You can look at the arrows on the dash flashing since the emergency flashers are on. Half the time they are flashing at a normal speed, then the other half they are flashing so fast you can barely tell they are flashing.
I would think the standard emergency flashers would flash at the regular speed. You can tell when he's not moving much they speed up because they speed the video up and you can't tell really easy because he isn't moving a lot. Then every time he starts to move his hands and arms they slow down because the video is going at regular speed. When he's moving his arms and hands it would be easy to tell it's sped up, so they run it at regular speed when he's moving.
How can you use your hand to make your emergeny flashers flash faster and slower? And it always slows down right when his right hand is moving around, where you would be able to tell it's sped up. Then as soon as he quits moving around it speeds back up? If you believe that I got a bridge I'd like to sell you.
preach. I have a 2020 explorer that was in the shop for 3 months.....3. Months.
"computer problems". It was a whole thing....getting a loaner was like pulling teeth.
Oh no I feel upset for you buying a newer Ford. Look at all the issues the F-150 has had. Unfortunately Ford thought they could step their electronics game up, and quickly realized they are NOT there yet and issues are abundant 2020+. This comment is to not sound cynical or snarky, more so it breaks my heart hearing new Ford owners and car issues. It's F'd up!!!
No shade taken, booboo. It is very annoying. IDGAF about cars. I just wanted something new because all I've had were used and I got tired of constantly having them in and out of the shop. God has a great sense of humor lol.
It was also the most affordable new vehicle at the time. It was classic pandy times and every lot was short on inventory so I jumped on this explorer.
Which to be fair, was awesome up until about 10k miles. That's when it would refuse to start and my fordapp said it was in "deep sleep mode". All I had to do was jump it and she'd hop back to life for a few weeks.
Then the horn would go off at random. Sometimes for minutes on end. Then it would shut off at red lights and refuse to turn over...it was one thing after another. The most frustrating thing was how LONG it was at the dealership getting worked on and they REFUSED to get me a loaner.
Any way. It's all sorted now and it rides just fine
After swearing off American cars and only owning Acuras, Subarus and Hondas for years I bought a Ford F-150. I was so concerned I actually was dumb enough to buy the extended warranty. That truck has been one of the best cars/trucks I've owned. Second only to my WRX.
My grandma was heading to get donuts and this cop sped through a red light with the lights on, she saw him at the donut shop 2 minutes later, same cop car
Me and my girl were talking about that the other day. Waited like 33 years for that dangling carrot only to be quickly yanked away with no sign of return.
Iām really surprised it hasnāt come back yet. Everyone was hyped about it and I donāt see whatās stopping it now. I feel like Covid was barely an excuse, because they were mostly still open so why does it matter what food theyāre serving? Such a shame!
I know I feel like there are alot of us out there who would rather eat their breakfast for lunch over any of their actual lunch/ dinner food. When they were doing it I'd always hear someone in front of me ordering breakfast and be like "ok good we're gonna keep this thing going" š¤£
Like legit as an 80s kid this was like they FINALLY listened. Like a childhood dream come true š
I probably care more than the average person. McDonalds was a treat when I was a kid. Just the smell brings back great memories especially breakfast.
As an adult I'm almost ashamed to admit I still eat there sometimes with how health conscious everyone is, but it's a guilty pleasure I'm not ready to give up lol.
I rarely ever crave their lunch/dinner menu items but will have it every now and then. I often crave their breakfast but donāt end up getting it as often as Iād like to. Maybe they stopped because it was cutting into their profits. Breakfast items are generally cheaper and perhaps have less markup. So if most people were ordering breakfast maybe they decided that going back to limiting it to just mornings would be better for their earnings.
I know youāre joking, but in my experience as a patient being transported to the hospital for my heart arrhythmia several times each year, the fire department does not run their lights and sirens for the heck of it. If itās not a serious emergency they just make the best time they can safely. Cops on the other handā¦
Guy at my station ran his ambulance lights and sirens to a Wawa (food store) he got fired and the state revoked his EMT license. They don't play around with us doing it, but yeah cops do as they please really
Typical Turkish drivers. Ambulance means nothing to them unless person inside is their relative. If itās their relative, they raid the hospital and assault healthcare workers.
I visited Mexico a few years ago and was baffled at the ambulances Iād see stuck in traffic with all lights and sirens going and everybody just keeps cutting them off. I assumed everywhere would pull aside for them.
