HUGE CONVOYS of Fire Trucks Responding Code 3 to BUILDING FIRE in Montrèal!
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- A HUGE Repsonse of many Fire Trucks and engines from different stations from the Canadian city of Montrèal Fire Department / Service de sécurité incendie de Montréal (SIM) are seen responding to a high rise structure fire in the downtown district with smoke showing. Units responding include the BRAND NEW Ladder 420, Rescue 613, Operations Chief 132, and an unmarked Dodge Caravan Supervisor Unit of the Montrèal Police Service / Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SVPM).
You can also see Engine 205 and Ladder 405 turning out of their home station, along with the station tones. Station 5 in the busiest firehouse in Quebec!
(C) DEV 2019
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That driver at 2:51 is a model to all citizens. When emergency vehicles are responding, get out of the way no matter what. That driver completely canceled their turn to let that engine pass. Remember people, time is everything
Nice to see more American/Canadian videos from you on my feed!
Thanks for watching Cobra!
So organized and quiet. Pretty cool
Oh yes it's finally out! Loved all of it!
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it!
Despite what I saw in another video of yours you are actually very good at keeping a camera steady
Thanks! I appreciate that
@@dragonemergencyvideos hey dont mention it I understand the difficulty of keeping a camera steady
Ah, do I ever love Montreal's station tones. Sick video man!
Thanks mate! Those tones are definitely something different
I live in montreal and the emergency service is really good!
There sure seemed to be a lot of confusion and lack of hustle despite smoke showing! Was expecting lotsa noise, hoses being stretched and lots of personnel around.
Could the call not have been as thought?
Smart rigs!
I have no idea why they were hanging around so much 🤔 Seemed as if they were waiting for something or someone. The confusion was probabily caused by the language barrier between me and the other guy who first called 911 (who was from the states) and the Call operator, as neither of us spoke French or knew the area
I thought the opposite after watching it. I thought it was super organized, especially for the amount of resources. What I think happened is the first few trucks who responded already entered the building and used interior hose lines to fight the fire. It was likely small and out quick. The others were all there on standby waiting to see if they were needed and for orders. I think for a fire in a tall building, it is important to have too many resources rather than too few. You can send units away faster than you can have the respond.
@@jameslarosa5074 These are some good points. Better to be safe than sorry and have them stage.
I'm just assuming based on my limited knowledge of how big city FDs work. Might be wrong. Maybe a firefighter will comment and clear it up. Cool video though!
CobraEmergencyVideos - North America I hope you’re not stretching a hose line from the truck at a 5 story building lmao
Food job. Thank you for your service!
As always excellent outstanding brilliant they deserve alot of credit tons of it let's honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen and police who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated great job great team work and great and sweet catches as usual still going strong great team efforts are deeply appreciated stay safe and warm out there stay strong and healthy as well much love and respect and appreciation job well done you should be proud one of the biggest responses ever really enjoyed and appreciate the vidoes please keep them coming appreciate you guys very impressed way to go !!" Joe
7:00 love the sound of the trucks backing up
A piece of France in Northern America (Canada) Great video friend.
Reminds me of Chicago the color of the trucks 😆
Yeah everybody was saying that!😂
The top is actually a very dark blue
@@johnwrigley1624 Yeah that's true
@Lizzie Allen nice, i understand what ur saying their. 👍
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nice catches mate
Thanks!!
Great video mate!
Cheers mate
Incredible video mate.
Cheers mate
Im from Montréal,good job 🇲🇶🇨🇦
It seems like some fire trucks borrowed the sired sound from Kojak ;D
Is the fire station bell that little chime sound at the beginning of the video?
Yeah 😂
nice catches
Thanks, but who is rian? 🤔😂
Epic great catch 👍
Thanks!
You weren't kidding when you said huge convoy.
How come they refer to code rather then say 4 alarm or 5 alarm. Now do they say engine or station pending certain equipment needed ?
Huh? We still use first, second, third, fourth and fifth alarms as terminology.
Awesome
any special significance with the SUV with green emergency lights? (06:39)
Scene command
Wondered if it was Mall Security jumping a call :)
@@seabugs1 no no...the side said Chief and it was fd colored and lettering
@@oklakota I was joking, I won't quit my day job
IDK good questipn
wait, dont have cars in montreal front license plates?????
LegoStraWarsFreak888 nope and i live in montreal
Ain't gottem in North Carolina either.
- Greetings from Chapel Hill Raleigh Durham, Duke University, the "famous" (everything is relative) Research Triangle and home of the Tar Heels
@@staticbrz je confirme,je suis de Montréal aussi
The sirens sound like baying hounds!
Do they have any snorkel fire trucks, tiller fire trucks, tower ladder fire trucks & tanker fire trucks (tender fire trucks) in Montreal, Canada??????
I would assume so yes. Canada is not a poor country.
