




A fire engine is a special truck that helps firefighters put out fires. It has a big red body, loud sirens, and carries lots of water to spray on fires to make them go out.
The Fire Engine is a large, sturdy vehicle, usually bright red, with flashing emergency lights and a loud siren. It often features a prominent extendable ladder, long hoses, and various compartments for tools, making it instantly recognizable.





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A typical fire engine can carry enough water to fill over 100 bathtubs!
Firefighters aim to leave the station within 90 seconds of an alarm ringing!
Its powerful pump can push water over a mile through hoses if needed!
There are special 'airport crash tenders' that spray foam, not water, for aircraft fires!
Fire Engine has a powerful water pump system that lets it spray thousands of liters of water per minute to extinguish large fires.
Fire Engine is equipped with thermal imaging cameras that let firefighters see through smoke to find people and hidden hot spots.
Fire Engine has an extendable aerial ladder that lets it reach high windows or rooftops for rescues and spraying water from above.
Fire Engine carries specialized hydraulic tools, like the 'Jaws of Life,' that let rescuers cut through metal to free trapped people.
Safety objects or measures are designed to protect individuals from harm, reduce risks, and prevent accidents or injuries.
Describes species exhibiting circular or wheel-like structures primarily used for movement or rotation.
Describes species characterized by rapid movement or urgent response in specific situations.
A warning sign is a type of sign that indicates a potential hazard, obstruction, or condition requiring special attention from road users.
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Fire engines are important vehicles for emergencies. Always stay away from them when they are working to keep safe.
10 m
20000 kg
110 km/h
Diesel
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