[Ride along] Engine 27 LAFD

Video clips of responding emergency vehicles - wwwrescue911de
On this channel you will find video clips of emergency vehicles (fire/rescue, ambulance, police) from around the world responding to calls with their warning lights and sirens.
Please note that all videos being posted on this channel have been made by myself!

Videos von Einsatzfahrzeugen auf Alarmfahrt - wwwrescue911de
Auf diesem Kanal findet ihr Videoclips von Einsatzfahrzeugen (Feuerwehr, Rettungsdienst, Polizei) aus diversen Ländern, die mit Sondersignal unterwegs sind.
Bitte beachtet, dass alle hier geposteten Videos ausschließlich von mir gemacht wurden!

[RetLtFF]

@Crazyfogfighter, To continue, we also do NOT have 10 sirens as you say. Most fire apparatus has a mechanical Q siren and a electronic siren with 4-5 different sounds.

[RetLtFF]

@Crazyfogfighter, Good for you!!!! I feel much better

[Heavyrescue]

@leat270576 those silver rolls you see are side roll and impact air bags they are exclusive to pierce mfg, they activate when the sensors detect a side impact and if the truck rolls past a certain point they activate.

[EnjoyFirefighting]

@mrengine9 the german sirens get the attention they need and most cars pull over / give way. Actually german fire engines often could run red lights and pass intersections without almost stopping.
btw.: some very very few german organisations (Fire Departments but also EMS, Police and Federal Agency for Technical Relief) tested or are testing wail/yelp sirens, but it's not common at all

[RetLtFF]

@Crazyfogfighter, Apology accepted. 1) Fire Engines in USA have to meet DOT (Department if Transportation) and NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) Stnadards as far as lighting and audible devices. 2) USA is "built" on woodframe construction, meaning we have an excorbate amount of woodframe and combination of wood and ordinarary construction here. 3) NOT all towns and cities have hydrants for water protection, hence the reason for a larger apparatus.

[anercy]

i hope the netherlands has a god damn good reason to keep their sirens.. because otherwise they should use these, these are much louder and it will scare the driver much more so he will pull over

[mrengine]

Awww I've been looking for an LAFD ride along for a long time! Great work, I've watched at least half your vids so far. Just wondering though, Why do German Trucks ONLY have a Hi-lo or is that not the only siren they have.

[FLFIREEMS]

@301whitehall You are 100% wrong, LAFD does not use PA300, they use the Federal Signal Unitrol Omega siren

[FLFIREEMS]

@franktonfire Its not a PA300, it a Unitrol Omega

[RichardKingFlint]

And Belgium has those two tone sirens.

[fitz]

@FirstDue ..

Well said. What works in Europe may not work in the US. Different countries do different things.

[whitehall]

LAFD Needs to get some LEATHER Helmets! Screw them Salad Bowls!

[carvdecarv]

@mrengine9 its tradition, although some countries are beginning to use american style sirens now

[cami]

@leat270576 They look like brushfire covers so when your caught off guard with a flashover!

[RichardKingFlint]

France and Germany and Spain has the only two-tone sirens they Have.

[LAFDexplorer]

@yehyehsoilwell Are they thinking about changing the helmets?

[ZeilNinja]

what's that silver rolled blanket over the side windows at 2:04 good for?

[RetLtFF]

@Zetty112, I would assume for wildland fires.

[CadetCollector]

what kind of siren is that....thew electric one.

[amlegobee]

ha kinda reminds me of OCFA's engine 27.