German ambulances and other EMS vehicles responding
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2015
- Here's a small compilation of various German EMS vehicles: the ordinary ambulances, transport ambulances, emergency doctor cars, chief and command units, equipment vans and trucks, large capacity ambulance buses and water rescue units. The videos are taken across Germany, in the south and north. east and west just like in central Germany.
If you have a question concerning a specific unit in the video, its purtpose, where it's housed or the German EMS in general, just let me know in the comments
Einsatzfahrzeuge Rettungsdienst Deutschland.
Querbeet aus Deutschland stammen diese Videos verschiedenster Fahrzeuge des Rettungsdienstes: vom üblichen Rettungswagen, Krankentransportwagen und Notarzteinsatzfahrzeug bis hin zu Führungsfahrzeugen, SEG-Einheiten und Wasserrettung.
Wenn ihr Fragen habt wo ein bestimtes Fahrzeug aus dem Video her kommt, so lasst es mich bitte einfach in den Kommentaren wissen - Авто та транспорт
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You know something has gone terribly wrong when you see the bus ambulance going by
hazmat unit what do you mean
PikachuGXgaming You know, the Bus Ambulance? AKA the mass casualty unit?
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It is often used for soccer games.
@@bainyt727 is it because of large fights?
Nice to see that some people actually do like our Ambulances
11:10 HI LOW siren
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They are cool right
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the german ambulances are fantastic, above all mercedes and wolsbagen
yes in fact most ambulances are based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, maybe 98% of them. 1% for the Volkswagen Crafter and the other 1% for all other chassis
very good
What’s a wolsbagen?
@@bergensteinmacwhorfmanteis2417 an german automakir
@@xxxxxx-kk7mh it called Volkswagen (Translated Peoples car)
2:28: The car siren behind the ambulance reminds me at the Sheriff siren from the Disney Cars movie, but since the beginning when was enabled the siren.
I did not even know we had this siren.
Krass, wie sehr sich das von damals und heute verändert hat. 😳
Da gebe ich dir recht!
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Anyone notice that in 13:33 the what I believe to be another ambulance driver saluted the driver passing by?
Yes
yeah but just a joke we dont salute for real xD
nico justfun Same haha
11:09 yellow ambulance
@@judejoemareitejada9855 What does that have to do with the comment you're responding to?
0:24 is that a hazmat truck?
Not quite. It's an ALS Emergency Ambulance for contaminated patients concerning chemicals and radiation
0:39 Cat Siren " Meow Meow Meow! "
Swedish siren.
@@andrismajors8171 r/woosh
no Swedish siren ... @Andris Majors
0:30
0:30
8:37 RARE
1976 Dodge M-886 1 1/4 ton CUCV Field Ambulance aka "Cracker Box". US Army/USAF Surplus!!!
Wenn ich das Fahrzeug bei 2:03 sehe dann muss ich immer am Grillhähnchen denken
solang du dem Hähnchenbrutzellaster Platz machst :D
Immer doch für Grillhähnchen immer 😉
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0:50 I like its bright yellow
Search "ASB DEUTSCHLAND" they're always yellow
@@Blaulicht.RT-ADK ok
I love german siren
Me too
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO. A guy i'm interested in lives in Germany, and I heard ambulance sirens that were way deeper than my american brain thinks should be. I had to check and make sure that's not the result of a voicechanger.
Talking gingerbread man
3:12
The best option to yield for a Ambulance when your on a roundabout is not to take the exit or stop, but drive a second round.
it sure is a good option, however some EMS crews would take the shortcut and drive against the flow of traffic when taking the third exit, like in this case: ua-cam.com/video/EP2XveJuFSI/v-deo.html
Really cool compilation!
Thank you :)
The ambulance at 0:19 sets a siren from low to high and its extremely loud 5:07 has also loud sirens and even 5:35
it sounds like a trumpet orchastra
Yeah right?
