Yes, guys. It's Reggie here. Just watching a GTI go through car. >> Already starting chill. But wait for it. This calm walk turns into something way more interesting. Pay attention because Reggie's about to stumble upon something most people never notice in their towns. >> Watch there guys. Currently in a place called Bambber Bridge. So there's the Sainsbridge there guys at Bambber Bridge as you can guess on a daily walk. So no real excuse to be out today other than that. And I'm rather happy guys because the old temperature is getting up which has been a change over this last couple of months. Absolutely amazing. Yeah, I just thought I'd take a a walk down these sides in Bama Bridge. See if I can learn anything today. >> That's one thing about auditors and explorers like Reggie. They turn everyday walks into mini investigations. Question for you guys. Do you think public filming like this helps transparency or just annoys officials? Drop your thoughts below. If anybody's got some decent information for me. Learning every day, guys, as you know, learn something new every day. So, that's saying there's a service yard there. Um, it can't be the only thing, can it? Yeah, that's where all the deliveries come through for surgeries there. And we are around the back of um the fire station. Now look, there's the tower there where they do the >> This is actually fascinating. What you're seeing are fire service training vehicles. These mock crash scenes are used to practice life-saving extractions. It's a reminder that while we debate accountability, these responders train daily for absolute chaos. >> Practice guys. And also what you can see in background there is a couple of ripped up cars where they do all the on you know for trying to get people out in emergencies. Yeah. I'll see if I can get closer to that from this side. Just see to give you a bit of heads up how much practice goes in for the real emergency. You know it's um full credit to these guys. They have to deal with a lot, don't they? You know, when they turn up at places. But luckily enough, there's a footpath down here and get access to show you what they have to practice on and take the roofs off and Like, look at that there, guys. Just imitating a real deal. Like, you know. Yeah. Bloody hell. Look at that. Not left of him. But best to practice on some scrap cars. >> And here's where it gets heavy. This isn't just scenery. Reggie's talking about real crash aftermaths. It's sobering to think how quickly a normal drive can turn into an emergency scene like the one we just saw. Stay alert out there, folks. But yeah, so that's out back of the old S uh Bambber Bridge fire station motorway last week. Wow. I believe they got out alive and the wreckage from it. You'd have never fought it. But yeah, both parties got out alive. life-changing injuries like but they're still alive and they will recover for them like but it's it's it's unbelievable. So there we have it. That's Bambber Bridge fire station fireplace. What the hell? Too early in the morning for me guys. Aldi over there. So that's the front of the fire and rescue. Full respect. There we have boach gas and gear supplies. Notice how calm he stays even when unexpected things happen. That's the sign of experience. In auditing and public filming, composure is everything. The second you lose it, you lose credibility. I >> think this is the old Lancaster County Council idea. One at main depot that works. We do have an active. Look at that guys coming out of floor. Look like there's a burst man's there. Look at that. Unbelievable. >> All right, bud. Burst mans. >> Yeah. >> Bloody hell. Wow. driving. Yeah, look at that. >> Yes, we have the coward, I think, guys. And here we have sapphire. Looks like they've got a bit of a storage yard there, guys. Reverse parking only. Yeah. All deliveries must be checked in by stores prior to unloading. Yeah, guys, it's uh it's all go. We got some machinery in there, guys, haven't we? I mean, this um But yeah, it's uh can't understand what's going on there. And here it is, the moment that shifts from observation to confrontation. You can feel the tone change. Let's see how Reggie handles it. Will it stay civil or escalate like so many of these encounters do? >> Yeah. Yeah. So this is the highways main up here guys for Bambber bridge. Today I am called civilian shinsenka.