[Ride along] Ambulance 259 Clinton vol. fire dept/PGFD

ride along with Clinton vol. fire dept ambulance 259 to a medical emergency close to the hospital - by Dirk Steinhardt - www.rescue911.de - Clinton, Prince George's County, Maryland, USA - 09.2006
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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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[@SpitzBlack]

Great job driving, Woodyard Rd is a nightmare, esp around rush hour. I couldn't imagine having to navigate past all those idiots on a daily basis.

[@navyguyhm3]

It's in Prince George's County Maryland, bordering Washington, DC

[@b87gr]

2 sirens better than one...and the Q is the most effective. People will think more than one emergency vehicle is approaching and will normally be more alert...sometimes haha

[@ericthesoldier]

I Actually believe the passeneger should control both sirens of this ambulance because this is a safety hazzard.

[@112Egedal]

Love the high low :D

[@denzel387]

NICE WORK

[@bonzty]

but why do they need it for if they already use the other siren???

[@AllrounderNo1]

wieso fahren sie ganz am Anfang nicht rechts vorbei? das ist da doch keien "Lane Fire".
Und wieso ändert sich der Sirenenton, obwohl ich nicht sehe, dass Knöpfe betätigt werden???^^

[@MIoldtimer]

@ericthesoldier erich.....I respectfully disagree. I work with many very new partners with little experiance. More than one time a partner has turned the siren to OFF at THE worst time. Now, in a fire based situation, it`s usually an officer riding the passenger seat. In that case, yes, they should run the siren.

[@FSim4ever]

I LOVE FDNY !! 5*

[@carvdecarv]

its very effective though

[@AllrounderNo1]

but I think thats not FDNY! :D

[@bigarmin99]

what state was this in?

[@nickroyalprince2163]

Maryland

[@hipcio99]

hi-lo from PA-300 is most effective siren with Q