Ambulancebegeleiding / Police escort Gouda naar het Erasmus MC Rotterdam 10-10-2016

N.a.v. een incident in Gouda heeft het ambulancepersoneel een aanvraag gedaan voor motorbegeleiding naar het Erasmus MC in Rotterdam.
Deze aanvraag doen zij bij de meldkamer ambulance en nadat deze is goedgekeurd komt de aanvraag bij de meldkamer politie binnen. Deze stuurt vervolgens de motorrijders van Team Verkeer aan. Eenmaal ter plaatse maakt de commandant van de motorrijders afspraken met de ambulancechauffeur m.b.t. de route en het soort transport (glijdend/spoed/langzaam/snel etc.)
De totale tijdsduur van deze rit was ca. 23 minuten. Een stuk snelweg is uit de video geknipt omwille van de tijdsduur van de video.
Reportage VTB Regio15: www.regio15.nl/reportages/verk...
The paramedics requested a police escort from Gouda to the Erasmus MC hospital in Rotterdam.
After the request is granted by the supervisors three officers respond to the call and provide the escort.
The total duration of this trip was around 23 minutes.
Reportage VTB Regio15: www.regio15.nl/reportages/verk...

[@chrisnuttall3212]

The driving skills and coordination are simply amazing

[@jeffs9069]

My god ripping around on a bike with sirens saving lives, and on such beautiful roads. That's a dream job.

[@silkaverage]

more videos please, it's been ages since you last uploaded :(

[@joshsanchezc7902]

You guys are true legends, not all heroes wear capes :D

[@xFD2x]

Makes me proud to see how everybody works together to make this transport a success. Police AND the motorists.

[@AR-iu9jv]

Mad respect to all involved...he was so fast at one point his siren sound couldn't keep up.

[@dbx3569]

In Germany, emergency services are supposed to shut off their sirens because the neighborhood might feel annoyed ... Nice show of priorities here. Three well trainined and coordinated guys honk their way through the traffic to make the ambulance arrive as soon as possible.Hats off!!

[@elmomz]

Nicht zu glauben, dass wir so etwas nicht in D leisten können! Wäre nötiger als dort und theoretisch machbar!

[@yologuy0099]

It’s not about the speed here, it’s about “gliding”, so minimal change in speed so the patient does not get more sick than they already are. If the ambulance were to be on it’s own (so without police escort), it would have to break a lot in order to get past drivers who are not paying attention/when a junction is full of cars. Only to speed up again afterward for a brief second to ultimately slow down again.

[@russcattell955i]

You boys are good, real good. If I ever needed an ambulance escort around Rotterdam, I know you guys will do a great job. There would be beers waiting for you when you finish duty.

[@Guraniloth]

I find these videos somewhat satisfying. The smooth teamwork is impressive!

[@markgr1nyer]

Even the SEG in London would be proud of this one. I really miss these videos. They've helped me a few times escorting my mum and friends on their final journeys

[@TonyCarrollPassion4Motorsport]

Hejjjj Team we need You guys back On here Soon its been a while Since we have had any Great Videos ?? Tc uk

[@BenWoJoh]

Another good proof of Dutch Motorcycle Police Teamwork. I'm really impressed.

[@stuartofblyth]

Watching this for the second time. Always an emotional moment when the ambulance rolls safely into the hospital garage at journey's end. TVDH - you are sorely missed.

[@mrspygone]

Great work motorbike police. I also have to praise the general traffic for their attention to the escort. I'm really impressed with videos like this and follow the channel in the future.

[@silkaverage]

I've missed you guys, been along time since the last upload, Thanks for yet another great video.

[@OsmosisHD]

Never knew what system is behind such escorts. But it's pretty clever and easy to remember and effective!

[@pietschreuder5047]

Geweldige video. Toen er nog naar de politieradio geluisterd kon worden, was ik ook al zo onder de indruk als er een begeleiding plaatsvond. Zoals die motoren haasje over springen is fenomenaal!