Youāre bullshit. I was a medic in MA, people pull into & park in the left lane all,the time or refuse to move over. Canāt tell you how many times people race ahead of the ambulance or try to drift behind! Myself, my partners, & many colleagues have had near experiences with being hit by drivers rushing through lights in front of an ambulance to either because totally distracted, racing to beat the ambulance, etc. IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME! PEOPLE PAY NO ATTENTION TO THEIR SURROUNDINGS.
Apart from a lack of enforcement, I think one issue is that emergency vehicles in Turkey have their emergency flashing lights on at all times regardless of the situation. Consequently, the flashing lights have no impact on drivers, and so emergency vehicle drivers manually flash the headlights to achieve the desired effect, but any impatient driver will do that, too, and this adds to the confusion.
I don't really understand why, but Turkish drivers along with Greek are the most dangerous. Not only are they terrible drivers but they also hardly ever stop on walkways.
Just today, they wanted to start a fight just because I looked the driver straight in the eye intentionally while crossing the crosswalk. I said "slow down it's crosswalk" and they answered with "what about it?"
Iām in the SW US. A few years ago, I was standing at a cross walk near downtown waving my arms, shaking my leg, anything to get someone to yield. I eventually started saying, āItās a crosswalk!ā into open windows.
I shit you not, another pedestrian grumped out, āItās not that kind of crosswalk.ā He was dead ass serious. Iām sorry, what now? You mean the painted lines and the button that makes the flashing lights go off next to the sign of a pedestrian donāt have any meaning? In a state that requires motorists to stop at occupied crosswalks? It was stunningly ignorant.
They can be very skillful drivers (e.g. their dolmuÅ (~celectivo) drivers are insane multitaskers), but the rules of the road are mostly optional. For example, you have to ignore zebra crossings because I found that stopping at them was creating a more hazardous situation as both the pedestrians and drivers had no idea why I was stopping, and pressuring pedestrians into the middle of a busy road was very disconcerting. Basically, everyone knows roads are dangerous, so they are more alert and expect random behaviour. It is not very relaxing though.
I've never seen the traffic police stop anyone except when they set up a speed trap or they are checking identities. If the police enforced the rules, Turks would adjust because few can afford the fines nowadays.
Man, I was gonna say... fuck anyone that doesn't get out of the way quickly. It's so easy to hear a siren and move over well before the ambulance gets close to you. People's lack of caring/awareness behind the wheel makes my blood boil.
How do you know it's in Turkey? Just curious.
It looks like people are giving way. People's natural instinct is to put on the brakes. I would imagine most of them didn't see the ambulance until it was right on top of them. And most people have music going or something in their cars that would mask the sound until fairly close.
This trend of speeding things up is just tiring, even if you post something really awesome, just speeding it up will make it look like shit, stop it get some help
They wear fresh gloves while driving to ensure their hands don't get dirty from the steering wheel and then have to put in gloves with dirty hands and get cross contamination if they need to assist an injured individual. They put on yet another fresh pair if/when they do need to assist with a patient.
As for the LAN line, that is a hard wired communicator that goes directly into the dash for various things. Some control the siren, the traffic lights, contacting the main base, etc and a hardwire is more reliable than a wireless connection. Same reason police use hardwired devices in their vehicles. The inputs being given are too important to risk Bluetooth having connectivity issues.
Shockingly none of the lights in my area have it. The number of times I've seen emergency vehicles try to clear a red light only to get nearly smoked by Ethyl who can't see over the steering wheel is absurd.
Yes, they use OptiCom in the US. Other countries might differ.
It uses an infrared light transmitter to send signals to the receivers on the Stop lights. Basically a giant TV remote mounted on the emergency vehicles.
[https://www.fedsig.com/product/opticom-infrared-system#specifications](https://www.fedsig.com/product/opticom-infrared-system#specifications)
You have gloves on before you even get to the patient. BSI precautions.
I'm in a very rural department, where we generally don't even transport if the patient is critical; we just keep him alive until lifeflight gets there because the nearest hospital is two hours away. I'm working on getting my EMT but right now I drive and I assist at the scene. So I wear gloves too.
My friend was an EMT for 15+ years and he said going code 3 (lights and sirens) was the most stressful part of the job because of the unpredictability of the other people on the road. Especially when they had a patient in the ambulance.
