Sirens gone Beserk 2011 Edition

See a dozen Fire rigs running Code three, full lights and sirens, escorted by 2 Ambulances, 2 patrol cars and a dozen Police Motorcycles!

The 2011 Peninsula Burn Relay was held in August. Starting at the Moffet Field Fire Station on the NASA Ames Research facility. Fire Departments in the Peninsula area join in as they travel to San Francisco. They stop at Fire stations along the way where the firefighters present the funds they have raised over the last year to the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation.

This is the 16th leg, taken as the rigs head towards Colma Fire Station, having just left North County's Fire Station a few minutes earlier. Escorts are provided by the CHP and various City Police department along the way.

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[niterider460]

where was the yellow engine from

[ZBeeb]

@niterider460 It's privately owned now days. It was once a Sunnyvale pumper. It's a 1940 (or thereabouts) Seagrave pumper.

[USAGamingMW2]

What was the point of this?

[ZBeeb]

@USAGamingMW2 What was the point of asking this question? Did you read the description right below the video on the page that tells you exactly what was going on and what the point of it was? You may need to click on "Show more" to see the full description, but it is right there.

[thundaboy654]

So I heard about the 15 alarm fire right around the corner.

[Medic83301]

All that money the firefighters raise every year goes to support burn injury research .

[JordanGray88]

WOO BURN RELAY!

[firebrigade101]

Cool! I especially love those old ambulances!

[apples2095]

Love those old trucks. The ambulances are cool too! cheers!

[viperq]

Cool I saw this from the South San Francisco Fire Station.

[WeatherToad]

awesome!!!!