In the Netherlands the fire trucks has the same siren with also those loud sounds and trumpet sound
Electronic siren with a siren speaker vs actual horns (like when a firetruck blows it's buell horns, except their different pitches and sent to hi and lo)
8:40 - Es sieht einfach so schön aus, wie die Lichter der Drehspiegel über die Hauswände flitzen.
nur ein kleines Detail aber mit viel Wirkung
@@EnjoyFirefighting Danke!
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8:15 Heeeeeyyyyy den hab ich als Modellauto xD und zwar GENAU den mit derselben Lichtanlage etc.
In der schweiz fahren VIELE dammit
Den haben wir beim ASB auch :)
Das ist ein tigis glaub ich
Moritz Becker Nice!
Es gibt viele deutsche Rettungsfahrzeuge, darunter normale Krankenwagen, Transportkrankenwagen, Krankenwagen, Kopf- und Kommandoeinheiten, Gerätewagen und Lastwagen, Großraumkrankenwagen und Wasserrettungseinheiten. Vielen Dank für dieses Video
Mais importante que chegar rápido, é chegar.
🚨 Hello firefighters friends🚒 Bonjour les amis des pompiers🚒 Freunde der Feuerwehrleute🚨 Have a nice day🚨
0:34 omg a siren that isn't hi-lo, someone call the lawyers, we can't have them in Germany because laws!!! 2:29 OMG HE STRIKES AGAIN GET HIM NOW!!!
I jest but it is weird to find that in a country with laws designed pretty much so only hi-lo sirens can be used
hvymtal In Germany The Wail and yelp are also allowed because they are new in germany they get more attention
Dezzi that is NOT correct. Some few departments used them without permission, some other had trial runs, but until today they are not legal and the department (and/or crew) is not covered by insurance in case of the emergency vehicle is involved in an accident while using wail/yelp sirens
@@EnjoyFirefighting I think that not allowing a siren literally just means that you theoretically don't have to give way to an emergency vehicle responding to that siren? Just like theoretically CA only allows wail and yelp.
@@davidfreeman3083 that's correct; From a legal aspect you wouldn't be required to pull over then, however in reality they pull over of course; But it's questionable to which extend the driver of the emergency vehicle would be covered by the insurance in case they are involved in a traffic accident then
@@davidfreeman3083 thats a rapid response
Great catches 🚑
am i the only one who likes the sirens?
Nope
NIce compilation Retired NYC paramedic here.
0:21, I think that's what a old Hi-Lo siren sounds like.
Yes. It's called "Starkton Horn"
Its not old
@bain YT It's not old? It's THE oldest generation of Sprinters, how is that not supposed to be old?
@@EnjoyFirefighting i mean the Hi-Lo siren
@@bainyt727 well that one seemed to be pretty old as well
2:20 Hey, ummm, do some of your cars have non spinning wheels... I just spotted that and find that very odd.
it just seems like that due to the frequency of the camera taking photos per second. It's the same thing like with helicopters
The tires spin but the rims don't 😉😉😉
DJ CuddleFish are you dumb lol
The Rolls Royce effect
The Rolls Royce effect
Very nice video. Thank you for sharing.
Wonder if the Dutch driver is ok after all the ambulances coming from different directions
Also ich find den wail Geil! Daumen hoch 👍
Daumen hoch!
12:45 Ingolstadt 😃
6:05 Was war da für ne lange Schlange an Einsatzfahrzeugen? Wo wollten die hin?
Das sind Fahrzeuge aus dem Landkreis Marburg-Biedenkopf, der als überörtliche Komponente zu einer Großübung mit dem Szenario eines Masssenanfalles von Verletzten gefahren ist
@@EnjoyFirefighting aber man kann doch den Bus nehmen oder nicht? Also bei nicht so stark verletzten personen
@@flauschi9187 meinst den Großraumrettungswagen zum Transport oder meinst einen Linienbus?
