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Some-time ambulance person and crash survivor here[0]. I am delighted to hear of this change, and am also glad to see evidence-based decisions about medical wo
by dmckeon 3y ago
Some-time ambulance person and crash survivor here[0]. I am delighted to hear of this change, and am also glad to see evidence-based decisions about medical work outside of clinical environments. If you think other drivers drive badly in normal traffic, you should about double that level for the view of traffic from a vehicle using lights and siren. Were it not for patient confidentiality and liability, a channel collecting dashcam footage from fire and EMS vehicles would be both popular and disturbing.
[0] No serious injuries to any of the 5 participants, but a truly massive amount of paperwork.
- d1sxeyes 3y agoSuch channels already exist, at least for EMS teams in the UK and the Netherlands, where they at least seem to be semi-sanctioned.
- breakingcups 3y agoActually, Ambuchannel was forced to remove his videos by his employer. The police seems to have a few sanctioned channels though.
- proto_lambda 3y agoThere's also Brandweer Lunteren, which had to shut down for a while recently but seems to be sanctioned now. Not much traffic footage there though, being a pretty small town in the Netherlands.
- rozab 3y agohttps://youtu.be/if6GD9OAp88?si=rkl1YfkTpaazIPDF https://youtu.be/if6GD9OAp88?si=rkl1YfkTpaazIPDF Here's a big channel in the UK that does these sorts of videos with detailed analysis of driving. I'm usually pretty impressed by the behaviour of motorists in these