Fire Fighters: Problems with Drivers While Going to Fires

Stand by all stations. Attention, all districts. A fire on fire. Five bells moving immediately. That's it. Let Dory of our unsung heroes, who stand ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire.

Just a minute, we'll join Chief Cody on his way to a fire and roll with Tim Collins into a new and unexpected adventure. But first, before we go behind the scenes of the City Fire Department, Here's a message you ought to hear.

Go, firefighters! Let's go to fire to Farf and Headquarters, just in time to join Chief Cody, as he rolls in his car to answer an alarm. Main and car, sweet Vito. Let's go. Chief Cody struggles into his turnout code in helmet, as his driver sets his course toward the fire scene.

And then, suddenly, watch that car! The fool is down! Great blazing blisters, the fool cutting in the head of us! Never mind, Fido. No time to stop and give him places. We've got a fire to fight.

A near tragedy because a foolish driver cuts across the path of Chief Cody, and only the skill of the Chief chauffeur prevents a serious accident. But later that day, latter truck 102 is less fortunate.

As truck 102 rolls to a fire, a light delivery car races ahead of the truck. Watch that fool! He's gone! This is Chief Cody. Get me the mayor. Oh, well, this is Bob Cody, Mr. Mayor.

Yes, I understand you want to know why latter 102 crashed into the Staples Building this afternoon. Huh? As I know, I know. Completely wrecked that jewelry shop in the habitastery in the cigar store in the corner.