Nicht so stark ist relativ, aber egal welche Patienten mit welchem Ausmaß von Behandlungsbedarf man mit dem Großraumrettungswagen transportiert, die Kapazitäten sind schnell erschöpft und die große Masse von Patienten wird so oder so mit einzelnen Einsatzfahrzeugen transportiert
@@EnjoyFirefighting ok danke für die Info, ich meinte jz beides
What is the siren on the Notarzt fly car az 0:35 called? Seeing a lot of clips, I haven't heard that kind besides here
Tbh (to be honest) I think th British ambulance and police and fire sirens sound great and look great.
Wie lange brauchen sie um all diese krankenwagen zu finder?
Herausgeben: Schönes video 😁
Nice siren on the Audi 2:35. Poor Dutch driver in the Mercedes 7:50, ambulances pouncing on him from all directions.
AndreiTupolev hahhahah
AndreiTupolev ho
This siren isn't nice
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Hey, stop! Stop!! There's someone behind the ambulance!
**head gets crushed**
Du är bäst!
Came here for the doppler effect, stayed for the german bulance
14:35 ist der Motor kalt, gib ihm Sechseinhalb :-)
Here to see if they look like the ones in emergency 20
Edit: some do some dont
Merci pour sauver les vies
13:18 genau so eienr steht auch in der Fahrzeug Halle in München^^ nur ist der von BRK
how did you get to see a lineup of ambulances? also whats with the unmarked cars?
+Connor Hildebrandt it was just a short sequence during a large scale MCI disaster drill with 250 simulated victims:
ua-cam.com/video/rWeiJV7bMQw/v-deo.html
Nice videos!
Ed ecco che a guardare questi video vi incontro tutti!!!
the Audi Doctors car with the funny wail and yelp siren, what service does that belong to?
It's from the Western Pomerania - Rugia County EMS in the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in the far north-east of Germany
0:38 yelp? wow
Odessa Rescue yes, and at 2:28 both wail and yelp
Some EMS proviers in Germany did a several months long lasting field research with wail / yelp sirens, some just use it, but in the end none of the wail and yelp-type sirens fullfill the acustic legal requirements to be used on our roads in Germany - with the exception than some old units from the GDR, which still have the old sirens, may use them until they are taken out of service
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2:21 made me laugh idk why 😂😂
Mabe it didnt have its colur and its small
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11:22 The driver being that fast without signal colors is very risky, even though the Golf is equipped with a siren and blue light....
One fool and there’s a collision at an intersection
only takes one fool for any kind of emergency vehicle. Not having a bright flashy color scheme is typical for being an unmarked emergency vehicle, basically that's the point of being unmarked
@@EnjoyFirefighting Philippines out country has drifting emergency vehicles
@@hermindasalazar6822 that's actually not a good sign tbh
2:31
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0:39 I NEED TO KNOW WHICH AUDI THAT IS
Seems to be an Audi A6 Avant Allroad Quattro
Die Mercedes G-Klasse bei 1:53 ist einfach klasse. Nicht nur optisch sondern auch die Beleuchtung ist top! Das sollte die Mindestanforderung für alle Einsatzfahrzeuge bundesweit sein: Intersectionlights, 4 Frontblitzer und ein halbwegs ordentlicher lichtbalken aufm Dach und das alles in LED!
Deswegen heißt es ja auch G-KLASSE :D
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at 3:27 is it a transport ambulance or an ambulance responding to a call? Its cool that it says emergency ambulance on it instead of rettungsdienst
that's a BLS Transport Ambulance either responding to a larger call, or acting as First Responder on a normal medical emergency, or transporting a patient whose condition got worse. Rather rare to see the BLS Transport Ambulances running lights and sirens in most areas. At my EMS station is was pretty common for the BLS Transport Ambulance doing first responder calls or covering an entire ALS call on its own when the ALS Emergency Ambulance was out on another call already
0:19 Rare footage!
What's the siren name and manufacturer of the wail and yelp from 2:29 ?
Unfortunately I don't know that ... probably from the same siren module in the lightbar, so it's likely to be from Pintsch Bamag
@@EnjoyFirefighting Kann es sein das diese "Art" von Sirene im kalten Krieg gebaut wurde? Habe mich nämlich sehr gewundert was des für ne' Sirene ist. Kenne ich auch persönlich vom hören garnicht.
good video, but i hope the ambulances don't need to action everyday,you know what i mean
+陳奕懷 sadly enough, they are happy when they only have to respond once or twice a day.
