my favorite "manual" move is when running lights and "sirens" at 3am you switch on siren just before dangerous intersection and switch off after crossing it
Not sure about any other province but BC that is completely ILLEGAL. I saw some very poor driving habits with some of these Paramedics. I was a driving preceptor over my 40 years with BCAS, if you are moving, AND your emergency lights are activated, then your siren MUST be activated as well, that is the law. Especially in the city like Vancouver. Driving between intersections and turning your siren off is just plain STUPID and you are asking for something bad to happen. It drives me crazy that these so called “professional drivers” drive code 3 with one hand on the steering wheel and one hand on the siren box. Don’t give me the bs that they can change the siren tone in the steering wheel crap either. It only works between two tones. What these idiots do is all done with one hand on the siren control and there is absolutely no reason for it. Turn the siren on and use the horn control on the steering wheel to change the tones. This way you remain with BOTH HANDS on the steering wheel. Where they are supposed to be as per BCEHS policy. IMPO
Love my province, British Columbia 🇨🇦 this is what many countries should emulate, that an ambulance must come first and be a smart and unselfish driver
Terrific Catches. Nice Waves From Paramedics & When People Move + Pullover For Lights & Sirens Its Better To Get The Emergency Services Arrive Quicker To The Job.
Thank you!! Yes there are great sirens here! Considering it’s not the biggest or busiest city there are ALWAYS sirens being heard 😅 ...The only think that’s missing is some American Q sirens.
Thank you! The clips in this video were actually shot with 3 different cameras, LUMIX Gh4, Sony A7 III and my iPhone! You can always see the camera used in below the video description :)
Great catches! I prefer the front lighting on the Demers units. Both the new Crestline and former Demers units have poor lateral lighting, as the 1st white (halogen on Demers, and LED on the Crestline's)are too far back, as many emergency vehicle accidents are lateral in intersections. Concerning Paramedics turning off light's and sirens in traffic, I believe it is more a question of another unit becoming available closer to the call, and the original unit gets immediately gets re-deployed as calls are waiting.
Regarding shutting it down in stopped traffic at an intersection, TGG is right. Normally the crew is still attached to the same call and just has nowhere to push the traffic safely.
@@Mastinae I have a hard time believing this, but effectively panicked drivers sometimes shoot through intersections causing accidents. In many EMS systems, the Paramedic decides if he/she will respond hot (light's/siren) or cold (without). There is minimal difference in patient outcome for most responses based on the history, co morbidity, risk factors of the patient. Unfortunately, 9-1-1 is misused and most responses are transport only, as the patient has chronic conditions.
@@garystar2398 During my time riding with BCAS as a medic student and during school it was far more common to shut it down for public safety than because you were cancelled and then immediately put onto another call. Often if we were getting switched to another call we would get the call over the air and we wouldn't shut down between going to one or the other. From my experience in the response phase your decision regarding code 3 or not will be guided in large part by call categorization via the CAD. When transporting then yes, it's going to be entirely crew driven decision making.
There’s lots of Rumbler sirens in Metro-Vancouver (mostly police cars and some fire trucks), just not on the ambulances. The advanced care paramedic cars have it though.
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my favorite "manual" move is when running lights and "sirens" at 3am you switch on siren just before dangerous intersection and switch off after crossing it
How considerate of you 😁
Not sure about any other province but BC that is completely ILLEGAL. I saw some very poor driving habits with some of these Paramedics. I was a driving preceptor over my 40 years
with BCAS, if you are moving, AND your emergency lights are activated, then your siren MUST be activated as well, that is the law. Especially in the city like Vancouver. Driving between intersections and turning your siren off is just plain STUPID and you are asking for something bad to happen. It drives me crazy that these so called “professional drivers” drive code 3 with one hand on the steering wheel and one hand on the siren box. Don’t give me the bs that they can change the siren tone in the steering wheel crap either. It only works between two tones. What these idiots do is all done with one hand on the siren control and there is absolutely no reason for it. Turn the siren on and use the horn control on the steering wheel to change the tones. This way you remain with BOTH HANDS on the steering wheel. Where they are supposed to be as per BCEHS policy. IMPO
Idk about different province, i'm talking about different country&continent (IT)
The Carson sirens are the BEST. love their airhorn
Yea it’s a fun siren! The BCAS paramedics love to play around with it haha
Awesome, I love their sirens. When you ever visit Calgary, AHS has the most intense sounding ambulances I’ve ever seen so far.
