Paramedic motorbike Hongkong Fire Services Department

Video compilation showing paramedic motorbikes responding with ambulances of the Hongkong fire services department.
Zusammenschnitt mit Videos von Einsatz-Motorrädern und Rettungswagen der Feuerwehr Hongkong.
by Dirk Steinhardt - www.rescue911.de - www.rescue-tube.com - Hongkong, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China - 2015
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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!
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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!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Good job by HKPF in letting those ambulances through!

[@000Responses]

I thought it was a given, emergency services helping each other...

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

@@000Responses Yes it should be, but it’s not always a given. I was also talking about how they handled the situation overall, which didn’t look easy with that protest march coming through.

[@Zulnex]

Great video as always.

[@PFDChaseVids]

Awesome catch!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Very nice catches! :)

[@Lesloi6227]

great footage

What's up with the pedestrian @ 2:10? that thingy he did with his arms when he waited for the light to change is something that I've never seen before. Awesome videos and nice bikes.

[@mlps93]

Stretching

alright awesome thanks

[@rossnolan2883]

Very nice 😀

[@noahbludau6829]

Der RTW rund um 03:00 min ist ja nicht im besten Zustand, da sind ja fast mehr LEDs kaputt, als funktionierende :0

[@Doc_Rainbow]

glaube die fahren code 2 da gibt es verschiedene light setups gibts auch ganz oft bei der US Polizei da leuchtet dann nur die zur Front gerichteten Lampen alle anderen sind aus

[@beetragg]

cool! where are Ponch and Jon?! (from the TV show CHiPs).

[@fire_and_ambulance_hk]

Nice

[@NamSangYeon]

HONG KONG IS STILL BRITISH UNTIL THIS DAY BRITISH TRADITION NEVER DIE

[@eduardovillegas4419]

cual es la marca de la sirena de la moto ???

[@kendallcountyfirebuff4245]

Awesome:)

[@061zgz]

Great

[@Mike25654]

4:12 Why the hell isn't he driving against traffic? i will never understand the chill of emergency services in Asia...

[@mlps93]

The gate wasn't up, and ambulance service is free here and in many Asian places including Japan. Nobody is going to go blazing for a call of a sprained ankle lol
And the police here is rubbish, got shit for brains when it comes to common sense, you would expect them to halt the demonstrators instantly when they see/hear the ambulance but they'd rather let the wave proceed slowly through the junction instead.
But they might have to send a motorcycle regardless of severity sometimes as there is a service standard/target of 9-12 minutes max response times in urban areas, and due to the high volume of calls, they could be responding to areas/districts that's not in their "first due" but they are the closest available ambulance at that moment.

[@Mike25654]

Thanks for the reply!
"...there is a service standard/target of 9-12 minutes max response times in urban areas, and due to the high volume of calls, they could be responding to areas/districts that's not in their "first due" but they are the closest available ambulance at that moment."
Sounds very common. It is 10-15 mins in most of europe. Altough they wouldn't respond with lights and sirens here if it was't a serious call.
Greetings from Austria ;)

[@dragon21gaming98]

ya the police in hong kong his brain is just a fucking useless ! just know how to arrest for some shit or how to fucking ticket !

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

How would they drive ‘against traffic’ when there’s a physical barrier preventing access to the opposite lane…?

[@user-zo1hq7jz5s]

Ambulance bike has British Siren?

[@weesky2000]

Nice bikes with british like battenburg markings.

[@Tovkal]

1:44 Doesn't even buckle his helmet

[@000Responses]

You ain't got no time for that when lives r in danger u know

[@markussonntag1620]

Diese Medical Motorräder wehren auch führ Deutsche Stätte auch ganz praktisch.Da wo der RTW oder NEF nicht hin kommt nimmt der Notarzt eben ein Motorrad.

[@juanantoniohotaistudio84]

I like the motocycle siren it looks like london siren

[@jean-pauljanssens1033]

Il serait bien que le motard attache son casque...

[@dxelson]

Why does a rapid responder leave the station After the main ambulance lmao? Not to mention he didn't even buckle the helmet

[@mlps93]

Very nice :D
I'm back in Hong Kong atm ;)

[@xxlewisTORCHWOODdj]

British sirens I hear ...

[@saladspinner3200]

No surprise as Hong Kong had to retain its British standards.

[@dragon21gaming98]

3:01 : borked ambulance light's

[@overbank56]

why do the paramedics use motor bikes? This is the only city I've_ever seen do that.

[@timschreiber2293]

Christofer Riche First responders

[@shanoncollins2052]

The paramedics in the Netherlands and Britain also have motorcycles.

[@bruns3]

so schlimm sind ja nicht mal die deutschen fußgänger...

[@evanc.t3222]

The motorbike siren is plagiarisme of england motorbike siren

[@evanc.t3222]

Les sirènes des moto sont des plagiats des moto de police en Angleterre !

[@yuhanguo5412]

poor city design.

[@000Responses]

Well the Brits really didn't expect this live of population density hundred of years in the future when they began building Hong Kong in the 19th Century.