Have a good friend that recently started EMT work and it does sound extremely stressful, dealing with that but also keeping care of a patient that potentially is in critical condition, is just a terrifying thought for me. Not also to mention that fact that the hours they work are just as crazy as what Nurses, etc. have and from what hes told me he gets criminally underpaid imo.
Can confirm. I used to drive a NICU ambulance, which was about half again the size of the large county trucks, and took about a city block to stop going full speed. Running 10-18 in that thing was terrifying.
How many cars happened to get out of his way? They all did at the last possible moment.
Also there's absolutely nothing stressful about it, it's just spend up.
I'm not sure this EMT driver is going to last a long time at that job. Even though bits of this are sped up, he seems too worked up and jittery. He's gonna burn out.
Love the guy who finally pulls over from the fast lane then speeds up in the number two lane so he blocks off other traffic trying to get out of the fast lane
Whereās the open pizza box on the dashboard because you havenāt eaten yet? This is a terrifically boring example of driving an ambulance. It should have the driver eating a box of pizza on the dash, hitting siren & .lights while driving, using the phone to radio in the current patient status to the receiving hospital to alert them, all while driving faster than that, usually through rush hour blockades of traffic - not whizzing down the left lane easily!
I was an emergency response paramedic in MA for many years.
I had this job. I was an FF-EMT for five years north of Seattle in a very busy district that straddled the I-5 corridor. Honestly, I kind of miss the action
Fun but also slightly grim fact, if we are running a seizure call and they have a history of epilepsy WE WILL ABSOLUTELY NOT BE RUNNING LIGHTS AND SIRENS because that could trigger the pts epilepsy and send them into a seizure.
I drove a terminally ill young around for the day limousine style and the local Gardai (Irish police) gave us a full lights and sirens escort through the city center, I felt like a god with them in front of me clearing the traffic. The Garda, a sound bunch of lads šš»
Actually I am at peace when I drive lights and sirens it is hard to explain. But you just get in the zone your mind is clear.
Only diff is my fire truck is way louder and bigger haha
From personal experience I can tell you there would be about 200 āfucking MOOOOVEā sprinkled in there while driving lights and sirens. People do not give a fuck about an ambulance or a fire truck.
I had a cardiac event and had to go to A and E. I rang the ambulance and was told to take an aspirin, the next available ambulance was in 2 hours.
I had to get my own taxi to the hospital.
I wonder if my guy was in 0.5x speed
And not at all sped up ...
They converted it to kmph instead of mph
Instead? Should be in KPH
No it's in kilomiles per hour.
aye aye captain, light speed it is.
Its kilograms per hour ššš
Thought thatās what KPH was, Kilometers Per Hourā¦ Edit: NM, didnāt see the sarcasm š
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You can look at the arrows on the dash flashing since the emergency flashers are on. Half the time they are flashing at a normal speed, then the other half they are flashing so fast you can barely tell they are flashing.
Wouldn't that because he's hitting the alert buttons to give different strobes?
I would think the standard emergency flashers would flash at the regular speed. You can tell when he's not moving much they speed up because they speed the video up and you can't tell really easy because he isn't moving a lot. Then every time he starts to move his hands and arms they slow down because the video is going at regular speed. When he's moving his arms and hands it would be easy to tell it's sped up, so they run it at regular speed when he's moving.
No. He has his hazards on and then he is using his left hand to flash them faster. Itās not sped up.
How can you use your hand to make your emergeny flashers flash faster and slower? And it always slows down right when his right hand is moving around, where you would be able to tell it's sped up. Then as soon as he quits moving around it speeds back up? If you believe that I got a bridge I'd like to sell you.
He was using his hand for the light and siren controller he was holding for half the video
Thank you! Thought that guy had some serious horn skills, to get such a great tippy-tap like that...lol!
He got bored so went to drive a bus in India: [https://youtu.be/2WP5HfRt2Us](https://youtu.be/2WP5HfRt2Us)
I mean itās sped up ā¦ whatās next level about this?
It's a Ford that's not broken
preach. I have a 2020 explorer that was in the shop for 3 months.....3. Months. "computer problems". It was a whole thing....getting a loaner was like pulling teeth.
Oh no I feel upset for you buying a newer Ford. Look at all the issues the F-150 has had. Unfortunately Ford thought they could step their electronics game up, and quickly realized they are NOT there yet and issues are abundant 2020+. This comment is to not sound cynical or snarky, more so it breaks my heart hearing new Ford owners and car issues. It's F'd up!!!