+MissYijare Its a difficult balancing act between having a sufficient amount of EMS units and not having enough. Yes, we should always strive to have abundant medical care, but someone has to pay for it too.
+MissYijare Its a difficult balancing act between having a sufficient amount of EMS units and not having enough. Yes, we should always strive to have abundant medical care, but someone has to pay for it too.
very nice compilation!!! i'm subscribed... ;)
thank you :)
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Am I the only one who likes this sound?
2:30.... Wo war das und was ist das für ein Signalton? Der ist (zumindest bei mir in Berlin) nicht so häufig zu hören :P
Das wurde in der Hansestadt Stralsund aufgenommen, und das Notarzteinsatzfahrzeug kommt aus dem ehemaligen Nordvorpommern, nun Vorpommern-Rügen. Es handelt sich um die aus den USA bekannten Signaltöne wail und yelp
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Hey I hope I am not bothering you too much. But I was wondering if you have any of these from switzerland? If so could you provide me with the link? Thank you.
No, I haven't been to Switzerland so far, at least not for filming emergency vehicles
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what sort of car / service is that at 3:50 using a blue lighting his private car with luggage holder?
that's an emergency doctor with his POV; in that city there are two ordinary emergency doctor cars, 3 'regular' backup emergency doctors and a (to me unknown) number of doctors which have the qualification as emergency doctor and may run their own POV as backup in extraordinary large incident. This was one of them
Nice video and I wonder how the siren on the doctors car was sounding like an American siren?
Good question since that siren is not legal for emergency use in Germany
Green Guy i thought so but I wasn't sure about it
Based on other clips in this compilation with the same car I'd bet that they have the classic two-tone siren as well and use that most of the time, but when travelling with other vehicles they switch over to different tones which should help make the sense of urgency seem higher.
Paulo Gianolio The Emergency doctors Car That Has The American Siren Is More New I Thing In The North of German where i live we dont have these sirens
that's one theory i'm not from germany myself so idk how the rules are for emergency vehicles and there sirens. it's effective i must say.
great
Greetings from Dessau (DE) germany Saxony-Anhalt
1:29, you sure that just wasn't a BMW owner being obnoxious?
Very good
Du bist ja ganz schön häufig in Mecklenburg unterwegs wie ich sehe.
+SOTY3011 nicht häufig, aber ich war es mal nen längeren Zeitraum lang, v.a. in und um HRO und HST, teils mit Ausflügen nach HGW, NB und SN
Why does the Audi have that siren?
Why would you need nuclear management units or whatever that translated to?
To treat contaminated patients
I was in Berlin a couple of weeks ago and heard that sound all the time. I did see a very strange looking red vehicle with a diagram of a heart on It's side.
Yeah you can see and hear lots of emergency vehicles responding to calls across Berlin.
Besides emergency services providing ALS, there are dozens of private providers providing BLS ambulances for pimary non emergency patient transports. They have tons of different color schemes there
@@EnjoyFirefighting I noticed that some of the vehicles have a weird Wavery sound, as if they're underwater.
2:29 sounds like the USA fire truck siren
Cool
0:57 wow what vehicle is that, can anyone explain to me
that's a Large Capacity Ambulance Bus, able to treat and transport several patients in severe condition or many patients with just minor problems
0:20 also, why are the warn lights not showing light?
it's just an old lightbar with strobe lights. Their intensity is great but they flash at a different rate than the camera takes pictures, and as each flash is extremly short it can't be captured by ordinary film cameras
Das war die beste Sirene, die ich jemals in meinem Leben hatte 0:06
2:29 Whats the name of this siren?
I do research emergency vehicles around the world. What clip is the unmarked vehicle with lights in 2:20
it's a private owned emergency doctor car from somewhere in Amberg-Sulzbach County, Free State of Bavaria.