Thanks! Cool, I’ll have to add that to my list of places/ services to record! ;)
Love my province, British Columbia 🇨🇦 this is what many countries should emulate, that an ambulance must come first and be a smart and unselfish driver
I have to say most people do a pretty good job at giving way, here in BC 🙂
Awesome videography. Always the best quality !!!!
Thank you so much! 😌
2:28 Especially with the older ones, the manual siren is actually quite good! It's more attention grabbing yet quieter at the same time!
Yes exactly, pretty good to ‘communicate’ with drivers without stressing them out too much 😄
Love those Carson sirens. They mean business.
Yes for sure. Although to be completely honest with you I do get tired of them sometimes living in Vancouver... 😆
Always a delight to see you pop up in my subscriber’s feed! Great video, as always. :)
Thank you!! I really appreciate that :)
Terrific Catches. Nice Waves From Paramedics & When People Move + Pullover For Lights & Sirens Its Better To Get The Emergency Services Arrive Quicker To The Job.
Thank you very much! :)
3:34 That manual siren sound so awesome it send goosbumbs down my spin
IVE BEEN TO BRITISH COLOUMBIA ITS SO BUTIFUL THERE
Definitely!
The thumbnails was pretty funny is said *OUTTA MY WAY* lol
The people who dislike the video are the people who disobey lights and sirens!!
Must be 😁👍🏼
and the people who liked must obey the lights and sirens
Awesome video! Thanks for bringing us this content!
My pleasure! Thank you for being a loyal supporter of my channel :D
Ooooh caaannaaddaaaa. Nice catch
Thanks! ;D
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses you're welcome
I remember a TH-cam channel like this. I Learned a lot from just watching a video
I always try to make my videos informative. Thanks for the comment! :)
Ambu channel?
It's very cool to have explenation for particular situation 👍
Love the BCAS Ambulance ❤
Vancouver use the best sirens by far! Great catch TGG.
Thank you!! Yes there are great sirens here! Considering it’s not the biggest or busiest city there are ALWAYS sirens being heard 😅 ...The only think that’s missing is some American Q sirens.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Aggreed. I love watching your videos of Emergency Services responding! Keep the great work up!!
I would love to visit Vancouver again once COVID-19 clears up, I've only been there once so far.
awesome video Timur !
Thank you very much!! 😎
0:38 Chevy express and Gmc savanna moment
Sehr schönes Video mit einer Message, die ich so direkt unterschreiben kann.
Dankeschön :)
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses nicht dafür! :)
Brilliant catch!
Thank you! :D
Thank you for your service.
Very interesting comments )
Thank you! 🙂
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Very careful driving, despite the sirens and horn.
Move out the way!! lol awesome ambulance!
Great compilation! I'd have been happy with any one of these catches, but you've got a whole compilation of good ones! 😄
Hahah thanks man. Yea living in Vancouver I just catch them too often to upload individually.
Fantastic compilation, TGG!! I'm watching this while drinking a beer enjoying your video!! B-)
Regards, my friend!!!
Haha thank you very much my friend!! Glad you like it. Hope we can get videos like this together one day. Cheers 😁🍻
Love you 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦💕💕😍
1:17 that siren is a masterpiece
Great Catches Timur!
Thank you!
Sehr schön!😀👍
Danke! 🙂
Great video!
Thank you!
We need a part 2
Bei Nacht sehen die Fahrzeuge mit Blaulicht am Besten aus👍
Da kann ich nicht widersprechen. Rot und blau sieht bei Nacht aber auch klasse aus ;)
2:37 pretty stinky recording an ambulance response in front of a garbage truck
Nice siren usage!
Oh yea, that’s what BCAS is known for! :D
My favourite video from you!! Love it!!
