BONFIRE NIGHT: Police escort fire engines and ladder trucks responding with siren on Fireworks Night
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- Police escort fire engines and aerial ladder trucks responding with siren and lights during Guy Fawkes Night celebrations in Glasgow, Scotland.
Bonfire Night, also known as Fireworks Night or Guy Fawkes Night (formerly Gunpowder Treason Day) is a celebration of the failed attempt on the life of King James I on November 5, 1605 and takes place annually on November 5.
The event starts with Guy Fawkes, a member of the Gunpowder Plot, who was caught guarding explosives beneath the House of Lords at parliament in London. The intention was that the explosives would kill King James I and destroy part of the House of Lords. Due to the failed attempt, people lit bonfires around London; leading to the annual celebration of the 5th November.
Guy Fawkes was hung, drawn and quartered as punishment for his crimes.
Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Faw...
Today the event is still widely celebrated by lighting bonfires and igniting fireworks. How-ever due to the intensive use of pyrotechnics, each year the event causes many injuries, accidental and also intentional fires involving vegetation, rubbish, vehicles and buildings. As a result, this is one of the busiest nights for fire services and emergency services - as shown in this video.
All fire appliances in this video are Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) and all police vehicles are Police Scotland.
Contents
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0:00 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B02P2
0:39 - Fireworks
0:47 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B09P1
1:13 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B09P2 + Volvo FM Aerial Ladder Platform B09A1
3:13 - Police Scotland Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
3:40 - Police Scotland Ford Transit standing by
3:49 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B02P2 + Police Scotland Ford Transit
4:59 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B03P2 + Police Scotland Ford Transit
5:35 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B09P2 + Police Scotland Ford Transit
7:14 - SFRS Scania P310 Aerial Rescue Pump B03D1 + Police Scotland Ford Transit
9:33 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B06P1
10:36 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B02P1
10:51 - SFRS Scania P310 Aerial Rescue Pump B10D1
12:55 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B03P2
14:09 - SFRS Scania P280 Rescue Pump Ladder B06P2
14:26 - Fireworks
14:52 - Ending VLOG
15:12 - Outroduction
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Recorded: Nov 5 2021 - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Callsign masters! Do your magic please!
Clips are fire ones, Police Scotland callsigns are WAY too hard to find.
Clip 1 - B02P2
Clip 2 - B09P1
Clip 3 - B09P2 & B09A1
Clip 4 - B02P2
Clip 5 - B03P2 (First wholetime at Polmadie is B03D1)
Clip 6 - B09P2
Clip 7 - B03D1
Clip 8 - B06P1 (I think this replaced the 2013 model rather than the 2016 one, if it is the other way about it is P2)
Clip 9 - B02P1
Clip 10 - B10D1
Clip 11 - B03P2
Clip 12 - B06P2
B09P1 is SF69 and B09P2 is SY19.
All Scottish ARP's (Delta) are the first wholetime crew (1), hence everyone being a D1 unit.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
@@avro3726 Dunfermline and Perth have D3s
@@sainsburysvan8558 forgot about them...
@@avro3726 if you look up greame kirkwoods site he tends to keep update information in what appliances are stationed at what station and every pump they have had. Almost the unofficial history of fire brigades in Scotland haha
@@sainsburysvan8558 Dunfermline doesn’t, it goes to P3 if the ARP is off the run and replaced with a spare pump
The United Kingdom in 2021 police escorting fire engines, some ppl really are animals to attack anyone let alone firefighter doing there jobs. Thanks for your videos my 2 and 4 yr old boys sit quietly for hours on end watching them pal :)
Oh it really is awful. Not only that but it takes away from available police resources to respond to other incidents!
Happy to provide hours on end of entertainment to your little ones! Say hi to them from me. 👋
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its sad to think the police need to escort these heros during this "day" because of fireworks, This is why it should be organizsations only who are allowed to purchase fireworks and put on display shows! public are just not helping what so ever!
It's absolutely shameful.
@@CobraEmergency 100%, totally outrageous and it kills people too
@@kexvan
It still perplexes me that in the USA you can walk into a supermarket and buy a firearm, handgun ownership is legal, kids can join gun clubs etc etc, yet (quite rightly) they deem fireworks such a hazard that they prohibit the sale of them to the public in the vast majority of states, and even the few states which do permit over the counter sales the individual purchasing has to provide a reasonable excuse for wanting them and provide ID etc.
Yet over here you can buy as many as you want from Tesco or the late closing corner shop, no questions asked, which fall into the hands of complete and utter scumbags who use them to attack us and innocent members of thepublic?!
Some morom I scraped up off the street last week said to me "yous' lot get paid like loads to deal wiv dangerous stuff, so it's like just a hazard of the job, 'innit"
No. I don't care if you're Ambo, Trumpton or a Bobby, NOBODY should be subjected to verbal or physical abuse, let alone have explosives launched at you!