[@JeeniusGaming]

Finally a new upload, I've waited sooo long ;-)

[@jimgoodwin6294]

There's always an entitled cyclist who thinks nothing applies to them - near the end... Huge respect guys.......👍

[@EinsatzfahrtenOstfriesland]

New Videos ? :(

[@mackreel6810]

Werkelijk waar ,de rillingen lopen over me lichaam wanneer ik deze beelden zie ,ik ben zelf twee maal met MICU vervoer onder begeleiding van motor agenten met zwaailicht ,en een maal onder begeleiding zonder zwaailicht van oude brandwonden centrum naar nieuw brandwonden centrum Maasstad ziekenhuis in een vrachtwagen,DIEP maar ook D I E P respect voor deze mensen , buiten respect kijk ook naar de discipline ,een soort van high skills hoe de dames heren geel en blauw hun werk uitoefenen !!!!!!!! Dank u wel dat jullie er zijn , MVG AV

[@martin214ever5]

met zulke hulpverleners mogen we hartstikke blij zijn er moet meer respect komen voor hulpverleners jullie doen fantastisch werk

[@stuartofblyth]

Respect! Welcome back. Team Verkeer Den Haag and Ambuchannel both on the same day - bliss!

[@haploideallel]

Thanks for the mention of 'Ambuchannel', didn't know that until yet :) Bedankt weer TVDH; Weer een interessant inkijkje in het verfijndere motormuiswerk! :D

[@rhombex]

Super Aktion ! Immer wieder schön anzusehen, wie die NL-Motorradpolizei den Weg für die Krankenwagen freimacht. Und das mit den dicken BMW-Bombern. Respekt und ich wünsche unfallfreies Fahren !

[@alansavage3549]

Another brilliant team run. You guys must be sucking seat when you zoom through the red lights!

[@davidsewellclarke4997]

I Salute these guys taking their own lives in hand to make sure that the patient is quickly transferred to the best Hospital for the patients recovery . God Bless you out riders , you are an Angel in Disguise.

[@Nitrogentrihydrid]

you haven't uploaded any videos for a long time, will there be some videos of you again?

[@geowaslp399]

Great! I love how you manage this: very fast and smoth, the ambulance doesn't need to stop, it can just go trough the streets. In Germany you don't see this. Here cars don't move because they don't know what to do. When an officer shows what to do it's very easy.

[@TechnikFreakDE]

Any 2019? I hope we will see more videos!

[@a.n113]

TechnikFreak Gruß aus Heidelberg

[@TechnikFreakDE]

@@a.n113 Grüße aus dem Ruhrpott :D

[@boohaka]

Excellent job as always! You guys are the knights of the road. I hope the person being transported was ok in the end.

[@youngbeezzyyy6731]

Please comeback with new videos 🙏 lovefrom Brunei

[@equaliser2265]

Fantastic , skillfully executed escort. Always impressed by your team. Dangerous work.

[@Rambroo92]

I watched the whole video. Unbelievably organized!

[@hanif6447]

if "Team Verkeer Den Haag" dont make a new videos, maybe there is no patient any more. its the meaning the dutch people always healthy. good job for your videos, awesome.

[@Bist040]

Dit blijft fantastisch om te zien. Goed bezig.

[@mariosmans]

Elke keer als ik jullie geweldige werk zie, krijg ik weer kippenvel om het te zien. Ik hoop dat ik dit zelf nooit nodig heb, maar in één woord zeer goed gedaan!

[@tjshultz]

I just love all of the videos. Beautiful country. So organized! Now I am going to have to learn the Dutch language, to understand the Police radio.

[@e_jackson2660]

Me too!

[@robocop6666666]

Haven't seen you guys for a while ? Nice vid

[@hoperp1951]

Amazing, so well organised and also how well the traffic watches, listens and is aware of what to do. I just hope that if I am ever have need of an emergency ambulance it is in Holland, they really are the best for sure.

[@mrrageguy7413]

Richard Hope they are very good indeed however we do lack hospitaal and if you find yourself in need of an ambulance you better hope you're not in a forest or in any countryside place like the Veluwe or those in the provinces of Groningen/Friesland. They are often very late where I live(Veluwe, Gelderland) and can take 30 minutes even

[@xEKOy]

Nice to see the nice comments on how our police force works here in the Netherlands from foreign people :)) thx

[@XDRosenheim]

Any police force should be respected, by anyone.

[@MrHenkkkie]

XDRosenheim: also the corrupt police forces who beat their own citizens?

[@patrickstar6758]

So organized and saves a lot of precious time

[@BigEye63]

Respect voor jullie werk. En bedankt dat we af en toe met jullie mogen meekijken. 👍

[@trev0867]

Will there be anymore videos? I find them fascinating to watch.

