Multiple Ambulances and Police Vehicles Responding - Mini-Compilation #1 (Queensland, Australia)
Vložit
- čas přidán 10. 03. 2021
- This video features a collection of Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) and Queensland Police Service (QPS) vehicles responding since June 2020. Only a portion of the best responses have been included in this video, which consist of 12 QAS responses and 10 QPS responses.
Most of these videos have already been uploaded to this channel at some point, but I figured I'd upload them all in one heap so it's easier to find the non-dominant video uploads, being QAS and QPS vehicles.
Contents:
0:01 - Unit 501547 (New Sprinter) responding past Durack Ambulance Station.
0:16 - Unit 601556 (New Sprinter) responding from a vehicle accident scene in the Gold Coast Hinterland.
0:33 - Unit 501127 (New Sprinter) responding from Roma Street Ambulance Station.
0:51 - Unit 501037 (Old Sprinter) responding past Wishart Fire Station.
1:11 - Unit 601307 (New Sprinter) responding past a truck rollover to a separate incident in Southport.
1:36 - Unit 602621 (New Sprinter) responding past Camira Fire Station.
1:52 - Unit 501243 (New Sprinter) responding past Chermside Fire Station.
2:05 - Unit 606535 (Operations Supervisor) responding through Durack to a vehicle accident.
2:14 - Unit 606692 (Senior Operations Supervisor) responding past Surfers Paradise Fire Station.
2:24 - Unit 406786 (Critical Care Paramedic/HARU) responding from Maroochydore Ambulance Station.
2:40 - Unit 601507 (Double Transporter) responding past Southport Ambulance Station.
2:50 - Unit 201128 (Old Sprinter) and QPS Kia Stinger (2019) responding through Mackay.
2:59 - QPS Toyota unit responding past Southport Fire Station.
3:10 - QPS Toyota Camry (2020) responding past Southport Fire Station.
3:23 - QPS Toyota Hilux (2019) and Hyundai iLoad (2019/2020) responding through Mackay.
3:38 - QPS 2x Suzuki DR450 Dirt bikes responding past Roma Street Fire Station.
3:55 - QPS Unmarked Toyota Camry (2018) responding past Loganlea Fire Station.
4:07 - QPS Toyota Camry (2019) responding past Roma Street Fire Station.
4:21 - QPS Hyundai Kona (2019) responding past a vehicle accident in Helensvale.
4:32 - QPS Hyundai Sonata (2018) responding past Durack Fire Station.
4:46 - QPS Hyundai iLoad (2019) responding past Southport Fire Station.
---------------------------
[LIKE | SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | AND COMMENT FOR MORE VIDEOS]
Discord: / discord (SEQEV Community Server)
- Filmed with iPhone X; iPad Pro: Sony HXR-NX30E; Sony HDR-CX625 -
- South-East Queensland Emergency Vehicles: / southeastqueenslandeme...
---------------------------
© South-East Queensland Emergency Vehicles
---------------------------
Date Filmed - 2020 (June - December) and 2021 (January - Present)
Date Uploaded - 12 March, 2021 - Komedie
![[POV] Police Almost GOT HIT While Clearing Busy Highway](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8HCWj_Ohe2Y/mqdefault.jpg)
Please check out other mini-compilations which include MORE police and ambulance vehicles responding if you liked this one, as well as a selection of queensland fire & emergency vehicles!!
The link to the playlist including ALL of the mini-compilations can be found here: czcams.com/play/PLn5rj05Fu8hOlmWD7Sb9QfFCeUCq6Wtuk.html
1:06 perfect transition
I love every catch in this video! Great comp!
Great catch!
Jacob McAlister, thanks.
Awesome video!
that dual siren tho 👏
AWESOME VIDEO 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mad video mate love it
Queensland emergency services, appreciate the support mate 😎
Fantastic and awesome compilation, sir! Those Mercedes Sprinter used by the QAS are completely amazing! I do really like its lighting and bumper!
Thanks for showing us australian emergency vehicles!! Stay safe!
JMagno98 Emeregncias Yucatán, thanks for the support mate! Yeah they sure are, every single one looks awesome. Your welcome, glad you're enjoying it, you stay safe too.
1:52 Nice to hear a Whelen dual siren in Australi!
R-Road 1300, they're definitely a nice addition to the new fleet!
Your good at taking vids of the ambulances good job 👍🏻
Steven Lanfranco, thanks mate.
Good one mate 👍
Wayne Morrison, cheers man.
Awesome
Hi friend, whats that little green light on the bumper for? ive always wondered! thanks for the cool complation!
Hello, the green light in the bumper indicates the emergency lights are activated and automatically prevents ambulances from getting fined from speeding and red light cameras. So pretty much a camera operator would see the green light and know that ambulance is responding to an emergency.
QUEENSLANDER SOOONNNN
Wow the sirens and colour of the ambulance is so different to WA, NT, NSW and Vic
Dhanvin, yeah the sirens are very different compared to the ambulance services in the rest of the Australian states! Different colour scheme too! thanks for watching
What does the green steady light mean I wanna know as I wanna be a paramedic when I’m older
Steven Lanfranco, just a light that turns on to show speed & red light cameras that the vehicle is responding to an emergency to avoid the fines.
@@seqemergencyvehicles ok thx
Enjoyed The 5547 & 5127 Code 1. I Know 4 Lovely Paramedics Sarah Dean Matt & Alicia From Balmoral Where 5547 Is From. 6621 6307 Other NEW Van QAS Responders & QPS Were Excellent Aswell. 5547 Was My Most Favourite.
Sure I will check them out
1:02 What does that green light in the front and in the back mean?
And very nice looking emergency vehicles, good stuff.
SausageFruit, the green light is activated when the emergency lights are so if they go through speed or red light cameras, they don't get fined. Thanks for watching
@@seqemergencyvehicles Oh lol okay, I thought the green light means that it's an emegerncy doctor on board. That was in some other countries, I think.
SausageFruit,nah completely different here at least, in Queensland, there are a total of 12 doctor paramedics which get around in what we call the HARU (High Acutiy Response Unit) vehicles like the cars at 2:05.
@@seqemergencyvehicles oh nice, but it's almost the same, like an doctor is at least on board. :D thx for the answer. :D
@@sausagefruit7690 The green steady light has nothing to do with doctors on board. Having a doctor in a stretcher ambulance is quite rare and QAS Doctors only respond to the most serious of cases. Queensland paramedics are amongst the best trained in the world, and perform a lot of procedures that only doctors in some other countries can perform.
@2:31 nautech system, best system ever
how do you find where they are responding? this can’t be luck haha
every single ambulance & police catch just happens to come across me. QFES on the other hand I know what type of jobs there and what units go to what
What I'm wondering, is it possible to tell the difference between ambulance, police, and fire by sound alone? That is, if we hear a siren, can we know what it is without looking?
Dan Phillips, well for me I can tell them all apart very distinctly but that's because I hear so many - I don't really know how to describe them apart except from QFRS sounding more whiny than the others lol, they all do sound different though
@@seqemergencyvehicles Okay, thanks. I will see if I can learn to tell them apart.
Hyundai good 👍👍👍