Great job getting through that lot. It really is time Australia wide a campaign is needed for ALL drivers on how to react to emergency vehicles. It is disgusting that there are so many drivers, especially in South Australia but seen in many states, do not not know how to react.
that's an awesome run, I had a good run on the 17th to Bargo, got to go through the harbor tunnel and ED I tell you responding through tunnels is awesome.
Fuck, us more Rural blokes have it easier. Could imagine the ungrateful gits who get the shits because they have to pull over or stop for a single second.
Well yeah in southern parts are 15Deg C to 5 Deg C during Winter but in Summer it's 33 to 48Deg C. Far northern Australia is 33 Deg C Wet and Dry seasons. (Tropical)
@@jackfletcher5588 not more modern. Built for a different purpose. Our tankers carry more water and have protection systems to ensure survival of conditions that would burn an urban appliance.
Why don’t the government just build emergency roads like on the highway, on main roads across Victoria so that when it’s peak hour the emergency service has that road open to them
Does not surprise me at all, stupid drivers that don't know what 2 do when there is an emergency vehicle near them or they just don't care and then there is the councils that don't know how to spend taxpayers dollars on building decent roads. You guys n girls will always have 2 put up with that traffic nightmare. And a big thankyou to all those involved in the RFS and any other volunteer workers that helps the community and afar :)
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They do have normal jobs! These guys are volunteers! Which makes it more awesome. I love being a member of the NSWRFS!
Great job getting through that lot. It really is time Australia wide a campaign is needed for ALL drivers on how to react to emergency vehicles. It is disgusting that there are so many drivers, especially in South Australia but seen in many states, do not not know how to react.
Great job guys I know it's extremely hard and frustrating amazing work
Gee lots of traffic, must be school run time.😂. Good work and stay safe.🇦🇺
innovative way of getting past heavy traffic. well done & stay safe.
that's an awesome run, I had a good run on the 17th to Bargo, got to go through the harbor tunnel and ED I tell you responding through tunnels is awesome.
3Slim3Shady3 heck yeah. Not bad going through the cuttings on the F3/M1 but tunnels are just mad :)
Good View!👍
Thanks for putting up with the bs guys you all do a great job we do appreciate it despite some ppls inability to move out of your way
Great driving by all involved.
Thank you so much oxo
As a former firie....huge kudos for the clip. Stay safe thoughts are with you all ;)
Amazing job you guys do! Just wish more people would use common sense... Stay safe everyone!
The things we have to do in a Fire truck to get us to a job, lucky for our Brigade that we live in the Country, no traffic to slow us up, just cows
I am in a brigade who doesn't have either. It's great when responding. Straight there.
Awsome Response Guys I also Resonded in Cat one from Katoomba with BMT Taskforce Had a lucky run saved Houses Good day in all
Good job on a tough run.
Fuck, us more Rural blokes have it easier. Could imagine the ungrateful gits who get the shits because they have to pull over or stop for a single second.
I agree
nice vid, ive never been to Australia but i want to go. really nice fire trucks, they arent much different from the ones here in the UK
If you do come to Australia come during Australian winter. (UK summer time)
Wally1967 its weird that, how the australian winter is our summer XD
Well yeah in southern parts are 15Deg C to 5 Deg C during Winter but in Summer it's 33 to 48Deg C.
Far northern Australia is 33 Deg C Wet and Dry seasons. (Tropical)
these trucks are the rural trucks in Australia. Our city trucks are alot more modern then these ones
@@jackfletcher5588 not more modern. Built for a different purpose. Our tankers carry more water and have protection systems to ensure survival of conditions that would burn an urban appliance.
Looks like mayhem from here....
Actually Penrith, NSW. Sydney is 40km away
Why don’t the government just build emergency roads like on the highway, on main roads across Victoria so that when it’s peak hour the emergency service has that road open to them
Do you see spare space next to every busy road to build a lane that no one will use??
Plus idiot car driver's will just drive down them anyway as another lane of traffic to by pass all the heavy traffic so how's that suppose to work?
@@bobthebuilder19979 use cameras that will record if anyone uses it unless they ain’t a emergency vehicle
Unreal, i've actually seen a fiery and a driver get out and fight because the driver wouldnt move for the truck at a red light.
Castlereagh = "sydney"
Does not surprise me at all, stupid drivers that don't know what 2 do when there is an emergency vehicle near them or they just don't care and then there is the councils that don't know how to spend taxpayers dollars on building decent roads. You guys n girls will always have 2 put up with that traffic nightmare. And a big thankyou to all those involved in the RFS and any other volunteer workers that helps the community and afar :)
What about the language!!