[@henriccarlsson9052]

trev guilfoyle Ye, they are great!

[@e_jackson2660]

I'm not sure. The officer who used to be the only one who ran this channel at that department doesn't work for Team Verkeer Den Haag anymore. So I'm not sure if any other officer will take over this channel from that department or not.

[@e_jackson2660]

Hey I got great news! I finally got a response from the biker with the blue pen (whom I don't want to name). He still works for Team Verkeer Den Haag. Before he just filmed but now he is working on trying to take over the channel.

[@trev0867]

Eli Jackson that's great news. Thanks and tell him thanks very much.

[@e_jackson2660]

I will!

[@ZsomborZsombibi]

Great co-work. Somehow pedestrians seem to be more problematic than car drivers.

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

A lot of pedestrians and cyclists somehow think that they don't have to obey to the signs given by officers.

[@ZsomborZsombibi]

Unfortunately. Some effort/respect would help however, e.g. my daughter(6) already knows when to cross the street if policemen control the traffic.

[@willemran]

Of course i know some of them ignore you on purpose, but i think a lot of people really don't know what to do, so apparently the just keep going. I think it helps having some kind of Driver's license even as a pedestrian or cyclist so you know what to do in non standard situations(learn to anticipate). If you don't have a license in the Netherlands your not really educated for traffic except a few hours when you are young.

[@weeardguy]

Well, seriously, when I was still in driving school (I'm Dutch btw) I had a special evening concerning all the theory, but combined with photos of more practical examples of things you can expect on the road and how to behave. A few people in that 'class' had already passed their theory-exam: they got all the signs a policeman/traffic director was giving wrong. When the sign 'Expect/wait for instruction from a person' was shown, no one even knew what it was...

[@lolo-ep4qk]

Un travail d’escorte remarquable ! Bravo!

[@jandg62]

Echt, zit te smachten op een recentere video. Als je kijkt naar wie het allemaal bekijkt ben ik niet alleen

[@truffle8398]

Been waiting ages for a new vid! 😁😁

[@hafnium911]

Nice to see another great video! Enjoy watching the awesome team work! Watching from Houston, Texas!

[@galatei11]

Extraordinary teamwork. Thanks for what you're doing.

[@snoke2007]

awesome footage, awesome driving, awesome everything. good f job guys!!

[@jamesf4803]

it appeals so much to me to work in a different country other than the UK as a public service member. Im currently on track to get into the Police in the UK but would much rather prefer to work in Germany or Holland or somewhere, the roads are so much better and due to my love of motorbikes, it appeals to me that there are not going to be so many potholes and dangers that pose a threat to me whilst i'm riding.

[@MyYTwatcher]

Long time no see :-) Thank you for new upload.

[@dalehenry5233]

Well organised professional riders.

[@hishmaj]

Is this almost a daily occurence? The public seems to be pretty ok with it and they all expect whats coming. Great job, guys!

[@ColoredIceberg]

They are common enough in this area that I do expect possible follow-up traffic when I see a police motorbike with lights and sirens.

[@Evitaschannel]

Hisham Abdul Majeed well if you don't listen you A. are breaking the law and can get a really hefty fine or worse B. you can get hit by those motorists or the ambulance itself. Also in the Netherlands there is a pretty common respect towards police but even more so towards ambulances, so everyone wants to move out of the way as soon as possible

[@weeardguy]

It probably happens on a daily basis indeed (but in different places). The Rotterdam - The Hague area is the most 'prone' to these kind of transports. The reason that they 'expect' what's coming is more up to the fact that the bikers stay so close together that there is hardly any gap: most likely, most motorists can see the other bikers coming in their mirrors when one of them stops traffic at a junction.

[@geerha]

Ik vind het toch altijd wel knap dat jullie dit kunnen! Heb heel veel respect voor jullie!!

[@CarstenBauer]

Amazing teamwork guys! This is a well greased machine, with riders knowing each other's behaviours so they can anticipate each other. Good work!

[@Wafelwaffel]

Wauw, petje af. Geweldig werk allemaal!

[@avoidingtrees6692]

Thanks from France for your service.

[@HunterAlejandro]

Excellent team job, man!

[@Urahara12squad]

Het heeft even geduurd, maar eindelijk weer een mooie video!

[@jimpanse9194]

Very Great Job. Respect 👍

[@Elektrikovo]

I love your work. You are great.