Apologies, rant over...
Was legit about to say the same. I've also seen on Social Media, that Ambulances were also targeted with bricks and that.....it's simple, if you damage Police cars, ambulances or fire engines, people could die or be at serious risk of injury. On the fireworks point, I also agree, why shops like Tesco and that sell it, I'll never know.
Shut up
Thank you for these vids. Keep them coming. My 2.5 year old loves anything to do with emergency vehicles.
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A couple of my local stations there many thanks for. Posting the video
Absolutely happy to share some localness with you!
King James: almost dies along with half of Parliament
The British: *Party time*
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Excellent footages mate 🧑🏻👍🏻
Great catch 👍👍👌👌
Brilliant 👏 thanks really enjoyed watching that
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Should be a sentence to those that attack firefighters and medics, cos it's already working for the police
Awesome video!!
Thanks!
Good catch mate
Cheers!
Nice video!
Thanks
I didn't know there was emergency spotters ? I have a question how do u know when there are coming or is it just good timing?
Great content yery good
Gracias
5:23 Police van rides with back lights on and emergency (blue) lights on.
Accidental ending 👀
Gutted we will be losing our 54 plate appliance soon for a 13 or 14 plate knee the 21s are rolled out. Can't beat the older pumps smaller and more nimble.
Also rare to see an APP not in the workshop haha
Oh that's ashame the 54's have a real 'go get em' look!
Yes I know right! The amount of ARPs I've seen off the run with one of the 54s in place is staggering!
7:39 the same parking box for FF and police. Interestin thing.
You can say that again
all this footage in one night?
From 1500 to 0000, yes!
What is the fire station called with the cones in a pot hole known as? Would like to fund for the repair as this is in their way and they do an incredible job and put their lives on the line without the credit they deserve!
Good to see police van showing illegal steady blue light to the rear!!
Not illegal. It's a fairly recent thing as a result of speed and traffic light cameras catching emergency responders in the split second when the blue emergency lights aren't visible between flashes. The steady blue light will always be visible and so stop the unnecessary staff work when the vehicles are photographed.
Yes, I know that. But showing a light to the rear other red is illegal, subject to exceptions of which steady blue is not one (Reg. 11 Road Vehicle Lighting Regs 1989). Having had a further look at the reg. it seems a steady blue on a police vehicle might be OK but not on any other emergency vehicle. If this is a recent change, can you quote the reg? I'd like to check because I don't think it said that last time I looked.
I saw a nearby building on fire cus one of the fireworks hit it
Unfortunately that does happen on bonfire night! There was one building that lost it's roof after apparently being struck by a firework.
Damn
Maybe one of those fire trucks were responding to the nearby house I saw
Lol
@@notflyer4379 Maybe! Was this in the Glasgow area?
Police station and FF station are near. Is it normal thing?) 3:55
Yes. There’s even a few that are the same building.
You have made reference to this a couple of times for this video. I believe these are stand alone fire stations and the Police are there purely to assist the fire crews out on firework related calls.
They couldve done with having police units on the ready here in greater Manchester
It's bad they have to do this but it may be worth most fire services looking at this as an option. No one wants to take away from available police resources but it may be necessary to protect Firefighters.
@@CobraEmergency don't they have fire police vehicles or is that something I just randomly thought of
@@CobraEmergency also love your content
@@LifeOfSkaya Nah not in Scotland. It's very unusual to come across any Firefighters with Law Enforcement powers in the UK; if not at all.
@@LifeOfSkaya Thank you!
We in the UK, both fire service and the public do not call out appliances trucks, ladder trucks etc. Please stop calling them that! Obviously you want to attract American viewers to your channel, but please use UK terminology!
Perfect 🍭 0:01
Why police ride without back light on? 4:25, 4:29
It's in case they go through a speed camera or a red light camera. The pattern of the lights means that in some instances when the camera takes the photo it can look like there is no emergency lights on. The steady burn light will always show up in the photo, thus proving they were actually on a blue light run and weren't just speeding. Most Emergency vehicles now have at least one steady burn light.
@@gilleasbaig7754 but... Is it possible to ride with head and back lights on and in the same time blue emergency lights on? And officer will not pay fee, when the situation is emergency.
@@HunterAlejandro Do you mean the headlights and rear lights? They work independently to the blue lights just like any other vehicle. In that clip the officer will of simply forget to put them on. You're right with the last bit. If it is an emergency no ticket is sent to vehicle administration
@@HunterAlejandro True, the officer will not pay (unless they are NOT responding to an emergency), but it does create a lot of paperwork which is a waste of time and resources - including money.
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