Emergency Traffic

Por: Paul Prevost
Where we explore the tragic Line of Duty Deaths of Firefighters and Paramedics, to learn from these incidents. We will try to produce two of these podcasts monthly. These podcasts are brief Synopsys of the events we have obtained from official reports and published stories. We wanted to provide an easy and convenient method for today’s firefighters to quickly learn lessons of past LODD’s and possibly prevent them from happening again.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Emergency Traffic

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Episode #34, Wildland Fire apparatus Burnover Texas 2011 10/11/2023
Episode #37, Lima Peru. Nov 2022 triple LODD 10/11/2023
Episode #36, Pennsylvania Live Fire training LODD 27/10/2023
Episode #35, Season 2. Ohio Silo explosions 1985 & 2003 11/10/2023
Tailboard Talk #12, Equipment Technology versus Tradition in the fire service 30/05/2023
Episode #33, Pang Fire, Seattle, January 1995 23/05/2023
Episode 32, Passaic NJ May 19, 2009 06/05/2023
Episode #31 Houston TX April 12, 2009 Double LODD, Wind driven fire 23/04/2023
Tailboard Talk #11, Common Factors of LODD's 13/04/2023
Episode #30, Colerain TWP OH, April 4, 2008 Double LODD 04/04/2023
Episode #29 York PA March 2018 double LODD 31/03/2023
Tailboard Talk #10, Random Thoughts 28/03/2023
Episode #28, Cologne Germany 1996 15/03/2023
Episode 27, Bryan TX. Double LODD February 15, 2013 27/02/2023
Episode 26, Part 2 of the Stricker Street incident in Baltimore MD. 21/02/2023
Episode #25 Stricker Street, Baltimore MD, January 2022 Part #1 19/02/2023
Tailboard talk #9 Remote Controlled Mobile Monitors 01/02/2023
Tailboard Talk #7 The the Canadian Fire Service Problem. 03/01/2023
Episode #24, Worcester Mass, Cold Storage fire, sextuple LODD Dec. 3, 1999 27/12/2022
Episode #23 Coos Bay Oregon, Triple LODD Nov 2002 17/12/2022
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