Urgent NYPD Response through heavy traffic with rare Hi-Lo siren and PA

NYPD responding for 2+ minutes urgently through heavy traffic due to a fender bender blocking a street. Rare use of hi-lo

[@jxshra8447]

that nypd unit is seriously having fun with that rumberler siren dude

[@ItsTrizzy262]

Dude was having the time of his life with that siren.

[@stevenhunt928]

officer presses literally every siren he has, I'm talking rumblers, hilos, wailers, yelpers, priority, manual, even the looping sirens and the intercom system

[@PYG477]

At this point the police car should have just drove on the sidewalk

[@donnerschwein]

NY Hi-Lo sounds like a rave party

[@farque1000]

Doesn't matter how many tones he can play, they ain't going to move for Him

[@kittysirenhunterco2392]

Woah, that's Rumble hi/lo signal :D

[@Ngine324]

In order to be appointed the driver of a police car you must be a certified DJ otherwise you'll be walking on duty

[@Dean-qq4wy]

No emergency vehicle should even have to stop while responding to a call.

[@sunsetpalmsproductions3633]

He was just like: “fine I’ll walk”

[@4.6lv8victoria2]

NYPD:

[@PlatinumEagleStudios]

1:32

[@jamesgarret5033]

0:33

[@scham1219]

The US should do the European way. Left lane shifts Left. Right lane shifts Right. Responder goes up the middle. Been there as a motorist and a responder...

[@sirendude]

Honestly sad. Nobody will move.

[@nayeonfan896]

Me when I sleepwalking and I hear this and dance

[@wotb123]

1:34

[@tristanmiller5215]

NYPD about to drop the hottest dubstep track

[@hampton-roads-bus-guy]

Is the Hi-Lo siren meant for heavy traffic?

[@nanomage]

For reference, over in Sweden where I worked a few years police are authorized to use the sidewalks in code 1 situations.