Oh it has weird siren thx. Good luck on euro 2019
Sorry 2016
@@EnjoyFirefightinghuh nucular symbols on an ambulancr
@@hermindasalazar6822 I can sure answer you that, but it has nothing to do with the original comment above. So, the ambulance with the nuclear warning symbol is a specialized unit adapted to treat patients which are contaminated
O man die meisten Fahrzeuge sind selten aber das Blaulicht 😍 ich wünschte alle wagen in Deutschland wehren so modern hübsch
naja man kann nicht gleich immer das Neueste beschaffen, wenn noch beschaffte Fahrzeuge rentabel sind, sie weiter zu unterhalten
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3:54 sieht aus als wär das SEK mit dabei. Was der wohl in der Dachbox hat?
Skisachen ... es ist ein Notarzteinsatzfahrzeug, und neben der Dachbox hatte der Langlaufski mit drauf ... demnach würde ich in der Box mal Skisachen vermuten
des is wohl n selbstfahrender Dok, der eigentlich in den Urlaub wollt ;)
Ach ja das Schöne ehemalige Reserve NEF/OrgL der ASG Leipzig😍
Damals lief es noch als reguläres NEF ^^
0:38 Sounds like a bubble bath
Has anyone else noticed the drastic increase in the amount of ambulance sirens in Berlin since the jab? Or is that just my imagination?
probably just in your imagination.
Down here we run more emergency calls, but the number of calls has increased ever since. Be barely run any calls related to that
0:38 Hehe, a Cute Sirine
And 2:22
Welchen zweck hatt eigentich das dritte Blitzlicht in den Blaulichter (Balken)? denn kann mann doch so schon sehen wenn mann nicht blind ist.
Ist bekannt als Powerblitzer oder Weitblitz. Während die Leuchten an den Enden der Balken oft bissel abgewinkelt sind, so sind diese direkt nach vorne gerichtet um so auch nochmal mehr Aufmerksamkeit bei vorausfahrenden Fahrzeugen zu erwirken
@@EnjoyFirefighting danke führ die Antwort.Hab diese Powerblitzer zwar oft gesehen wußte aber denn sinn davon nicht.
@@markussonntag1620 Gerne, kein Problem. Kleine Zusatzinfo: dieses Licht lässt sich i.d.R. seperat ein- bzw ausschalten. So ist es z.B. nachts oder bei Nebel für den Fahrer des Einsatzfahrzeuges oft von Vorteil, es auszuschalten, da es ihn sonst selbst blendet bzw bei Nebel einfach den Nebel direkt in seinem Sichtfeld anstrahlt
0:29 Does this ambulance have an luchthoorn or something
no, only the electronic siren
2:04 what clip is that?
+Monky Joe it was a scene from a compilation of a MCI drill in the city of Kassel:
ua-cam.com/video/sPVFHcvOjec/v-deo.html
3:55 ich wusste gar nicht, dass weiße BMWs mit Dachbox als RTW benutzt werden xD
wer behauptet denn dass das ein RTW wäre? Ich sicher nicht ^^
@@EnjoyFirefighting bzw. NEF, ich finde, das Fahrzeug ist nicht als irgendwie sowas erkennbar
@@brainsolution1690 muss es ja auch nicht unbedingt. Muss ja draußen am Fahrzeug nicht drauf stehen was es ist
The sirens are not made to sound good like America or need to send a message like priority they just need to be loud and annoying the sound was chosen because the exakt position of the vehicle can be found out easily this is also used for criminal investigations
0:06, Same siren as the French National Police. (But a little slower)
Neil Parker Jr why did he change his siren tone?
Hey what do the ambulance buses do and what's inside of them?
they are basicly just ambulances with a greater capacity; They have the plain normal equipment on board, but multiple times: depending on the layout the number of patients on board varies: thus you can have many slightly wounded patients on board where a place to seat is sufficient, or you have several patients with stretchers on board, and some of them can also be used for one intensive care patient. The specific layout and the requirements differs from one department to another one.
They are dispatched in case of mass casualty incidents
0:06 and 0:07 Siren sound like in Paris
Sirens in paris are a little faster.
