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[JAPAN] Fukuoka emergency vehicles
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2019
- Video collection with emergency vehicles responding in Fukuoka, Kyūshū, Japan.
Zusammenschnitt mit Einsatzfahrzeugen auf Alarmfahrt in Fukuoka, Kyūshū, Japan.
by Dirk Steinhardt - www.rescue911.eu - Fukuoka, Kyūshū, Japan - 03.2019
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Video clips of responding emergency vehicles - wwwrescue911de
On this channel you will find video clips of emergency vehicles (fire/rescue, ambulance, police) from around the world responding to calls with their warning lights and sirens.
Please note that all videos being posted on this channel have been made by myself!
Videos von Einsatzfahrzeugen auf Alarmfahrt - wwwrescue911de
Auf diesem Kanal findet ihr Videoclips von Einsatzfahrzeugen (Feuerwehr, Rettungsdienst, Polizei) aus diversen Ländern, die mit Sondersignal unterwegs sind.
Bitte beachtet, dass alle hier geposteten Videos ausschließlich von mir gemacht wurden!
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The streets are cleaner than my room
lmao
those undercover cop cars are actually pretty cool
I would be mistaken it in japan for a regular car
For for us i wont
They're slow because they already respond to the incident before it even happen. Such an advanced technology
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First time I've heard the low pitched tone on the ambulances
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I wonder what the Japanese Firefighter's would think if they installed Powercall Siren's on ALL there Fire Trucks and Ambulance's.
Do you think they will like them or hate them?
Imagine being on of the patient on those ambulance.
You: I-im gonna die
The driver: Oh boy. I'm don't want getting any ticket for speeding!
Cpr
Is it normal that all other traffic ignore the emergency vehicles?
In most of Asia, yes
Japan is pretty rare in that they will yield if necessary
Nice collection!
You should come up to Sapporo :P
I think it's funny that the ambulance crews wear helmets when they only drive 8 mph. LOL
usually for when they arrive ON the scene if there's any debris)
happyjack880 Unlike your country, safety is taken into consideration.
@@ACE-sr8ds safety isn't a consideration here, it's a must. Safety comes first in any situation. There is always some risk when responding to any emergency. Safety measures here though are based on the likelihood and type of risk.
happyjack880 The level of consideration for safety is different. Calls to open the road or stop further tracking if it is deemed dangerous for others, police officers first threaten in the sky before shooting a gun, then ground, then last It ’s the criminal ’s foot.
@@ACE-sr8ds we don't shoot criminals in the foot here.
I love the Doppler Effect!
出動する時がどれもカッコイイですね！
やね
Wow that’s a big fire station btw great video
That truck at 2:50 looks like it just drove out of the 1980's!
Derek Bialy Blaustein
Truck name Toyota dyna.
90s truck!!
DRIVING IN THE 90'S-
Because that is a fire brigade, it is a vehicle used by volunteers, unlike firefighters. So it ’s a design that does n’t cost much.
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The sirens are so light, may be just suitable in Japan.
Antonio Gravita FirePoAm that siren made for city area because some people say claim usual siren
Can't bloody hear Ambulances here in Japan until they are right behind you. They need to make them louder as modern cars are so sound-proof. Furthermore, Ambulances are only allowed to travel within the speed limit so you'll often see cars passing them on expressways as the Ambulances stick to the 60kmh (Especially Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway), 80Kmh (many expressways), 100kmh on some highways and now a very select few have stretches of 120kmh which is still very new.
@@andrewjones-productions In Singapore emergency vehicles are required to obey speed limits too, and also do stop at red lights (but may sometimes cut the queue for turning vehicles at junctions)
Cool
This is gonna be fun for a hangover
Can anybody tell me how the ambulance staff is put together? Are they paramedics, nurses or any doctors aboard?
all paramedics.
Wow! Zero respect for an emergency vehicle in Japan!
They even follow the road laws in emergencies.
what is with the slow ambulances
Keter 55 This is because emergency vehicles also have legal speeds. In consideration of safety, the speed is basically that much.
I’ve seen the ambulance go against traffic in a fast speed before
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ah, a pumper/ambulance hybrid
When you running Code through the city, yet traffic is passing you.....
They are not allowed to break the speed limit (this is given to cops only, when chasing criminals).
I wish that we had that model of toyata hiace (the first ambulance) in europe.. and not that stupid proace model that is like.. 5 different car models now...
Nee naw...
Ambulances very sssssllllloooooooooooooowwwwwwwwwwwwww?
febfeb1958 It is because the maximum speed is also set for emergency vehicles
キャプテンレックス that’s stupid
West LA Response Videos Because it is safety first
@@ACE-sr8ds meanwhile their patients all die waiting for an ambulance that's traveling traveling the speed of a hot dog cart.
I heard there are multiple ambulances responding from different departments for the same accident.