13x Ambulance Budapest 

Käÿrö. German siren

awho1 it’s unusual for an ambulance to have blue-red lights

​@@samanli-tw3idEvery light can be seen. Just need the right led🚨 On my country ambulances have only blue lights and I can sew then faaar away before even listening to the siren.

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@DOVHAKIIN No! It's a Federal Signal Vama AS320 with Wail,Yelp,HI/LO and horn. Italian police and carabinieri if i know well only uses Hi/Lo. Ambulance and Fire use there bitonale.

genkiazable nope

What that nope for? On the ambulance you can hear the AS320! In Hungary many emergency vehicles uses that. 90% of ambulance use is equipped with AS320. A few police vehicles uses that too (before the arrive of new vehicles,every opel police vehicles were used it,and many others) Out fire department's vehicles 60% is equipped with AS320. Our army also uses that. (I'm a member of the army btw)

genkiazable so it was... okay in Finland they used a similar siren to this one on some of their emergency vehicles

Yeah, that's similar to italian one

tram rails

no this is europam

Dutch Police use them.

Yes, just like ambulances and firetrucks in some places in the Netherlands. It's a ridiculous 'european' siren (which is probably hardly that 'european' as you might think) which many services had to start using some years ago, ruling out the 3-tone ambulance siren and all the other different sirens. Thankfully, firetrucks in Amsterdam and the city where I live are using real Martin-horns, so you can still hear the difference between a large firetruck and police and ambulance. (the fact that a very large ambulance, a Mobile Intensive Care Unit, uses the 'european' siren mainly but can also activate a set of Martin-horns at the same time, is good)

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And those revolving blue lights go together so well!

Light

They do now. They employ the new WV crafter and Mercedes sprinters similarly to the majority of eastern Europe (with some Wide body variants also available such as Children's ambulances private ambulances or MICU) Many of the ambulances (except the yellow ones) are no longer in service This video is from 11 years ago (2012)

GDR?

German Democratic Republic

Oh thanks 🙂 why didn't I know that

No

Airport Medical Service

Vasi Csaba

+Jan Elekes logo looks identical but yes, it would be ASB.

Pip M un petit peux. La sirène française et bien plus aigu.

@@r94_girahim_jazzemo75 je suis d'accord

German

Davin Eka Putra That's not a train, it's a tram

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