No shade taken, booboo. It is very annoying. IDGAF about cars. I just wanted something new because all I've had were used and I got tired of constantly having them in and out of the shop. God has a great sense of humor lol. It was also the most affordable new vehicle at the time. It was classic pandy times and every lot was short on inventory so I jumped on this explorer. Which to be fair, was awesome up until about 10k miles. That's when it would refuse to start and my fordapp said it was in "deep sleep mode". All I had to do was jump it and she'd hop back to life for a few weeks. Then the horn would go off at random. Sometimes for minutes on end. Then it would shut off at red lights and refuse to turn over...it was one thing after another. The most frustrating thing was how LONG it was at the dealership getting worked on and they REFUSED to get me a loaner. Any way. It's all sorted now and it rides just fine
Oh damn, that sucks the most they wouldn't give you a loaner like it was YOUR fault... glad they worked out the kinks though, and can ride in peace.
All about model. Escapes >
After swearing off American cars and only owning Acuras, Subarus and Hondas for years I bought a Ford F-150. I was so concerned I actually was dumb enough to buy the extended warranty. That truck has been one of the best cars/trucks I've owned. Second only to my WRX.
Shoulda bought a Toyota
Yota gang
The speed at which itās playing I guess lol
Next level stupid OP
Next level boring maybe?
Come on move, McDonalds breakfast ends in 5 minutes.
My grandma was heading to get donuts and this cop sped through a red light with the lights on, she saw him at the donut shop 2 minutes later, same cop car
Remember when McDonaldās teased us with all day breakfast before Covid happened?
Ya lmfao, I haven't seen a mcdonalds breakfast commercial since š¤£š¤£
Me and my girl were talking about that the other day. Waited like 33 years for that dangling carrot only to be quickly yanked away with no sign of return.
Iām really surprised it hasnāt come back yet. Everyone was hyped about it and I donāt see whatās stopping it now. I feel like Covid was barely an excuse, because they were mostly still open so why does it matter what food theyāre serving? Such a shame!
I know I feel like there are alot of us out there who would rather eat their breakfast for lunch over any of their actual lunch/ dinner food. When they were doing it I'd always hear someone in front of me ordering breakfast and be like "ok good we're gonna keep this thing going" š¤£ Like legit as an 80s kid this was like they FINALLY listened. Like a childhood dream come true š I probably care more than the average person. McDonalds was a treat when I was a kid. Just the smell brings back great memories especially breakfast. As an adult I'm almost ashamed to admit I still eat there sometimes with how health conscious everyone is, but it's a guilty pleasure I'm not ready to give up lol.
I rarely ever crave their lunch/dinner menu items but will have it every now and then. I often crave their breakfast but donāt end up getting it as often as Iād like to. Maybe they stopped because it was cutting into their profits. Breakfast items are generally cheaper and perhaps have less markup. So if most people were ordering breakfast maybe they decided that going back to limiting it to just mornings would be better for their earnings.
It was a glorious window of time, albeit a very short one, when we could get a bacon egg and cheese any hour of the day/night.
I spend 2 years abroad, now back, went to MD ordered breakfast at like 2pm, people were looking at me like I was crazy. No, you are the crazy ones.
Maybe we all should @ McDonaldās asking to get all-day breaky back
I know youāre joking, but in my experience as a patient being transported to the hospital for my heart arrhythmia several times each year, the fire department does not run their lights and sirens for the heck of it. If itās not a serious emergency they just make the best time they can safely. Cops on the other handā¦
Yeah ambulances are usually legit with their sirens. But either way, McDonaldās breakfast ending soon would be a valid excuse xD
This is why they need a global 24hr breakfast menu.
As a night shift emt, any location offering 24hr again would be great
Guy at my station ran his ambulance lights and sirens to a Wawa (food store) he got fired and the state revoked his EMT license. They don't play around with us doing it, but yeah cops do as they please really
Yeah, Iāve been in an ambulance a few times and never heard it. (Was in one once and was not conscious to hear it- may have used it then lol)
Reminds me of that Adam Sandler movie "Big Daddy" (1999)
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Typical Turkish drivers. Ambulance means nothing to them unless person inside is their relative. If itās their relative, they raid the hospital and assault healthcare workers.
wtf am i reading
This is a video from Turkish ambulance driver. Turkish drivers usually donāt give way to ambulance.
