[Ride along] Ambulance 812 + Medic 812 CPVFD/PGFD
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- Опубліковано 22 бер 2014
- Ride along with Ambulance 129 (radio call sign 812) of the College Park Volunteer Fire Department to a medical emergency together with ALS ambulance Medic 12 in 44's first due. An engine of the Hyattsville fire department is already on scene.
Mitfahrt im Rettungswagen 129 (Funkkenner 812) der Freiwilligen Feuerwehr College Park im Prince George's County in Maryland zu einem medizinischen Notfall zusammen mit dem Rettungswagen Medic 12. Der Einsatz befindet sich in einem fremden Einsatzgebiet, ein Löschfahrzeug ist bereits vor Ort.
by Dirk Steinhardt - www.rescue911.de - College Park, Prince George's County, Maryland, USA - 06.2010
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That driver did so well they caught up with the other ambulance. Well done. Your off side was no help at all.
The...the spinny light on the engine...Gods above I lost it. xD
ROTO RAY
The drivers should be commended on their EVOC skills, they handled every intersection by the book.
Check out cstibor's channel. Hungarian ambulance videos. You guys in the states could learn a thing or two from him lol
Traffic was to heavy to cut off the sirens,though. If they wrecked while the siren was off would be hard to defend.........
what are you guys talking about, he forced people into intersections through red lights. instead of opposing or just shutting down, failure in my book
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nice on ride awesome video with sirens and horns
that's a statistically unusually high amount of red lights
Here in Florida, unmarked cruisers are more decorated than a Christmas tree. We also have a high rate of traffic, so I suppose it is justified.
FW911 lol look at the unmarked police cars in London, they’re redounded for there horrendous lighting often they just have a few grill lights flashing!
Love onboards nice vid
Muy bueno.
your partner needs to get off his phone and help you watch the crosstraffic.
He is kinda annoying
Excellent video !!! :-D
Bravo Ambulance 129
Great video!
I like that Ambulance
what was the original call out for I didn't catch it
cool video
1:55 Cops blocking traffic?
cool siren
yess
with the speed the driver is riding the patient is dead on arrival..what a snail
When you are driving a ambo you can only go so fast and you have to almost stop at every red light and stop sign. Plus if the patient does not have sever or life threatening injury's they wont kick on the lights and sirens. Yeah it sucks but not much can be done its a safety issue.
I agree with Ty. Better to arrive on scene first, and if the victim is in bad condition when you arrive, at least you got there soon enough to treat the patient than get into an accident, and by the time another ambulance arrives, the victim is already dead.
Can't help anyone if you never get there.
@@tyclairep3744 ours don't have to stop, where you at?
We have less city traffic and more county roads
“Huh, wow hahaha”
did the paramedics transport the patient to the hospital in their ambulance
The white Freigtliner ambulance seems to accelerate more slowly than the red GMC...
it does. It’s heavier than the GMC.
So while the driver is driving AND controlling the sirens, the person next to him is talking to his girlfriend? WTF?!
Teempla it’s actually quite typical for the driver to be in control of the sirens while driving. Though I do agree his partner should be helping him watch for traffic and such instead of chatting on his phone.
Makaify most departments frown upon that. When responding to a call, the EMTs are required to not talk about anything but the call.
@@MihirK007 That's how it is in my department
When I’m driving I like to control everything about the ambulance including the siren and air horn. Usually my partner is setting up the epcr, reading call notes on the MDC or if I need it he’s helping me with the route. Otherwise I’m left to my own devices to get us to the call safely
Mihir Kansagra oh ok. You’re clearly misinformed
How can hear what she is saying with the sirens and the bumpy ness????
Where is this at
In some States/cities it is illegal to run a red light to clear a spot for first responders. The extent of your responsibility as a driver is to move to the right. Running a red light, even to make room for an emergency vehicle is still running a red light and creating a risk of an accident.
Nobody ran the red light
opticom’s are handy
Did you guys have to transport a child?
mr ben do not disrespect me.im a volunteer firefighter sir thank you very much.
Whats difference between Medic and Ambulance in this dept.?
ALS Medic and BLS Ambulance
The Medic unit is staffed by paid paramedics that work for the county, and the ambulance is staffed by the volunteers
do you live in oxnard
In PG, the medic is the paramedic unit from the county, as opposed to the ambo, which is run by the volunteer department.