It does sound a lot like the Police Nationale
Like gays having a threesome?
2:15 wann warst du denn in Kassel?
PS Abo hast du ;)
+Nicolas N puh das war irgendwann mal im April 2013, also schon bisschen her
Einsatzfahrt Kassel112 qq
ManV Übung Auestadion 2013. Herbstlöwe oder so
Germany is very concerned for anyones health if there's litterly a car and a bus ambulance on duty
0:02 same as the dutch ambulance
What's supposed to be the same at the Dutch ambulances?
EnjoyFirefighting - International Emergency Response Videos the siren
@@EnjoyFirefighting it's te same siren that is in the Netherlands
Wait one more question was one ambulance a bus?
+Dominic Glass Yes. This was a Bus :D
+Dominic Glass yes, there are actually two Large Capacity Ambulance Buses in the video
What is the siren called at 2:05
The siren is called a Martin horn
Are all ambulances in Germany Red Cross?
no there are dozens of different EMS providers: German Red Cross, St. John, Order of Maltese, Workers' Samaritan Federation, private EMS providers, fire departments etc
Ich bin grad nen bissl verwirrt...
1. Ich dachte immer Frontblitzer müssten synchrin sein...
2. Wail und Yelp in Deutschland?
3. Ich wusste nicht, dass man Powerblitz auch innerorts benutzen darf
Wäre schön, wenn mir da jemand helfen könnte.
EDIT: ich dachte auch, dass Springlicht ebenfalls nicht mehr erlaubt sei
EDIT#2: Manche RTWs/NEFs haben dich ein recht "kreatives" Blitzmuster. Ist das so legal oder sind das Somdergenehmigungen?
meines Wissens nach sollten Frontblitzer synchron sein, sind es aber oft nicht
Wail und yelp ... eine Gradwanderung die nicht so ganz einfach ist
Powerblitz lässt sich oft nicht seperat ein/ausschalten
Springlicht kann scheinbar auch bei neueren Fahrzeugen zugelassen werden
Jaow, Wail und Yelp in Deutschland. Is auf jeden Fall tausendmal intensiver und wirkungsvoller als das Lalüüüü-Lalüüüüü-Lalüüüüüü. Is nicht mehr so intensiv wie früher. Wird echt Zeit das wir umstelln, vom typischen Lalülala, auf Wail. Noch besser wäre es wenn man den Rumbler auch noch mit hinzu zieht, wie das in in den USA der Fall is. Dann würden die Autofahrer auch viel viel schneller reagiern und Platz machen.
Chris Pingel, klar, GANZ tolle Idee. Am besten nehmen wir dann das wail und yelp der hiesigen Hersteller, die komplett verweichlicht klingen?
@@chrispingel2137 leider muss ich dich enttäuschen, selbst die Wissenschaft widerspricht dir! Es gibt genug Studien und wissenschaftliche Publikationen, die zeigen, dass Hi-Lo Sirenen besser und weiter wahrzunehmen sind.
@@pulok0019 hab ich je irgendwas anderes gesagt? Bin selber im DRK tätig, auch unsere Einsatzfahrzeuge sind teilweise alle mit Hi-LO-Sirenen ausgestattet, einfach deswegen, weil die Martinssirene einfach nich mehr so intensiv wahrgenommen wird, wie früher
What was the unit that looked like a bus
that's a Large Capacity Ambulance Bus. It's capable to transport numerous slightly affected patients or several seriously affected patients
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At the beginning? This one is in Leipzig. Here we have one of europe's biggest train stations, trams, busses and lots of traffic. If there's an accident with a tram or a bus, it's better to have a unit like this...
@@Brauiz90 every bigger city in germany has at least one of these GRTWs =Large Capacity Ambulance Buses here in Düsseldorf we even got 2...
many large cities don't have any; Thus e.g. Nuremberg didn't have one so far, until the one from Regensburg was moved to Nuremberg; Also many other cities like Osnabrück, Rostock, Würzburg etc don't have any
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