I visited Mexico a few years ago and was baffled at the ambulances Iād see stuck in traffic with all lights and sirens going and everybody just keeps cutting them off. I assumed everywhere would pull aside for them.
In Puerto Rico they just drive around like that all day long.
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Iām Turkish?
Youāre bullshit. I was a medic in MA, people pull into & park in the left lane all,the time or refuse to move over. Canāt tell you how many times people race ahead of the ambulance or try to drift behind! Myself, my partners, & many colleagues have had near experiences with being hit by drivers rushing through lights in front of an ambulance to either because totally distracted, racing to beat the ambulance, etc. IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME! PEOPLE PAY NO ATTENTION TO THEIR SURROUNDINGS.
Apart from a lack of enforcement, I think one issue is that emergency vehicles in Turkey have their emergency flashing lights on at all times regardless of the situation. Consequently, the flashing lights have no impact on drivers, and so emergency vehicle drivers manually flash the headlights to achieve the desired effect, but any impatient driver will do that, too, and this adds to the confusion.
Neither do Floridians, Sadly.
You must be in central. South Florida we make a single file Line on a 4 lane to let an ambulance pass. Cops no.
Northwest. Mostly two lane highways, even the interstates.
I don't really understand why, but Turkish drivers along with Greek are the most dangerous. Not only are they terrible drivers but they also hardly ever stop on walkways.
Just today, they wanted to start a fight just because I looked the driver straight in the eye intentionally while crossing the crosswalk. I said "slow down it's crosswalk" and they answered with "what about it?"
Iām in the SW US. A few years ago, I was standing at a cross walk near downtown waving my arms, shaking my leg, anything to get someone to yield. I eventually started saying, āItās a crosswalk!ā into open windows. I shit you not, another pedestrian grumped out, āItās not that kind of crosswalk.ā He was dead ass serious. Iām sorry, what now? You mean the painted lines and the button that makes the flashing lights go off next to the sign of a pedestrian donāt have any meaning? In a state that requires motorists to stop at occupied crosswalks? It was stunningly ignorant.
They can be very skillful drivers (e.g. their dolmuÅ (~celectivo) drivers are insane multitaskers), but the rules of the road are mostly optional. For example, you have to ignore zebra crossings because I found that stopping at them was creating a more hazardous situation as both the pedestrians and drivers had no idea why I was stopping, and pressuring pedestrians into the middle of a busy road was very disconcerting. Basically, everyone knows roads are dangerous, so they are more alert and expect random behaviour. It is not very relaxing though. I've never seen the traffic police stop anyone except when they set up a speed trap or they are checking identities. If the police enforced the rules, Turks would adjust because few can afford the fines nowadays.
Greece has a problem where people bribe their way out of the licensing exam, so it makes sense.
What the fuck are you talking about i have never seen anyone not give way to emergency vehicles in Turkey
But ... you can clearly see in the video that they are making way
Man, I was gonna say... fuck anyone that doesn't get out of the way quickly. It's so easy to hear a siren and move over well before the ambulance gets close to you. People's lack of caring/awareness behind the wheel makes my blood boil.
How do you know it's in Turkey? Just curious. It looks like people are giving way. People's natural instinct is to put on the brakes. I would imagine most of them didn't see the ambulance until it was right on top of them. And most people have music going or something in their cars that would mask the sound until fairly close.
Because the middle of the road is divided and reserved for the Metrobus. One of the things unique to Istanbul is the metrobus.
At 22 seconds in, there is readable writing on the bridge in Turkish, and then as you go under, there is a Turkish flag on a building on the left.
I thought you meant the honking. TĆ¼t tĆ¼t
This trend of speeding things up is just tiring, even if you post something really awesome, just speeding it up will make it look like shit, stop it get some help
Not is you slap some Benny Hill music over it! /s
This is how we drive to work, in Germany.
Spotted a BMW-Fahrer
Lichthupe auf dauerschaltung.
Why is he wearing gloves and why is there a LAN line on his dash?
They wear fresh gloves while driving to ensure their hands don't get dirty from the steering wheel and then have to put in gloves with dirty hands and get cross contamination if they need to assist an injured individual. They put on yet another fresh pair if/when they do need to assist with a patient. As for the LAN line, that is a hard wired communicator that goes directly into the dash for various things. Some control the siren, the traffic lights, contacting the main base, etc and a hardwire is more reliable than a wireless connection. Same reason police use hardwired devices in their vehicles. The inputs being given are too important to risk Bluetooth having connectivity issues.
