Because Cuba was under sanctions for so long and couldn't import modern cars, they have more functioning "classic" cars per capita than any other country in the world.
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses I have yet to hear Cuban Police siren, Seems I can only find videos of them with their blue light on but not running sirens. As for the lights, I DID find a pic of a Lada 2107 with a U.S. Code3 MX7000 on it but it was rare, Most do just have a single gumball like MSP use.
AZD 501 was only used in czechoslovakia wasn't it? I thought it was the SGU-60 which was used in the soviet union. Mid 70's the fire engines in the soviet union started using the SGU 60 as well, whereas before they only had something called an "Exhaust whistle" Which was like a train horn but using exhaust gas, and used as a siren. If possible, could you find me a clean loop of the tesla AZD 501 and SGU 60? I'd appreciate it so much considering I can only find videos with background noise.
Well thank. You are actually right. Just saw it on a video. But, having been in Cuba many times, never saw one in action! I don’t know if it’s because they are broken or they want to save on gasoline but they don’t lite them as police normally do!
@@althepal6818 I think it’s mostly because the police want to keep a relatively low profile. You will see them patrol often, but sometimes in countries like Cuba the authorities do not want to make it seem like there is a lot of crime/ incidents, so they keep the emergency lights off unless there’s a real need to have them on. Similar in China and Vietnam for example. They do have their lights on there, but you will almost never hear them use the siren as that would “raise too much unnecessary attention” and give the impression that something bad is going on (which the state wants to avoid).
That is kids, what we call communism. Now, under this video, there is a "british emergency response compilation", now we are talking bout' capitalism. . *hint = see the different
At least , those classic cars really properly maintained
Other than tractor engines
Because Cuba was under sanctions for so long and couldn't import modern cars, they have more functioning "classic" cars per capita than any other country in the world.
Finally, some stuff from Cuba! It seems a lot of their vehicles are pretty old, but I guess they don't need a big flashy Chevy Suburban lol
They do have quite a few newer models now, but the old ones are fascinating too. Stay tuned for more videos from Cuba! :)
There's more? Hell yeah :D
+Jim the Emergency Fan 警消大頭粉 Yep, will be editing and uploading a few more videos over the coming days!
theyre not using old cars out of choice haha
I'm extremely disappointed that the police cars aren't all 1959 Chrysler Windsors like in Driver 2.
Oh damn VAZ-2105
It a 2107
Thats a geely ck . (The mercedes looking car)
The light style is so similar to what the Michigan State Police uses.
中華人民共和國統一工作部 Haha good point
@@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses I have yet to hear Cuban Police siren, Seems I can only find videos of them with their blue light on but not running sirens. As for the lights, I DID find a pic of a Lada 2107 with a U.S. Code3 MX7000 on it but it was rare, Most do just have a single gumball like MSP use.
I guess it's like trying to find the siren for soviet police cars. Bloody difficult
@@supertrinigamer Actually that is EASY, The Soviet Militia (Police) used D.D.R. Martin Horn (1960's-1970's) Tesla AZD 501 (1980's)
AZD 501 was only used in czechoslovakia wasn't it? I thought it was the SGU-60 which was used in the soviet union. Mid 70's the fire engines in the soviet union started using the SGU 60 as well, whereas before they only had something called an "Exhaust whistle" Which was like a train horn but using exhaust gas, and used as a siren. If possible, could you find me a clean loop of the tesla AZD 501 and SGU 60? I'd appreciate it so much considering I can only find videos with background noise.
0:48 RIP dog 😞
I meant it after they take off lol hopefully they noticed the dog before taking off@srpelo800
Never seen one of the blue thing on top of the cars being on. I’m not even sure it’s a light! No electrical cable apparent either.
They do work. Most of them are pretty effective blue lights actually. I wasn’t able to capture it on video while I was in Cuba, but I did see it.
Well thank. You are actually right. Just saw it on a video. But, having been in Cuba many times, never saw one in action! I don’t know if it’s because they are broken or they want to save on gasoline but they don’t lite them as police normally do!
@@althepal6818 I think it’s mostly because the police want to keep a relatively low profile. You will see them patrol often, but sometimes in countries like Cuba the authorities do not want to make it seem like there is a lot of crime/ incidents, so they keep the emergency lights off unless there’s a real need to have them on.
Similar in China and Vietnam for example. They do have their lights on there, but you will almost never hear them use the siren as that would “raise too much unnecessary attention” and give the impression that something bad is going on (which the state wants to avoid).
Police UAZ-452A Russia (loaf) 🚔police car VAZ 2107 Russia
Damn communism is advanced
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That is kids, what we call communism. Now, under this video, there is a "british emergency response compilation", now we are talking bout' capitalism.
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*hint = see the different
Nope. This is what we call being under sanctions for the last 50 years. They are doing very well if you think about the conditions.
@@user-ue4nq3kc3j liar
@@thefreeeconomy6991 nah
@@startrooper2345 yes. and now shut up, red.