Im from Montréal and I don’t think if the sécurité incendie Montréal(SIM)is equiped with tender fire truck
@@justinbourget1560 A tender is basically a tanker carrying water. Its used in areas where there are no fire hydrants. I get the impression that the majority of Montreal has fire hydrants everywhere so it has no need for a tender.
Montreal has 3 tankers in the western boroughs (stations 51, 56 and 59). No tiller trucks at all. We have 52 elevation units which include 42 ladder trucks, 3 snorkels, 7 tower ladders. We also have 70 Engines, 4 hazmat units, 3 heavy rescues, 10 light rescues, 1 command post and a few dozens various vehicles. (Those are all manned units, you can add 30-40 spare units). Montreal FD runs 67 stations (all career). Also no ambulances as those are run by the health dept, but all engines respond to prio-1 medical emergencies along with the assigned ambulance.
@@ikilleditwithfire interesting,if I passe near the station 51,56 and 59,I’m gonna trying to pay attention to the fleets 🙂
F I R E T R U C K S A R E A W E S O M E
Epic video 👌
Thanks mate
Interesting they’re more like US style fire companies than European
It makes sense tbh, as its still in North America. They buy their trucks from American companies
Yes Canadian Emergency Response is very similar to American. Most of the trucks here are built in the states.
N J Merlino my thought as well. I expected the Euro style. 🚒🇨🇦
On the first vid I knew exactly what the siren was I literally went brmmmm and 2 seconds later brmmmm It was funny like if you agree
Me and the boys on our way to find the CEO of fire
lol the ladders callsign was 420
If I walked across the ramp when the guys would hear it later
Nice
One question how did you know there was going to be a large call out sounds suspicious to me. Andy England 🇬🇧
Who said I knew there was going to be a callout? I was waiting at the station for them to turn out, then followed to the scene which was 1 block away
@@dragonemergencyvideos I was only messing with you carm down sorry I should have put an winking emoji. Andy England 🇬🇧👍
Erm..okay 🤔
LMAO LADDER-420 1:50
What’s with the airport chime in the first video😂😂😂😂
No Diapones or sirens
Nice trucks, compared to the UK
Amazing
Thanks for watching
What does the green lights mean on the car?
@6:50
I think it's to distinguish the Commander?
To signify a unit with a command center
It's a Chief of operations (chef aux opérations in french), the equivalent of a Battalion Chief in the United States.
@@marc-andredubuc9634 so the green means too let people know that you are in you pov running to friehouse so the get truck .
Bruh, did I just see a police minivan?
1:52 the ladder company says 420
Yes? It's ladder 420
DragonEmergencyVideos 420 means weed
Should of video taped them in action taking out the fire
What, go inside of the burning building? Don't think so lol
@@dragonemergencyvideos he means outside
And then ppl complain bout the dutch fd?
These sirens are worse🤣
How are they worse? Their super loud and effective
@@dragonemergencyvideos ever heard the amsterdam fd?
@@dragonemergencyvideos honestly bro it sounds terrible like a cat in trouble no diff in tone
European trucks have nothing on this.
Love the trucks, hate the city. Can’t understand anything they say even when you take French here in America.
It's still a lovely city, although the language barrier is a bit of a pain when the rest of North America speak English
we dont only speak french lol i mean both language we are in Canada by the way !
we are unique and glad To be the only one where we speak another language than the english !
Central New York Responses What does not understanding French have to do with the city itself? Do you say that when you visit every other non-English city?
@@Top10Mr In most US schools when they learn french, they learn France french. The Quebec dialect is different enough that it's hard to understand if you expect France french.
It is still funny: French inscriptions on US made fire apparatus :-)
yes :D
because they speak french too
Comedy gold right here
Ahhh, love seeing brothers/sisters from other countries head to work! Great look rigs and nice video.
The last truck there has to bring the hot dogs and marshmallows.
Do they?😂 I thought it was cakes
@@dragonemergencyvideos That's the Fire Chiefs job
Nice wideo zapraszam do mnie
Hello from Newark NJ good video
Thanks!
Amazing footage! Love the new ladder 420
It's my absolute favourite!
Lets hope it doesn't attend a blaze a day
Tbh I didnt fully read the Name and thought it was Chicago
røgue_dj Well, if i didn’t read the title i would still be able to tell the difference because chicago fd uses the EQ2B
@@amboyfirebuff409 that's when I looked at the title
Awesome video great job!
Thanks for watching
Pierce...Fuck Yeah!
Amazing Video!!!
Thanks
Little traffic in Montreal. Looks pleasant and quieter than most cities?
Montreal people speak a different language, what's with all the ~
Amazing video!
Thanks!!
Just a quick note for all you Millenials...Incindiary comes from the French word "Incindie", meaning fire. Just sayin'
The title is an Exaggeration
It's true air horn?
You need to relax a bit with the zoom feature.
no he needs the close ups on the fire trucks, because firetrucks are awesome