It starts out bad and only gets worst

Enough Said

Definition of the phrase

CHAOS - Video

(Chief Has Arrived On Scene)

Isn't this the EV Lane

So much Truck so little room

Some times it ain't even close

Don't worry boys it'll hold

Apparently the fire service is not the only agency which has a problem with the placement of PD Cruisers

Next time we need make sure someone brings the engine.

Hey, what ever works

Milwaukee Engine 24

Community service detail,

Drivers Education at a local high school

You need to be on your guard when responding into Sunken Creek Pa. There maybe something in a name after all

This Fits

This doesn't

Just Delivered Arlington County

Engine 110 took a roll on an Interstate ramp. All Injuries were minor

A Houston Fire Department ladder truck in a flooded ditch along Mesa Road in the Chatwood/Lakewood Estates area, east of U.S. 59. This is a result of Tropical Storm Allison

There's more than one way to establish a good draft.

Are these the same driver?

Oh No! Not another DF award

Be sure to re-torque all fasteners before use

This is just too easy

Franklin Rescue 41 kissed a tree while returning to quarters after a call. Amazingly no injuries were reported.  It was running driver only

This Cary, North Carolina 1999 Pierce 105' aerial failed at the scene of a structure fire. The two firefighters sustained only minor injuries after falling 8-12 feet.

Sure Chief  I'll turn off the gas

"Firefighter Taylor {the apparatus operator} really must be commended for avoiding what could have been a tragedy," said Battalion Fire Chief Kenneth Watts. "He was able to commandeer his loaded pumper through this busy intersection and only hit the car that pulled in front of him."

Firefighters from Lynnfield, Mass., left, Wakefield, Mass., center, speak with a tow truck driver, right, at the scene of a sunken fire engine in Wakefield, Monday, Aug. 20, 2001. The heavy apparatus fell through the road after the roadway was weakened by a water main break early Monday. (AP Photo/Jim Daly)

This is a photo of the Waukegan, IL Fire Departments Ward LaFrance Pumper. While responding to a vehicle fire about 3/4 mile off the highway on a power line right of way. The engine was on it's way back to the highway when it got stuck

Photo by Dan Myers

Myers Fire Photos

A demonstration ladder sets wedged under a Boston area bridge.

Bridge 11'

Truck 11' 9'

And you though this only happened in the movies

And they still don't listen

This good Samaritan tried to help pick up the 5 inch

I'd hide my face too

That's got a hurt