This video is a great representation for Fairfax Fire and Rescue, and especially the GSVFD! Thanks for what you do guys, you FF's here have saved family members of mine multiple times, and you just saved my neighbor's home last week. All Respect.
10 years later and this video still has the best quality sound of -most- fire response videos on TH-cam. This, folks, why you DON'T use a damn GoPro as a dashcam, but instead opt for [just about any] other video recording device with a stereo mic that isn't hidden behind a cheap, plasticky waterproofing shield. :P
I've always loved watching EMS response videos. Not until recently have I EVER thought to do it as a career. I am currently doing my EMT-B training and I'll be done in April '12. Might as well do Fire as well and then in a few years try my hand at Nursing School.
Dude. 3 sirens! Epic! You don't hear THAT every day on a fire truck! Naturally, you'll only hear the electronic, powercall, or both powercall and Q. You might even hear the electronic siren and Q.
@robotracking 75 feet is the most common length for semis here in usa, you can get longer and wider trailers but you have to get permits, file paperwork with the dot, lot of paperwork
At 8:02 , green car: And that's why you don't ride that close behind an ambulance and why you also always check your mirrors before a lane change. It's amazing how people just can't figure out how to drive safely around incident scenes.
Nice work on the sirens and horns! Great work on the driving, quick and safe! Dose the hiway maintenace dept. or DOT near you help block off lanes at all in a crash like this. ! more lane of blockage would have been good I think. In the St. Paul/Minneapolis metro area of Min. we do get out DOT to help a lot of the time. The have hiway helpers to help & reg dump trcks with crash barriors mounted on truck. STAE SAFE PLEASE. Thx 4 sharing.
When I saw that Ambulance pass on the other side of the highway going the opposite direction, was a little curious to know how they were going to be able to get to the other side of the highway with the major traffic jam there was, but luckily the accident was on the same side of the highway they were already on
UFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF iria de lo mas feliz ahi con esos panas bomberos fumandonos un blunt asi con ese sonido verga!!!!!!!!! ACABO!:... de pana jajajajajajaja
You do when the scene's happening at night! This one's happening during the day, and a fluorescent vest is mandatory for safety, otherwise, a car might hit you if they can't see you at night.
@Zantozzzz It stands for Engine 422 B meaing there is another Engine 422 at the same station. So pretty much the station this Engine is at has two Engines.
2 years later.. lol, hey. So yeah, in Germany you clear the middle lane (or clear and create a middle lane) for emergency vehicles in jammed traffic. If you fail to do so (as of Oct 2017) you are fined 320 euro (us$380) and you are banned from driving for a month. They have had to continue to raise the penalties through the roof in light of such situations as the 18 people who died in a bus fire in Muenchenberg when rescue workers reported they were blocked in by vehicles that did not form an emergency lane, or from motorists who slowed to take pictures of people burning alive.
I hate it when you try to block a lane for FF's and people just drive around your car and get right back into that lane in front of you, like they're the only ones that matter. Sometimes they'll even stop and ask what's going on or for directions. Get OVER and STAY OUT OF THE WAY!
Hmm interesting that every department does not follow the safety requirements while on a traffic accident especially on a Busy highway.. Fire crews must no matter what when working an accident they must wear a safety vest every department members that working the accident. More people are most likely to see the safety vest then a fire fighter jacket.
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That air horn though.
+ShockAndAwe417 but nice run
I love the sound of the Jake Brake!
Fastest way go in the shoulder I love it. Great response and Stay safe :)
This video is a great representation for Fairfax Fire and Rescue, and especially the GSVFD! Thanks for what you do guys, you FF's here have saved family members of mine multiple times, and you just saved my neighbor's home last week. All Respect.
10 years later and this video still has the best quality sound of -most- fire response videos on TH-cam.
This, folks, why you DON'T use a damn GoPro as a dashcam, but instead opt for [just about any] other video recording device with a stereo mic that isn't hidden behind a cheap, plasticky waterproofing shield. :P
Damn that Jake brake sounds good!
make more ! . one of the clearest video's ive seen yet great job !!!
This engine is now at a department north of College Station, Texas
I've always loved watching EMS response videos. Not until recently have I EVER thought to do it as a career. I am currently doing my EMT-B training and I'll be done in April '12. Might as well do Fire as well and then in a few years try my hand at Nursing School.
Great video!
People are stupid. Your suppose to PULL TO THE RIGHT
Love the jake brakes
great driving!
love the j brake.
Hey man Thanks for the Video, love it lot.. hope more of powercall,Q,Horn same time from station to call!! nice jake brake if that is called
Dude. 3 sirens! Epic! You don't hear THAT every day on a fire truck! Naturally, you'll only hear the electronic, powercall, or both powercall and Q. You might even hear the electronic siren and Q.
Wow people really need to slow down when approaching emergency vehicles. Crazy
Awesome Video
Great driving! :D
@robotracking 75 feet is the most common length for semis here in usa, you can get longer and wider trailers but you have to get permits, file paperwork with the dot, lot of paperwork
@Engine944 , Those Ambulances are heavy duty Frightliner M2's ambulances.
