the HMCG vehicle to just stop at the red ATS and deactivate it's kit.
To say my tutor was a little unimpressed, and demanded I brush up on my Road Vehicle Lighting Regs '89 was an understatement... Whoops!
Great catch buddy! Love the follow footage 👍🚑
@Connall Bain
Yup, thought I was the literal embodiment of "partnership collaboration" and a shining example to others among the wider Blue Light family, but instead I just looked like a complete and utter Twat.
HMCG are not allowed to pass red lights, exceed the speed limit or go right of keep left signs.
They basically have the same rights as a doctor responding on green lights.
I’ve been in the police and HMCG it would be better to remove blue lights from the HMCG.
@@Adepalady999 Nah, give all blue light vehicles the same rights and exemptions. Literally, you can only claim all blue light exemptions, IF you are the Fire Brigade, Ambulance Service, Military special forces, National Crime Agency, or Police. So said Wikipedia (which pisses me off). If you're anyone else, you can either have limited blue light exemptions, or not at all.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_vehicle_equipment_in_the_United_Kingdom#Permitted_use
Follow the Coastguard! Nicely done.
Had to be done😂cheers
Amazing rare catch!!!!
Cheers maye
The heavy breathing at the start though lmao. Its like me when I see food.
The way the siren on that Coastguard truck kicks-in is almost terrifying!
Haha just a little!😂
Damn Barry island looks different without 1000 people there 😂
Your 100% right 😳😂
Didn't even notice it was Barry😂😂 the only other time I've seen it without a million people in it is on Gavin and Stacy
Coastguard vehicals look so cool.
Agreed 👍
Damn looks serious, glad all are okay, nice vid mate👍
Great catches!
Thanks for watching mate
I love the pickup truck. Nissan Frontier!!!
Fantastic video mate 🏴🙏
Nice catches!
Cheers mate
nice recording mate 👍👌👏
Thanks for watching mate
Fantastic catches my friend! LOVED IT
Epic catch! Love those lights!
Thanks for watching!
Would be cool to see some North Wales emergency response catches
Great video!! Nice units on the scene!
Great catch
Thanks for watching mate
Another great video 👍. FYI the light bars on the Police vehicles have a blue centre section that’s constantly on when the light bar is in use. This is used to show when they are speeding through and activate a speed camera on the camera taken image that they can see the vehicle was on a 999 call and not prosecute the Police driver for unnecessary speeding.
Thanks for watching!
You get about Cardiff mind 😂😂
Well done! Nice compilation!🚓
Cheers
The secret of getting ahead is getting started.
Nice video , always good too see new stuff & including coastguard , makes it's more enjoyable ps keep up the hard work & well done , I know it cant be easy finding this & planning & editing so thank you
Thank you for watching, appreciate it👍
Nice
Nice catchs and it was nice of the fire arms officers to give you a wave
Thanks, i know most of them haha
@@dragonemergencyvideos same for me in Swindon
Great vid mate keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks mate
Cool video!
Cheers mate
I WAS THERE 😂
very good video
Thanks
Was that Coastguard catch luck or did you know it was gonna happen! Great video! :)
Thanks, and just luck😅
@@dragonemergencyvideos AMAZING THO!
Nice Police cars
Thanks
😍😍😍
5:18 do they know you or something?
Yes
He's Wales's top most wanted.
Why does the coast guard rescue at the beginning wait till the light is green to go all out? Unless he was dispatched at that moment, i kinda want to know why.
Technically, the Coastguard are not allowed to run red lights while on calls, which quite frankly is utterly ridiculous.
HMCG have to to abide by all road traffic laws, they have no exemptions
HMCG can’t go through red ATS???
Yeah
Nathan Rock All emergency vehicles are allowed to go through red ATS but they must be treated as give way signs.
@@timothyjames5320 HMCG Don't claim the same exemptions so can't. What you saw there was what the service ask the driver to do. With the new regs being ironed out with the DfT and all other services those things may change.
HMCG have no speed exemptions so no speeding and cant go through any red lights so must drive normally even with the blues on. They dont do a response course just watch a video the last I heard
As an ex Coastguard I can confirm they have no exemptions and yes the only training is a video and question paper
What kind of siren does that truck use?
Premier hazard of some type i think, someone will know hopefully
RSG MC-32 with 'American' tones. Their newer vehicles don't utilise the American tones thankfully.
AlphaDelta East What kind of tones do they use?
@@markfowler6330 video shows wail, yelp and hilo. There's also a priority/phaser
Apparently Ford Kugas have a Nelvis drive....
What is an elvis drive
I thought the coast guard where on holiday this year? Haven’t seen them at any beaches or is so life guards not come under coast gaurss
Most lifeguards at beaches are RNLI, thought there is other organizations that do it as well. They are not apart of HM Coastguard
RNLI Provide the lifeguard service at the majority of UK beaches, some are council run. HM Coastguard is the 4th UK emergency service so will always provide a SAR service, HMCG have been non stop the last few weeks with the lockdown easing up.
Goodness, he wasn’t going that fast? Is that because coastguard aren’t permitted to go above the speed limit on blues and twos?
Correct. You can either have all exemptions, if you are the National Crime Agency, Military Special Forces, Ambulance Service, Fire Brigade, or Police. Everyone else can either have few or no exemptions, which ticks me off.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_vehicle_equipment_in_the_United_Kingdom#Permitted_use
Are coastguard allowed to go through red lights?
They are classed as an emergency vehicle and are no different to police, fire, ambulance,with regards to red lights.
They don't claim exemptions from traffic laws, they just use emergency equipment to aid progress.
Edit- so to clarify, that's no speeding, going through reds etc
HM Coastguard vehicles don’t have the exemptions to proceed through red lights. If traffic lights are red, blue lights and sirens should be deactivated until green. Can be very confusing for road users
@@THESTIG-cc7fq HMCG have no exemptions they cant speed or go through red lights. Different emergency services have different regs awarded to them. The coastguard have the use of lights and sirens but not alot more really
So what's the point in them having lights and sirens then?
Why is the first guy driving like an old lady? :D
Coastguards can't exceed the speed limit
Ey dragon ive got a vid of an unmarked coppa and a western ambulance responding in the uk if ya want em
Cheers but I only upload my own content mate 👍
Alrighty, i wast just curious 😅
Awesome catches!
Thanks for watching mate
Nice