GoPro: Harrisburg City Ladder 2 Responding to an Allison Hill Fire

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[Tim_Gagnon]

The driver/ engineer is a boss! Gym shorts, fudge pop and one handed driving. Much respect!

[MegaFireman]

iam a firefighter at the age of 60 and the feeling you get is something you can't explain. one hell of a rush even at my age ty

[vicchavez]

I live around the corner from a fire station, last year they saved my life, as a combat vet next to my brothers in arms they are my heroes. Bless every single first responder .

[Rheems]

For everyone watching and appreciating this driver, the piece he is driving is a tiller which is like a tractor trailer that bends in the middle. There is a guy in the back who also steers (the opposite way) to make the turns, so you are watching a guy drive a tractor trailer through these awful streets (while eating a fudge pop which is what really makes the video)

[deezbiscuit]

Driver is a pimp. Eatin ice cream, whipping the fire truck. He is living the dream!

[southerntexfireresponses]

The driver knew his truck! Love that, amazing job!

[galaxykinggamer]

I love these ride along videos, I don’t know how many channels of subbed to that do this it’s just so fascinating to watch fire trucks respond to calls, these kinda videos are like asmr for me

[balken]

Boy I miss code responses. I get goosebumps just watching this video. 35 years as a firefighter/fire engineer.

[howcanthinkman]

people underestimate the amount of people that want to watch firefighters/police officers driving to locations.

[northtexasfireresponses]

Incredible driving and efficient siren and horn usage! Incredible video!

[rwdyxer]

This gives me a whole new perspective on how fast they can go and what it looks like inside. Like a rollar coaster ride.

[FuturamenteCaveira]

Most respect to the Firefighters! Hugs from Brazil

[scottiedeanmcclaskeyjr]

I absolutely love the sound of a screamin' fire engine!!

[YJI]

I am someone who always advocates and encourages drivers/operators to "know their equipment" referring to their vehicles with two of the biggest reasons being knowing what/how your vehicle operates, and its dimensions (we all know those ppl who aren't confident when it comes to parking at a retail store). That being said, one of the things I'm always constantly impressed by and love seeing is Engineers such as this guy who is fully confident AND comfortable both with what his Truck/Ladder could handle as well as the dimensions of it and how tight of a spacing he could squeeze through.

[tylerlinneman]

Great example of fast yet controlled. He drove quickly and dodged traffic, but in a controlled and deliberate way. He didn’t weave in and out of traffic, he was careful at intersections and slowed when he couldn’t see both ways from a distance, and he only drove on the left when it was necessary. Something a firefighter friend told me was that firemen don’t just run around like they do on TV. They work a lot slower in real life, but they also don’t make mistakes. Do it with pace, but do it with purpose he likes to say.

[OzgurY-itrl]

huge respect to all the firefighters around the world ♡

[BrianWachowski]

I have the most respect for the men and women in the fire service!!

[lorencbratic]

Well done guys, proud of you! 👏 Here also but volunteer firefighter from Croatia 🇭🇷, Europe! Those are nice roads, top class 😁 We are going insane with truck but on the one way road! 😆 Stay safe guys, appreciate your effort 🫡🇭🇷❤️

[dennisweaver]

As a volunteer with Pa company's 30 & 31 for 14 years, I enjoy watching Harrisburg Ladder truck respond through the City and not take out any vehicles. Good job to the driver's. Stay safe.

[leokeichline]

the most undermanned paid fire department in the world but will allways do their best thank you