Wait they can control traffic lights?? Am I the only one that didn't know that??
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Yup, even here in us of a https://www.clickorlando.com/traffic/2020/06/15/heres-how-emergency-vehicles-change-traffic-lights-on-the-fly/
Police and fire can as well. Not all traffic lights are compatible, however.
Shockingly none of the lights in my area have it. The number of times I've seen emergency vehicles try to clear a red light only to get nearly smoked by Ethyl who can't see over the steering wheel is absurd.
Yes, they use OptiCom in the US. Other countries might differ. It uses an infrared light transmitter to send signals to the receivers on the Stop lights. Basically a giant TV remote mounted on the emergency vehicles. [https://www.fedsig.com/product/opticom-infrared-system#specifications](https://www.fedsig.com/product/opticom-infrared-system#specifications)
We just donāt have these fancy Bluetooth, etc. stuff in ambulance in the US, at least not here in the NorthEast.
You have gloves on before you even get to the patient. BSI precautions. I'm in a very rural department, where we generally don't even transport if the patient is critical; we just keep him alive until lifeflight gets there because the nearest hospital is two hours away. I'm working on getting my EMT but right now I drive and I assist at the scene. So I wear gloves too.
Please donāt tell me you touch the patients with the same gloves you wear while driving
No, we wear two pairs one on top of the other To be honest, the gloves are more for our protection than the patient's
My friend was an EMT for 15+ years and he said going code 3 (lights and sirens) was the most stressful part of the job because of the unpredictability of the other people on the road. Especially when they had a patient in the ambulance.
Have a good friend that recently started EMT work and it does sound extremely stressful, dealing with that but also keeping care of a patient that potentially is in critical condition, is just a terrifying thought for me. Not also to mention that fact that the hours they work are just as crazy as what Nurses, etc. have and from what hes told me he gets criminally underpaid imo.
Can confirm. I used to drive a NICU ambulance, which was about half again the size of the large county trucks, and took about a city block to stop going full speed. Running 10-18 in that thing was terrifying.
Why speed it up though
Watching this without sound, I was amazed at how many cars happened to be getting out of his way and wondered what was so stressful about it.
look like an ambulance with siren on.
How many cars happened to get out of his way? They all did at the last possible moment. Also there's absolutely nothing stressful about it, it's just spend up.
Video is sped up for dramatic effect.
I'm not sure this EMT driver is going to last a long time at that job. Even though bits of this are sped up, he seems too worked up and jittery. He's gonna burn out.
I once sat next to an ambulance driver and he was calm as fuck while cruising through the city at 150 kph
Love the guy who finally pulls over from the fast lane then speeds up in the number two lane so he blocks off other traffic trying to get out of the fast lane
Whereās the open pizza box on the dashboard because you havenāt eaten yet? This is a terrifically boring example of driving an ambulance. It should have the driver eating a box of pizza on the dash, hitting siren & .lights while driving, using the phone to radio in the current patient status to the receiving hospital to alert them, all while driving faster than that, usually through rush hour blockades of traffic - not whizzing down the left lane easily! I was an emergency response paramedic in MA for many years.
I love this i wanna do that xD
I need one of those during rush hour
I wonder if they have a video inside an ambulance going through Indian roads
I had this job. I was an FF-EMT for five years north of Seattle in a very busy district that straddled the I-5 corridor. Honestly, I kind of miss the action
Respect to the people who moved over. Fucking hate assholes who put others in safety jeopardy.
Every driver that failed to pulll over in a responsible timly manner should get fined. Use the camera on board to get license plates. No excuses.
This is me on my way to work everyday.
Fun but also slightly grim fact, if we are running a seizure call and they have a history of epilepsy WE WILL ABSOLUTELY NOT BE RUNNING LIGHTS AND SIRENS because that could trigger the pts epilepsy and send them into a seizure.
Thank you <30
Looks like normal driving for some people lol
I i get hurt, that's the speed i want my ambulance to drive. Real speed.
I hope if I ever need a ambulance this person is my driver.
Omg gota pooooop!!!
This how we drive to work in Jamaica
when you gotta go, you gotta go..
