For those wondering KREW = Blood, those cars transport blood and organs for transplantation (in my area we even have Subaru Impreza WRX doing that job and Tesla model S and X). Letter on the ambulances mean P - basic (usually they dont have a doctor on board, only paramedics) S - special (those always have a doctor on board) T - transport and N - Neonatologia (transport for kids).
For people who may find this interesting: 0:22 - unmarked police car 0:47 - a car for transporting blood (for example from one hospital to another, it even has the inscription "krew" which means blood) 2:10 - Polish border guard truck 3:00 / 3:08- another unmarked police car 3:30 - this is quite an interesting vehicle, namely the heating emergency service (sorry for the strange translation). Its tasks include receiving information about failures in the heating network, failures in the supply of heat and hot water, interventions and providing information on the condition of the network and ongoing repairs.
@@BlackieFoxxlessMost of the ambulances in poland have tho independent sirens; normal generator like the FSV 320 or GES-100, and second pneumatic siren which is always FIAMM. Newer ambulances also have rumbler speaker
❤❤❤ It's nice that you also show Polish rescue forces greetings from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice video, dude! Keep doing this type of videos. Greetings from Argentina!
For those wondering KREW = Blood, those cars transport blood and organs for transplantation (in my area we even have Subaru Impreza WRX doing that job and Tesla model S and X). Letter on the ambulances mean P - basic (usually they dont have a doctor on board, only paramedics) S - special (those always have a doctor on board) T - transport and N - Neonatologia (transport for kids).
This Ambulance at the beginning is beautiful. I'd like to ride one after college
Awesome video!!
Nice video! Really good catches!
Awesome catches, Stev! 100/10
Awesome!
For people who may find this interesting:
0:22 - unmarked police car
0:47 - a car for transporting blood (for example from one hospital to another, it even has the inscription "krew" which means blood)
2:10 - Polish border guard truck
3:00 / 3:08- another unmarked police car
3:30 - this is quite an interesting vehicle, namely the heating emergency service (sorry for the strange translation). Its tasks include receiving information about failures in the heating network, failures in the supply of heat and hot water, interventions and providing information on the condition of the network and ongoing repairs.
Super!
Great Video!
Does all ambulances use that siren now instead of Federal Signal AS-320?
The yellow ones seem to be soon replaced by new ones with the german two-tone only
And the older white ones too
@@BlackieFoxxlessMost of the ambulances in poland have tho independent sirens; normal generator like the FSV 320 or GES-100, and second pneumatic siren which is always FIAMM. Newer ambulances also have rumbler speaker
@BlackieFoxxless I prefer the hi-lo, it's more effective and sounds less annoying.