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@iTzCorey that looked like a pre-planned pickup of the transplant vehicle by the police escort through a known area of holdups. Through much practice and experience the MET tends to know where assists like that are needed.

Have you ever seen Police Stop The Liver Run ? - (46 mins uncut version) - A high speed Escort from Essex through central London - It is from the 1980s but is probably the best convoy video released in the UK with lots of speed and wrong side of the road driving - well worth a watch Edit - Available on YT uploaded by Jack Wain

That would be this video.....ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JNi7uMEGmOs.htmlsi=0uxcjPFiGvf79GKh

@@gdhukLONDON That's a fantastic run! There's also a V8 Range Rover operated by the Fire service from 80's or 90's which is also a fantastic watcg!

@@a20axf Another great video and seen it a few times over the years and I don't think anyone has gone against traffic at T Sq before or since. 👍

​@gdhukLONDON I've viewed that Emergency Run too. It was a Heart that had been flown into Stansted or a nearby airfield and the Met Police were tasked with getting it to a hospital in West London's Gloucester Road where a Patient was being prepped to receive that organ. It was a time critical trip across almost the whole of London! In the related comments with that video, it was said the Heart was delivered with minutes to spare and a motorcycle Cop was treated for exhaustion after such an intensive stressful experience!

Interesting take.

That technology is expensive, councils and emergency services don't have the money.

Same 😢amazing work these transplant drivers do and you can’t even donate to them.

No i will never jump a red light happy to sit with a cop car behind. But unlike met police it would crusify me to hold up a fire engine ambulance. But it's not worth the risk to your licence to move remember to many stories of ppl getting points for moving for a ambulance even thou u can see the reason on the picture

Well you are a silly person then. If you were to kill someone else by driving your vehicle through a red light - you would go to prison. The *ONLY* time you can drive through a red light is if a police officer in uniform stands in the junction and takes control of it by directing traffic, then if you do cause serious injury or death, you have a defence in Law. The motorbike rider, who was showing no skill at all in that video, wanted to, he could stand and direct traffic. Many will not as they don't want the blame, so leave the emotional blackmail to the drivers. I refuse to move across a red light, it is for the emergency service driver to GO AROUND me or WAIT. As tough as that might sound, you can not be prosecuted for obeying a traffic signal, nor charged with obstruction as some people claim. There has never been a single case of it. Sitting behind someone that can not move and keeping sirens on or using horns is not going to achieve anything. Where do emergency service drivers think all that traffic is going to vanish to. If the poor road design prevents the emergency service driver from moving, that is something they need to complain to road planning departments about, or re-think where they are positioning emergency vehicles. My local City Centre had various road restrictions installed to disrupt drivers, high kerbs and narrow lanes were never discussed with emergency services. The local council said it is not for them to plan where services park their vehicles or how they attend incidents. They class them as normal road users. Many emergency services are still refusing to drive in empty bus lanes too, which is odd. All that space and they still want to force people out of the way. I will also not cross in to a yellow box or go in a bus lane as I will be fined and there is no way that ticket is ever cancelled. The Fire Service and Ambulance service looked at where all the calls were coming from at different times and moved vehicles around, so they only needed to travel a short distance, not miles across roads that were being restricted by poor road planners.

Seems the officer took it upon himself to help according to comment pinned.

The officer decided to help the transplant driver when he saw the traffic so not planned.

@iTzCorey omg that's amazing and thanks for the great video as per I always enjoy them as I'm training for blue light response and I tell you it's hard then people realise as your constraint so high thanks all blue light emergency responder

Thank you and good luck.@@connorwilliams4859

People react differently to sudden incidents and some just freeze like that person did so don't be too harsh on him/her.

Even I can have panick situation in the middle of the road if this happened to me don't blame the driver

Because there is a curb and fence separating the road buddy and there was no where for them to go without pushing too many cars through red lights, only time they could have gone onto the other side is at 5:40 but both lanes were blocked so they cut tones off and waited which sadly happens a lot with London traffic its a nightmare.

If a uniformed officer tells you to run it then your fine as that officer is then managing that section of road and managing safety for it and i know this because my brother beat a ticket by explaining a uniformed officer got out and told him to move.

I mix them up so each week its a different response because people like different ones etc.

It is difficult when councils road planners are morons. They put high kerbs, narrow the lanes, fit underused bus and bike lanes and funnel traffic to deliberately restrict the flow and cause extra congestion. This also restricts emergency services. What emergency service drivers have to understand is that if there is a queue, people can not just move out of the way, so they will have to wait. All complaints should go back to the local Councils, using sirens and horns and shouting at drivers is of no use.

@@Bond2025 Absolutely; like the "cycle lanes" I referred to as "langlauf lanes" or "canoe lanes" depending on the weather, and as a reflection of how likely you were to find any of bicycles, canoeists or cross-country skiers actually using them!

Yeah, but not all drivers responded quickly enough.

Thank you

My condolences.

Aha yeah your right ^ responder has had a few cars over the years but most were filmed in his 320d but your right this was filmed in his 335d so will correct this thanks.

@@iTzCorey Nice one! That 6 cylinder engine stands out a mile off.

Would imagine most runs are filmed some time ago as most trusts don’t allow them to be uploaded but posting them a while after they won’t care.

Can you see a car reg later than 2012?

I'm a pilot and a former emergency driver

Add me on discord that's in my banner and i send the video out unlisted for a few hours before making it public.

Just edited two sneak peak shorts for the new police and ambulance content coming soon bud which includes the vehicle from the close call short 👍

Only for limited editions as this is the last video on transplant runs with this company sadly.

Oh okay 👌

I have two sneak peek shorts for 11k subs that i'll be posting soon maybe a week.

@@iTzCorey Nice 👍