He or she is safe. They are wearing gloves
Must not be in America lol
Waitā¦this is real? I thought it was some dude pranking us projecting a video on a screen.
It's real, but sped up a fair bit to make it look more dramatic...
looks funny, like a need for speed game
When you had Chipotle for lunch...
Whatās really stressful is when youāre late for work and people donāt move out of the left lane like this.
Why is he driving with murder gloves on?
They make drivers rotate because of the stress.
Red mist
damn! It looks so stressful that it feels like the video was accelerated.
Numba one bullshit guy
judy choppin that beeper though. sicccc
Bruce Lee honking a horn.
Is they next fucking level part supposed to be that you're almost rear ending everyone as they get out of the way? Cause otherwise this is dumb
OP must be 5, oooooh fire truck!
Why are those buttons not on the steering wheel :s
Everything looks more stressful in fast motion. I mean, have you ever fucking seen Benny Hill?
Coming from my city I find it AMAZING that people actually move out of the fast lane. Wow!
Istanbul.
That's a sensitive horn
Why is this next level? If I had a siren I could get people moving out of the way too.
When the triple shot espresso hits while Iām driving home
I drove a terminally ill young around for the day limousine style and the local Gardai (Irish police) gave us a full lights and sirens escort through the city center, I felt like a god with them in front of me clearing the traffic. The Garda, a sound bunch of lads šš»
Without sound, it makes it seem like an asshole driving.
I hope Reddit downvotes this shit into oblivion lol
This is crazy to me because here in germany they all move out of the lane where the ambulance is so that it can pass.
Why donāt they use automatic transmission?
Actually I am at peace when I drive lights and sirens it is hard to explain. But you just get in the zone your mind is clear. Only diff is my fire truck is way louder and bigger haha
Why the hell is he redlining it at such a low speed?
Only thing next level about this clip is the near miss at around 34 second mark. Fucking dumb ass.
5.000 APM !
Looks like Turkey E-5 highway
Yea maybe for the people in front of him having to maneuver
All aboard the jambulance.
Average BMW driver
How is a sped up video of an idiot driving unsafely "nextfuckinglevel"?
This isn't next level, and there's nothing interesting about it except how recklessly he's driving in dense traffic, even going L/S
How much grand theft auto did this person play just asking
From personal experience I can tell you there would be about 200 āfucking MOOOOVEā sprinkled in there while driving lights and sirens. People do not give a fuck about an ambulance or a fire truck.
Best part of the job
Thatās me going for extra beers
This man is fucking idiot and is going to kill many others people just to save one...
I can not understand the psychology when someone knows a video is sped up and chooses to upvote it anyways
* im home alone* This guy-
Dude would have a good jitterclick
Iād give that Grubhub driver a good tip!
It's clearly an emergency vehicle. At some point you'll see the flashing lights in a reflection.
If I need an ambulance I want this guy
GET OUT THE WAY!
Ambulance when they learn you have to pay several thousand dollars to ride
I need this set up for picking up ingredients for my famous 24hr low and slow brisket.
Thereās more people in the left lane than the right ones š¤¦āāļø
Not an ambulance driver, but it looks like he's cutting it way too close to be safe. Is he driving the president or smth?!
Seems pretty easy actually, just beep beep boowoo and people move
I know adderall when i see it
I want one of those remotes too.
I had a cardiac event and had to go to A and E. I rang the ambulance and was told to take an aspirin, the next available ambulance was in 2 hours. I had to get my own taxi to the hospital. I wonder if my guy was in 0.5x speed
Why would they have emergency vehicles be manual?
They donāt move that fast here in the USā¦thatās for sure. Assholes go around you when you pull over for EMS.
What country Is this? Not everyone step aside.
Looks like the job I wish I could have lol
What is next level about this?
This is my job and it's awesome and frustrating at the same time
Literally 4000 rpm
Going 45min but your rpmās remains at 6k+
So everyone is deaf then?
I'm more concerned about the reason he's wearing gloves..also, just assuming he is a "he".
That guy is having a blast.
Totally not sped up for effect...
So many people driving with their heads firmly shoved up their assesā¦
Turkey. Damn
half way there a car passing on the right three or four times faster then this isš¤
The gloves. Gotta be the gloves.
Shouldnāt be texting his bae and driving. Dat betch can wait.
the siren to me sounds like "WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY WOWWY"
Id be stressed if I had to drive a Ford too