Fire Engines Responding to a Fire Call

Fire engines respondingt to an alarm of fire in an apartment complex. Shreveport, Louisiana June 21, 2002

Duration : 0:2:30


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25 Responses to “Fire Engines Responding to a Fire Call”

  1. Back in the days of …
    Back in the days of low gas prices.

  2. That sounds pretty …
    That sounds pretty cool. I wonder if they sell those switches on eBay? It would be so neat to have one in your personal car. You could sleep late and still get to work early. lol

  3. no. there built …
    no. there built into the truck itself, to put one in your car, youve have to pretty much built a new engine around the switch. there purposly made so your cant do that

  4. i dont know on …
    i dont know on expence, put in beofre i was a firefighter. but theres a switch that when you turn on the lights, and rattle light in disstancew (5oo or so yards) goes off. and they stay red till the trucks out of range.

  5. How do they work …
    How do they work and are they very expensive? How long does the light stay red?

  6. cambridge springs …
    cambridge springs pa. well erie has them cambridge is just a tiny town, but erie we use them

  7. Where is here?
    Where is here?

  8. rlly? here they do. …
    rlly? here they do. oh well

  9. I don’t think you …
    I don’t think you are correct - The PD has no such traffic light control here in Shreveport. I believe that the police car was just responding the the fire.

  10. the cop was actully …
    the cop was actully an escort. in bigger citys, traffic lights have “rattle lights” or these blue strobes that flash and put full red on the traffic lights. the older engine wouldnt have been able to trigger it because of its age. however, the newer police interceptor has the switch and therefore could, we get escorts for our one engine because we have this problem

  11. boomerlesterok on August 3rd, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    those r my heroes!
    those r my heroes!

  12. even put the cop to …
    even put the cop to the curb lol

  13. Amazing how things …
    Amazing how things have changed since 2002.

  14. OMG I WISH GAS WAS …
    OMG I WISH GAS WAS STILL THAT CHEAP

  15. The ladder at the …
    The ladder at the end is gettin it done boys!! Thats how you drive it!

  16. LovinMyPrincess911 on August 3rd, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    Gotta love how at …
    Gotta love how at about 2:00, that one car just keeps on trucking through the intersection in front of them. Love how the morons in America fail to yield to emergency vehicles, yet want to complain all the time how “it took them forever to get here”

  17. singularitytime on August 3rd, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    If todays or better …
    If todays or better still last years prices was on that board i’m sure one of those trucks would have wrecked!

  18. They get 1 Heavy …
    They get 1 Heavy rescue, 3 pumps, 2 trucks and a Batt chief? On a Commercial Structure Fire ignment? We get the same minus the Heavy Rescue we get a Squad with 2 paramedics. Depends on who the Batt Chief is that day, he might add a Light force and / or a Quint / Engine Company! If it is a worker.

  19. you won’t see the …
    you won’t see the fuel prices like that ever again.

  20. 1.36 for gas holy …
    1.36 for gas holy

  21. twinboysfire52 on August 3rd, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    awesome video
    awesome video

  22. bpdexplorer129nc on August 3rd, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    The colors never …
    The colors never run! wave it proudly in the air as you go! :)

  23. bpdexplorer129nc on August 3rd, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    sounds like the …
    sounds like the battalion chief has some Whelen Talons siren

  24. kanoshFireDept on August 3rd, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    WOW freakin AWESOME …
    WOW freakin AWESOME vid man!!!

  25. Nice E-One diesels …
    Nice E-One diesels and sirens, horns…

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