@richmooradian5877
Hop scotching the intersections! Nice work
@njjeff201
10-4 K. Thank you for your Service 🇺🇸🇺🇸
@michaelpessolano6458
Sargent in arms.. amen love NYc
@edholohan
So peaceful!
@CrocodileMonty777
Hurry up Chief! 😂
@phylisandrews9237
Smart and much safer!
@firecaptainalex375
I love that airhorn
@Medic-df9oz
Never Missed a Performance
@Cartasticly
Leapfrogging in an engine is actually so dope
@RobertWilliams-mk8pl
6th Ave near Rockefeller Center. Where you see some one way action. The fire trucks go in the opposite direction of the traffic sometimes. At least they use to.
@jb-2714
Loud & Proud!
@joseluismartinezcebrian2034
Eso lo hago yo en Valencia, con mi ambulancia 🇪🇸🇪🇸❤️
@tohersfire4242
The difference between 1st due truck company and 2nd due engine company.
@Jimboslice1270gaming
Ladder 4 could have been first due in and yes the chef could have blocked intersection cause ladder and engine has to do the brunt of the work
@ScannerJunkie
They need official blockers dispatch Ed on every call
@BlueRazor69
Only tourists don’t understand what they’re doing. The fire engines each alternate stopping at the follow cross street to cut off traffic from stopping the engines. Truck one stops at 35th street, truck two at 36th, so forth and so on
@TheWpafirephotograph
Need real Q's
@cheiatianbriem2078
wow!!
@patsysolatzzo2962
I know this is to show how nyc is with fire trucks but I haven’t lived in Manhattan for almost 8 years now. I actually felt a bit at home seeing this video😂 between this and Mr softy videos, my nostalgia is hitting.
@DANTICO6645