PS: I live in Abbotsford, about an hour East from Vancouver.
Thank you for the comment! I'm glad you like it :D
Nice, been there once before.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Around what area, do you know?
I also learned quite a bit from this video
0:26 (siren casually breaks)
😅😂
Great vids man!
Thank you! ;)
Great catches man!
Thanks! :)
I love the ambulances in Canada.
Work EMS in Saskatchewan. Grew up in BC. BC ambulances look and sound way cooler IMO
Great video i love this ambulance is nice and waves in the video
Thank you!
The sound is very very very clear😍 amazing, what cam have you got?
Thank you! The clips in this video were actually shot with 3 different cameras, LUMIX Gh4, Sony A7 III and my iPhone! You can always see the camera used in below the video description :)
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses Oh sorry and thanks man😂💜
Nice.
Thanks!
4:05 v8 roar!
3:50
Sorry but my English is in progress. I have video from Madrid, ambulances, fire trucks, etc.
Cool 👍🏼
Great catches! I prefer the front lighting on the Demers units. Both the new Crestline and former Demers units have poor lateral lighting, as the 1st white (halogen on Demers, and LED on the Crestline's)are too far back, as many emergency vehicle accidents are lateral in intersections. Concerning Paramedics turning off light's and sirens in traffic, I believe it is more a question of another unit becoming available closer to the call, and the original unit gets immediately gets re-deployed as calls are waiting.
Regarding shutting it down in stopped traffic at an intersection, TGG is right. Normally the crew is still attached to the same call and just has nowhere to push the traffic safely.
@@Mastinae I have a hard time believing this, but effectively panicked drivers sometimes shoot through intersections causing accidents. In many EMS systems, the Paramedic decides if he/she will respond hot (light's/siren) or cold (without). There is minimal difference in patient outcome for most responses based on the history, co morbidity, risk factors of the patient. Unfortunately, 9-1-1 is misused and most responses are transport only, as the patient has chronic conditions.
@@garystar2398 During my time riding with BCAS as a medic student and during school it was far more common to shut it down for public safety than because you were cancelled and then immediately put onto another call. Often if we were getting switched to another call we would get the call over the air and we wouldn't shut down between going to one or the other. From my experience in the response phase your decision regarding code 3 or not will be guided in large part by call categorization via the CAD. When transporting then yes, it's going to be entirely crew driven decision making.
@@Mastinae thank you for your clarification
Best video 📸
Thanks!
a smart siren???
it sounds like some sort of carson siren.
Yes they are all Carson sirens. Newer and older models.
Quillable sirens are the coolest!
Whats the siren model? 1:15
They are all Carson sirens. Not sure about the exact model.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses SA500?? im not sure
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses its a SA somthing
I know one is the Carson SA-365 I'm not sure about the ones on the new ambulances.
Nice
Thanks!
I have this same siren. So cool to see it in action.
This siren is one of the best on the market. Especially on manual!
I agree. I have to stop myself from playing on manual.
What siren is it?
I have the same tones, but it's probably not the same model. Mine is a SA-365 Defender. It's only for single tones without lights.
Does Van have a CCU cause where I live we do and it’s still one of the old models
CCU?
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses critical care unit
@@dalebob895 Yes. I've got it on my channel th-cam.com/video/KDJgPEm34hI/w-d-xo.html
Why is my brother watching these ._.
I guess he’s a fan of emergency vehicles, like thousands of other people.
yall need the rumbler siren lol
There’s lots of Rumbler sirens in Metro-Vancouver (mostly police cars and some fire trucks), just not on the ambulances. The advanced care paramedic cars have it though.
I actually catched that ambulance at Victoria i would upload the clip 0:37
I wanna work for British Columbia angel service when I get there When I plan to move when I get older to they're from the When I plan to move when I get older to there from the US
British Columbia ambulance service❌
British Columbia SA-500 DJs✅
Lol
The caribbean emergency vehicle sirens are mostly the same, so to me, it's not dj sirens hehe
Ok why did they waved to you?
Because they saw me filming.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponsesTrue
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Great video!
Thank you!
Nice
Thanks!