Ambulancebegeleiding Zoetermeer naar Erasmus MC 17-02-2016 

Als Deutscher hab ich fast verstanden was du geschrieben hast :D

Or Thailand!!

@@billmarr6569 Ha, yes probably even worse.

But the thing here in the US is how are we gonna be able to make the police forces all over the US start escorting ambulances? I want the US to do it now. But I can't figure a way to help start it.

+Niels dm Tijdens rijles wordt je geleerd om om de zoveel tijd in de spiegels te kijken. Tijdens het examen gebeurt dat ook netjes. En als men eenmaal geslaagd is, dan kijken ze nooit meer in de spiegels.

berendt87 Dat klopt inderdaad, maar daarom is het toch jammer en slecht.

In Holland if it is a cpr they send always 2 ambulances. Booth take care of the patient, only 1 drives with the patient. The other takes sometimes family to bring them to hospital.

@@TeamVerkeerDH oh. That's sweet and pretty useful. Especially for those close family members knowing they are close to their loved ones. If it weren't for the 18th and 19th century the Dutch are the nicest folk in Europe.

Thank you very much! It is an amazing job! The bikes are BMW K1600's

There are some video's from the ambulance's perspective.

+Rizla--King You should check out his previous video, right before this one. It has a double camera, bike + ambulance. It's great :)

And elegant also. With great sense for traffic. Respectfull guys 👍

The car has a foreign license. Could he didn't exactly understand. Sure 'one hand in the air' should be obvious, but it may not be in every country?

@@rolandet good eyesight to observe the licence

Check out our other videos. There are a couple of videos from inside the ambulance.

either in germany

It happens often. I work in emergency care.

"Moet ik het echt nog een keer gaan zeggen?" :-)

Ik vind het juist redelijk antagonistisch. Kleine moeite om te zeggen 'Er komt een ambulance aan, rij door en kom zometeen maar terug

+MrNoDiving Neutral isn't that satisfying... Dynamic mode, then from 4th to 3rd in a tunnel is! Preferably with 3 or 4 bikes at the same time;)

Oh now I know that cops knows how to have fun huh

Oordoppen in, noodzakelijk voor elke motorrijder ivm het windsuizen

Thanks!!!

Ja ach, oordoppen in, helm op en het mobilofoonverkeer leiden flink af. En daarnaast soms zo geconcentreerd bezig dat je het niet eens meer hoort!

+Team Verkeer Den Haag jullie horen helemaal niks van de omgeving dus haha lekker bezig

+ buepil gets people's attention much better than a siren

+Mikael Ångman Don't underestimate whistles! They are pretty loud haha.

+Mikael Ångman Sirens are more of a "I'm gonna stop, or just pull over" reaction, whistles are pretty useful when you want directives

+David Polak Yep, that's it. Doesn't matter if you use them in traffic or at sports, it just works! :D

good catch. must have been a tourist..

it's actually really loud, i was in the backseat of a car with windows closed and we could hear it really clear

Yes, the noise frequency of whistles (and sirens) travel far and wide.

When you don't have loud music in the car, yes.

Yeah it's like a football refery whistle.

+Theo Barendrecht Altijd die Prius rijders die niet opletten.

What did you not understand (minutes) Maybe I can translate it for you. :)

well ... all of what the officer is telling/Talking to the guys at the start. the conversaiton with the camera guys and what he is saing to the car drivers. something about he can't understand the guy in the car and the he should move on i think. no need to go thou to much trouble mate. thx for the offer tho!

+Re wan Most other times it's just the front bikes saying which lanes to take when nearing an intersection. Or to lookout for speed bumps along the way. The commander bike (directly in front of the ambulance) states how fast the ambulance is going and the colour of the traffic lights they are nearing and how far they are from the nearest bike/intersection.

Unkel Dolan thank you but i was aware that he is doing that. what i ment is that i would like to understand it so i can get a better picture of the background stuff behinde the blue lights ^^ in switzerland we don't have convoys like this and some of the "big citys" are still way to small to warrant something like this so its verry interesting to see it. but it would paint a better picture if i would be able to see all the colours :) as in understand the communication and terminology behind it.

Re wan Oh well it's nothing that special really. Just a way to transport an ambulance without it having to brake or accelerate rapidly. It provides a smooth ride in the dense cities. It usually involves a transport from one hospital to another hospital. Because one maybe has a better expertise in something specific that the patient needs. So the routes are mostly the same and pre-set. Afterwards the ambulance driver and the police bikes reflect on the ride. What went wrong and what went good, what could've done better etcetera. Nothing more to it than that really. It's a very basic but effective workplan.

Nathan C.S VIP: blue lights, ambulance: blue lights and sirens.

Hey, es war eine Eskorte eines Krankenwagens, die wegen des Patienten, den sie transportierten, eine vorrangige Eskorte angefordert hatte. Videobeschreibung auf Deutsch: Das Krankenwagenpersonal hat über einen Krankenwagenkontrollraum einen Antrag auf Motorunterstützung von einem Einsatz in Zoetermeer bei Erasmus MC in Rotterdam gestellt. Nachdem diese Anfrage vom Kontrollraum des Krankenwagens genehmigt wurde, geht die Anfrage in den Kontrollraum der Polizei und 3 Motorradfahrer werden an den Standort in Zoetermeer geschickt, um diese Hilfe zu leisten. Eine Ambulanzberatung wird grundsätzlich von 3 Motorradfahrern des Team Traffic (1 Kommandant und 2 Streikende) durchgeführt. In diesem Video sehen Sie 1 der Streikenden.

"Chef der Niederlande" lol. Nein jetzt ernsthaft: Je nachdem wie akut der Transport des Patienten ist kann der Rettungsdienst die Polizei zur Amtshilfe herbeirufen, um einen schnelleren und geschmeidigeren Transport zu ermöglichen. Vor allem bei neurologischen Fällen oder generellen Polytrauma(ta) und sonstigen Fällen, bei denen ein sofortiger und schneller Transport notwendig ist, sind solche Eskorten nicht selten. Hier in DE eher unüblich (wenngleich nicht ganz ausgeschlossen).

Danke. Sehr gut erklärt