[Stockholm] Emergency Ambulances With Lights & Siren!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Captured here are a variety of emergency ambulance vehicles responding to calls and transporting patients in the Swedish capital city, Stockholm. Ambulance services in the city are primarily run by a government-owned company called AISAB, which is an acronym that roughly translates to 'Ambulance Care in Greater Stockholm. You will also see some private ambulances run by the multi-national company 'Falck'. The 'ambulance bus' in the video is an intensive care transport unit for special patient transfers.
Let me know what you think of these Swedish vehicles in the comment!
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2:17, Medical Bus/Ambulace! Nice
Thanks for watching! 🤩
Thanks for recording this I always wanted to go sweden
You’re welcome! Appreciate the comment ☺️
MICU is gorgeous ... sadly i only saw it without lights
Awesome! All of your videos are put together amazingly, keep it up!
Thank you very much! Appreciate your feedback 😃
Nice 👍 Most of Falcks Mercedes Sprinters are now taken out of service, replaced by new VW Transporters and some of the Mercedes Vitos shown in the video from AISAB have become spare units by now. Replaced by new Mercedes Sprinter, VW Crafter and Volvo XC90!
Thanks! Ah I see, seems like they get upgrades quite frequently in Stockholm. 👍🏼😄
I noticed that a lot to the Vitos already seemed pretty banged up, and they had problems with the grille lights malfunctioning.
Good they can use "yelp" to get attention. HiLo doesn't do much.
Yea it’s a nice feature to have.
You're wrong, hi-lo is more effective than wail
@@BlackieFoxxless //// England went from hi-l0 to wail..
@@k0smon nope, England uses it too
@@BlackieFoxxless /// I guess you have not listened to any vids lately. They are all using high pitched wail sirens.
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Sehr schönes Video 😊 Hoffentlich können wir bald die nächste Tour angehen 💪😁
Danke dir mein lieber! 😁 Oh ja, ich hab echt Fernweh und rede oft von unseren Reisen. Das muss bald eine jährliche Tradition werden 💪🏼
In the first clip: The first ambulance is going to a call and the second one is turning left towards Södersjukhuset (South Hospital). You can see that by looking in the cab. One person = Patient, Two = No patient.
And then if you are from Stockholm you also know that there is a hospital that way :)
nice spots. good video
Thank you! :D
I like it when pedestrians close their ears because of High volume siren
I'm curious how many stocks of videos you have XD btw great catches!
Thanks! Haha I have quite a bit of ‘stock’. 😆
Hundreds of videos on several hard drives...
Them Swedish ambulances look like British ambulance with the yellow and green on them
But the sirens on the UK are American-style (sure they have a two-tone, but that rarely happens)
Meanwhile sirens in Sweden are European-style (the Yelp siren is called a Swedish-style siren)
Brilliant! It is good to see that sweden is in good condition!
Thank you!
From the video yeah, but don't let it fool you.
@@aswedishguy682 ☹️
@@nilgor70Yep i had understood 🙁
I love ur videos so much!!!
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Nice
Thanks! :)
Amazing video!
Thank you very much! :)
Awesome catches! Love the sporty look to those ambulances!
Thank you very much! :)
Yea, the Swedes sure know how to design sleek emergency vehicles haha
I also like the lighting and the fact that they have both the classic European hi-lo as well as a Yelp tone.
Awesome video!👍
Thank you very much! 🙌🏼
Wunderschöne Aufnahmen 🤩 und bei 2:16 was war das?
Dankeschön! Das ist ein Intensivtransportwagen.
Hey guys they use the same sound of Germany
hey 7-11 there
Hey guys do you use the same sound of German