I'm not a fan of the Powercall, but great use of the Q and air horns..reminds me of calls around here, long distances and anticipation
good job filming props to the Fire Dpartment!
@dangerjp Actually E422-B "Bravo" is actually the SECOND engine at the GSVFD and is run MOSTLY by VOLUNTEERS. E-422 is MOSTLY career firefighters
At 8:02 , green car: And that's why you don't ride that close behind an ambulance and why you also always check your mirrors before a lane change. It's amazing how people just can't figure out how to drive safely around incident scenes.
Nice work on the sirens and horns! Great work on the driving, quick and safe! Dose the hiway maintenace dept. or DOT near you help block off lanes at all in a crash like this. ! more lane of blockage would have been good I think. In the St. Paul/Minneapolis metro area of Min. we do get out DOT to help a lot of the time. The have hiway helpers to help & reg dump trcks with crash barriors mounted on truck. STAE SAFE PLEASE. Thx 4 sharing.
I thought a fire truck serves as a barricade when there is an accident on a highway? As in protect the crash scene from any incoming cars?
Yes he blocked traffic.
When I saw that Ambulance pass on the other side of the highway going the opposite direction, was a little curious to know how they were going to be able to get to the other side of the highway with the major traffic jam there was, but luckily the accident was on the same side of the highway they were already on
UFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF iria de lo mas feliz ahi con esos panas bomberos fumandonos un blunt asi con ese sonido verga!!!!!!!!! ACABO!:... de pana jajajajajajaja
nice work by the fire dept,but why was the troopers car not blocking a lane like it should be?? That's standard procedure everywhere?
#! were you guys going the wrong way?
#2 was the Rescue just driving by or were they originally on the call?
You do when the scene's happening at night! This one's happening during the day, and a fluorescent vest is mandatory for safety, otherwise, a car might hit you if they can't see you at night.
Haha I love our engine that thing is awesome I didnt know anyone filmed us
NICE!
...what state is this?
Virginia
Great Vid Nice jake and Q I'm assuming this is on I 95 in Fairfax County Virginia
Richie West I-10 VFD TX
@Zantozzzz It stands for Engine 422 B meaing there is another Engine 422 at the same station. So pretty much the station this Engine is at has two Engines.
Almost nobody would move out of the way
Frostay MOOOSE Yeah, there's one video from Germany where everybody on the highway got out of the way. Here, nobody gives a fuck.
2 years later.. lol, hey.
So yeah, in Germany you clear the middle lane (or clear and create a middle lane) for emergency vehicles in jammed traffic.
If you fail to do so (as of Oct 2017) you are fined 320 euro (us$380) and you are banned from driving for a month.
They have had to continue to raise the penalties through the roof in light of such situations as the 18 people who died in a bus fire in Muenchenberg when rescue workers reported they were blocked in by vehicles that did not form an emergency lane, or from motorists who slowed to take pictures of people burning alive.
Very nice response! :)
Are you Greater Springfield Volunteer Fire Department in Fairfax County, VA?
@Zantozzzz Im assuming engine 422-B The b standing for second due engine im assuming
I hate it when you try to block a lane for FF's and people just drive around your car and get right back into that lane in front of you, like they're the only ones that matter. Sometimes they'll even stop and ask what's going on or for directions. Get OVER and STAY OUT OF THE WAY!
and the only time they should not be wearing the vest is during fire fighting operations....other than that always always always wear a safety vest.
Nice Jake
i was wondering when they were going to cut off the Powercall.
Where is there safety vests at?
you had quite a ways to go
Was that Jake on automatic? Sounded like it...
wat dept is this
what kind of rig is that?
Hmm interesting that every department does not follow the safety requirements while on a traffic accident especially on a Busy highway.. Fire crews must no matter what when working an accident they must wear a safety vest every department members that working the accident. More people are most likely to see the safety vest then a fire fighter jacket.
Oh shit nearly another crash @ 8:05
Toyota vs BMW
That's more like it 😂
what does E422B stand for?
This engine was severely damaged in a station fire in Hearne, TX parts of the cab was burned
Is it in service
Where is this at. ?
Springfield, VA stretch of I95 often referred to as the "mixing bowl", massive interchange are of I95/I395/I495
06:02 Optimus Prime is on scene!
Merci 5uml
you should have closed the two lanes to the left cuz those trucks were to close and where is your safety vests
helmet cam please
00:45 "Do something Lady". I knew that was a woman from when you could first see the car. Dammit! Women drivers are going to be the death of me
00:45
you should put more tags
@TheMrDJMoo Oh, ok. I was just trying to come up with an answer for him
in turnout gear you dont need a vest
what fire department is this
David James Fairfax County
Do something lady lol
I love how people don't move over until your RIGHT up on there tail. Idiot drivers these days, just think that could be YOUR family there going to.
why drive on the shoulder??? oh right get to the scene quicker.... nice job....... sirens are awsome too
ejohansson3 engine 422b is in Herndon Virginia
Dylan Chalmers no engine 422b is in Springfield Virginia
404 is Herndon