Wow that's a lot of inaccurate responses. The term ambulance is just a vehicle type, dame if you were to say truck, car, bus, engine, etc. The medic unit typically would mean it is staffed by paramedics, if you were to hear aid unit it would typically be staffed by EMT-Basics, it doesn't matter if they're paid or volunteer their are plenty of paid EMT-Basics.
Why do they turn off their sirens sometimes?
When no cars are around
I’ve heard there are some cases where there have a patient in the back with maybe heart problems or something, and the sirens just make it worse for the patient, so they need to turn it off.
Oh nvm, I just saw the part.
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I can hear that Duramax
7:00 ALDI?!?!?!?! WTF in denn USA :D
They're just starting to pop up in the Southern U.S. now. 2 just opened up in Knoxville, TN.
ok cool :D
I love to watch emergency vehicles responding
+nico justfun (GER-RAINBOW DASH-MLP) Yeah we've had one in Texas for about two years now.
+nico justfun (GER-RAINBOW DASH-MLP)
We have had ALDI in north east Ohio for over 10 years now
1. WTF!!! Happened to Engine 801?
2. why didn't they make Paramedic Engine 844 respond scance it's in Paramedic Engine 844Box
3. The respond time gotta be faster🚨🚒🚑
because its a ride along
That's old engine 801 it's a 1990 pierce arrow I think it's now serving in a dept in Latin America
thats sad that it took them over 9mins to arrive on the scene that crazy in nyc its like only a few mins if that much
the ambo of that area was already on another call that's why they had to send units of another fire station. however an engine was available and therefore on scene very quickly. so i do not really see a problem here as help was there very fast. concerning NYC i don't share your opinion. i had the opportunity to ride along several times with fire and EMS units and i can tell you that it happens quite often that you have to wait 10min for an ambo, especially in rush hour. however, just like in my video if it is a critical medical call a FDNY engine is also dispatched which means that help can be at your position very quick. engines are usually faster because of the many fire stations in the city.
The service area is kind of challenging. On top of res & comm, I-495 beltway is right there too, with a major back route into DC running right through the middle. There's enough coverage between Riverdale, Riverdale Heights, College Park, Bladensburg, Berwyn Heights, and Hyattsville that there's a lot of people, but the distance to higher care ends up with some longer out of service times (especially if it's Medic 25 on an ACLS run).
That aside, there's a lot of firefighter/paramedics there, and you're likely to see an engine show up with or before the rig does.
Just wish they could get more career in the houses, but that's budget/policy.
[rescue911.de] - worldwide emergency responses I like the siren on your truck
+McLain Swauger When there is nobody infront of them in the U.S. most of them turn off their sirens and leave their lights on because people complain about the noise in some areas
front passenger being on his phone hit me funny til I read it was a volunteer department. Not a good look
Excellent response except the driver of the ambulance you are in is driving one handed pretty much the whole way with the other hand on the siren panel. Driver should have two hands not the wheel at all times, let the passenger do the siren control.
Camzasaur He was on the fucking phone for the entire trip
Mtuoh
Joe
My opinion is that those red lights are useless in daylight..:-/
+axedeluxe And are the sirens useless in the daylight? Lights = Night Sirens = Day and Night.
@@emmalaine1234 hes saying the lights bruh...
Kann man bei den Amis da einfach so mitfahren oder was? :)
Das wär ja auch mal schön wenn das bei uns einfach so ginge.
Whether career or volunteer, paid or not, we all (FREMS) must maintain our professionalism and training at all times while on the job which includes volunteering. I noticed the operator’s hand (just one hand) at the 12:00 position and, moreover, the vocabulary choices of the AIC during the last few seconds of this video. They must have forgotten all about being videoed. This is not a good PR production.
Welcome to normal ems where you drive however is comfortable because your other hand will be controlling the siren.
Modern ambulance design (with siren controls remotely operated) accommodates safety (with floor and steering wheel controls similar to late model auto stereo controls). Additionally, with the use of headset radio and intercom communications, the operator’s hands need not leave the steering wheel. Thus, BOTH hands remain in the recommended positions for driving.
FREMS Vamp but this ambulance clearly doesn’t have that so your point is
Exactly! Take care! That means.... you, be very careful out there.
FREMS Vamp Well his partner never did anything just on the phone.
Why tf do American fire trucks have a fidget spinner on the front? Looks goofy.