😮 it amazes me how these guys get through heavy traffic kudos to them that they have the patience for that for me. I would never have the patience for that. I just be like get the hell out of my way and then just push the cars with the push bumper the ambulance had that even though that would be highly illegal.
YOU GOT A RIDE ALONG!! LUCKY!!!!!! ME JEALOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! How did you convice them to let you haha. Just curious, why does Cote St Luc have their own ambulance service? Like when you call 911 whats comes to your house? Isn't it always urgences sante?
Hahaha, mhm. I know some people there who are volunteers, so I even get invited over sometimes. They're an amazing group over there, I feel like part of the "family" every time I'm there 😊 .
CSL EMS is a first responder service, which means that they replace the fire department's role on medical calls. As a first responder service, they do not transport patients to hospital. As usual, Urgences-Santé takes care of that procedure.
The ambulances they use are retired from other emergency medical services, so they're likely cheap to buy and maintain. However, you're completely right, it didn't make much sense for them to use larger vehicles, so that's one of the reasons why they're actually switching to Ford Police Interceptor Utilities to use as flycars. I believe they'll be keeping one of their Ford ambulances at the station as an option to use in a "worst case scenario".
From what I've seen at CSL EMS, the first responders communicate with the dispatchers in their first language, since most members are bilingual. For example, I went to film at their station on another day later in the week and they were communicating with the dispatcher in French.
😮 it amazes me how these guys get through heavy traffic kudos to them that they have the patience for that for me. I would never have the patience for that. I just be like get the hell out of my way and then just push the cars with the push bumper the ambulance had that even though that would be highly illegal.
great vid rian. nice ur making ppl aware of cote st luc ems. mayb they'll get some recruits from ppl watching this
Thanks, Marlene! Hearing that my videos make a difference, however small, brightens my day 😊 .
Nice ride along. Hope to see more of this in the future.
Thanks! I promise that I'll go on more of them soon!
@@MTL911EmergencyPhotography I enjoys all your content dude. Keep it up 👍
Will you be doing anymore ride alongs ?! Love the ride along vids! 💯💯👍🏻
Sounds like a nice old whelen!
It is!
@@MTL911EmergencyPhotography they should put the siren in the middle cause God forbid if they get in a accident while messing with the siren
Tu devrais faire une video avec la police sa serait fun spvm ou sq
Bonne idée!
YOU GOT A RIDE ALONG!! LUCKY!!!!!! ME JEALOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! How did you convice them to let you haha. Just curious, why does Cote St Luc have their own ambulance service? Like when you call 911 whats comes to your house? Isn't it always urgences sante?
Cote saint Luc Ems replaces service incendie de Montréal in the city of cote saint Luc as first responders
Hahaha, mhm. I know some people there who are volunteers, so I even get invited over sometimes. They're an amazing group over there, I feel like part of the "family" every time I'm there 😊 .
CSL EMS is a first responder service, which means that they replace the fire department's role on medical calls. As a first responder service, they do not transport patients to hospital. As usual, Urgences-Santé takes care of that procedure.
Cool to know!
Do they still have cote saint luc ems
They're still around, and not going anywhere! Keep an eye out on my channel for some videos featuring them soon!
Why does CSL EMS use an ambulance when they are not allowed to transport patients?
The ambulances they use are retired from other emergency medical services, so they're likely cheap to buy and maintain. However, you're completely right, it didn't make much sense for them to use larger vehicles, so that's one of the reasons why they're actually switching to Ford Police Interceptor Utilities to use as flycars. I believe they'll be keeping one of their Ford ambulances at the station as an option to use in a "worst case scenario".
1:14 priority 0?!
This the highest priority in quebec, a priority 0 is when they are not sure if the patient is still alive
WAAAAIT IS THAT ENGLISH? dont they use french?
From what I've seen at CSL EMS, the first responders communicate with the dispatchers in their first language, since most members are bilingual. For example, I went to film at their station on another day later in the week and they were communicating with the dispatcher in French.
1:11 you can also hear that in an ambulance and you can also hear that if someone says bad words
Tyler Mac bonjor
The patients going to die and the driver says I’m going 110 mph