they were responding to a man pinned under a forklift.. they responded simultaniously bescue they were on their way back from a smoke condition when this call came through... the pinned man survived and was taken to a hospital by paramus ambulance
hm... yea your right. i dont know why he has a siren to be honest but the rule is no sirens and it been like that since my grandfather was on active duty in bergen county in the sixties and seventies
The guy who pulled in with a siren could have been a chief. I know chiefs can have their POVs marked as emergency vehicles, and that most FDs will issue their chiefs cars. Usually, they'll just go to the scene, but sometimes they'll go to the station for a variety of reasons, usually because of a lack of daytime manpower, especially for drivers.
@amtrak101 The department at 0:40 is North Arlington
they were responding to a man pinned under a forklift.. they responded simultaniously bescue they were on their way back from a smoke condition when this call came through... the pinned man survived and was taken to a hospital by paramus ambulance
Tight road at 5:01
no this is in Bergen County, New Jersey
hm... yea your right. i dont know why he has a siren to be honest but the rule is no sirens and it been like that since my grandfather was on active duty in bergen county in the sixties and seventies
6:00 Paramus Rescue 9 followed by Engine 2
oh... interesting. Same here in NY. But i still dont understand, becuase the red caprice that pulls in at 2:25 has a siren...
also at 1:34 are all of those lyndhurst trucks or just the one on the right?
2:51 FAIL "Well, it looks like Firefighter Dave got left behind, I guess I'll jsut hafta be faster next time..."
unfortunately just lights no sirens for Fire and EMS ...even though north NJ has extremely heavy traffic
0:30 Thats North Arlington I think. Thats Schyler Ave. I used to work at the DUMP there, Or I should say the BCUA
awsome video keep up the good work
The guy who pulled in with a siren could have been a chief. I know chiefs can have their POVs marked as emergency vehicles, and that most FDs will issue their chiefs cars. Usually, they'll just go to the scene, but sometimes they'll go to the station for a variety of reasons, usually because of a lack of daytime manpower, especially for drivers.
what department at 0:40?
do they allow lights and sirens on POV's in Nj?
One of the best videos on here!
yeah.... thats what caught me!
@thehalo3godz really?? when the state start doing that??
What a great collection. Q sirens on almost every piece.
is this in ohio? looks like there are some povs with reds and sirens comin in!
and only blue POV lights allowed no red
Whackertastic!
1st! GOOD JOB