[POV] Can We Get Through This City Without CRASHING?

Welcome. Today we are back in the Russian city of Saint Petersburg to tag along with the crew of this ambulance. They are about to cross half the city heading for a hospital located in the north side of town. This trip is 18 kilometers long and will take us straight through downtown saint petersburg. There will be cars, busses, pedestrians and trams everywhere, a real challenge for our driver. Let's see how he handles it.
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[@Emergency-POV]

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[@Aimless6]

100+ km/h seems a bit fast for city streets.
When even pedestrians don't respond until you are almost on top of them, you need a bigger horn and more lights at rear mirror hight.

[@amazonbox5551]

Russia doesnt have restrictions (or at least many restrictions) on their emergency vehicles when it comes to speed or movements in traffic when responding to emergencies or in this case transporting patients

[@Defianthuman]

At that busy intersection I get that cars might have some sound deadening, but the pedestrians should have heard it from much farther away.

[@commonsense31]

The problem is the Siren, Its not loud enough and needs a higher tone.
Take the high pitch tone at 2:40 and look at the different reaction both from cars and pedestrians.

[@creator000]

It's good to see how the system works in other countries, not too dissimilar though.
Thanks for all the videos.

[@davis2671]

Cool video! Interesting that there were another multiple ambulances responding during our run :) Definitely most I've seen in your videos.

[@mmfenix]

false advertising

[@amazonbox5551]

False commenting

[@feynthefallen]

I honestly don't have the slightest inkling how anyone is even still alive in Russia, the way they are driving and acting in traffic...

[@Tanks_In_Space]

Yes.

[@commonsense31]

Those Sirens aren't very effective!
Not even pedestrians are reacting to it. It needs a much higher decibel tone.

[@IZokoraI]

That they aren't reacting is not due to the volume, but due to their mindset. They have learned that if you don't raise your head and give a shit, you'll be fine.
Imagine someone being gunned down by the mafia right in front of your house. Will you be a witness or have you seen nothing?
They'll see nothing.

[@jimmywr32]

great video

[@MrShadow1617]

Also can't forget that the tram tracks are also wet, which makes them feel literally like ice.

[@oldtabrough1026]

That place looks so gloomy. The weather there is quite bad.

[@Flirkann]

What's with the extra overhead wires... Oh, their buses are electric too!

[@MrShadow1617]

Yeah, those are what most people would call "trolley-buses" as they usually run with two antennas but also some have a small diesel engine if they are switching lines and don't have the wires for the antennas on the way.

[@insertmoneyhere]

i have a question about another youtube channel.. maybe people that like content like this will remember the name.
There was a few years ago a dutch ambulance driver that uploaded his code 3 responses but he quit youtube because of burnout.. kow anyone the channel name? maybe he is again active

[@Emergency-POV]

If you want to see more Dutch ambulance POV, check @jvo77 ‘s channel, he is one of the best👌🏻

[@justgames9516]

I used to live quite close to that hospital! Great to see some pov footage from a ambulance!

[@ae3302]

It was worse before.

[@SnowCrap80]

Can you add subtittles ?

[@Emergency-POV]

Do you mean English?

[@SnowCrap80]

@@Emergency-POV you can add subtittels from the video settings

[@Emergency-POV]

Yes I know. The question is which language you mean.

[@SnowCrap80]

@@Emergency-POV Danish

[@GengarJ]

I wonder how many of those structures were around when Russia was still the Soviet Union also I like the spedometer too I wouldn't mind if there was also one for MPH

[@jimsmith9819]

@Gengarj for MPH divide by 2 and add 10

[@Enrico9431_]

@@jimsmith9819 So that would also make the opposite multiply by 2 minus 10 right?

[@jimsmith9819]

@@Enrico9431_ i would assume so

[@Vincent_Holmen]

Nice video