[@danvonhall9846]

Great content as always!

[@renekuik4934]

respect, super knap hoe zo`n kruising zo snel vrij is.

[@barelyaninconvenience]

excellent escorting/riding,would be proud to be you

[@johnkranias3458]

Why are there not more updated?.

[@e_jackson2660]

The officer who used to be the only one who ran this channel at that department doesn't work for Team Verkeer Den Haag anymore. But I talked to the biker with the blue pen (whom I don't want to name). He still works for Team Verkeer Den Haag. Before he just filmed but now he is working on trying to take over the channel.

[@auran_vesdranor]

Good job as usual. Love your channel - greetings from Germany

[@kevhunta]

fantastic work

[@kanaalstreeknl-zl9oq]

Weer een top video. Het scheelde dat het niet druk was in Rotterdam

[@Tovkal]

I always love the fly-bys, like at 9:49

[@maxfunf]

Same

[@mirandabroos]

leuk dat jullie deden helaas sinds jaar niks meer jammer toch bedankt voor video's

[@9tbiker455]

Its so cool to see how it works!

[@tomasstrapina2677]

very good work ....RESPEKT

[@Rednesswahn]

Thank you for the upload! :)

[@nigelengland2302]

Great video -- again ! Well done.

[@terrystephens1102]

Fantastic team of pilots 👏👏👏

[@ichhasseyoutubewerbung5163]

2019

[@VigovanBerlo]

Weer terug van weg geweest👏👏 prachtige video

[@Petr75661]

Amazing job as always!

[@nielsgrekveld1139]

Zoveel respect mannen en vrouwen!! Dank jullie wel!!

[@sikkodejong972]

ook al is het een filmpje van een tijdje terug. maar moet zeggen dat jullie als motor muizen goed werk hebben verricht hier. top gedaan

[@gwreijman]

Goed werk weer van jullie, respect.

[@leisimons6567]

Respect voor deze mannen en vrouwen die hun leven op het spel zetten om anderen te redden.

[@e_jackson2660]

Oh yeah by the way thanks for changing a bunch of the titles to English!

[@ghostindamachine]

Awesome smooth ride! Thankfully the traffic was also not dense.

[@gunnarlindejrgensen4497]

I have NO knowledge on engines at all..... ... these guys ride to save lives everyday, Thank you very much!! No disrepect to the MC´s..... but the video from the ambulance is second to none.

[@martijnheil8825]

The amublance point of view is very boring anyway, only thing he sees is one motorcop driving very stiff in front of him, guiding the ambulance through the path that the other 3 motorcops have formed for them.

[@davidjong75]

Too bad it's been so long since there was a new video. Maybe he got a baby which demands all his free time :) Anyway, i hope more videos will come in the future. Bedankt voor alle video's tot nu toe. Prachtig werk wat jullie doen.

[@dutchpolicenl879]

davidjong75 inderdaad! I love it!

[@SedatedW0lf]

Maybe there has been no life threatening cases!

[@davidjong75]

I don't think that's it. I live in a street they pretty much always use when escorting to Erasmus MC (hospital in Rotterdam). They still do these escorts...regularly. Every couple of days, at least. I hope more videos will come

[@Rednesswahn]

I'd like more videos too, I'm sure it could be filmed

[@Rednesswahn]

Actually I just wanted to tweet them but as it turns out their twitter account doesn't exist anymore (@VerkeersagentDH).

[@BasicPlanet]

I have never seen this actually happen, but damn it is a great idea! Well done!

[@harbosma]

Wederom mooi werk. Ongelooflijk hoe brutaal sommige fietsers zijn en toch oversteken...

[@TonyCarrollPassion4Motorsport]

Hejj Team Great Your back Love The Videos Tc uk

[@MsUltrafox]

Komen er nog video's. Het is alweer 8 maanden stil hier.

[@e_jackson2660]

The officer who is employed at the department does not work for Team Traffic The Hague anymore. So I'm not sure if any other officer will take over this channel from that department or not.

[@craiganderson7152]

I'm from England I do like watching your videos you post keep up the good work and hope you can post more soon Team Verkeer Den Haag

[@aronangel9984]

désolé je ne parle pas votre langue !!! vos docs sont juste énormes et vos motards aussi sont très pros , j'aime a voir les différences avec nos gendarmes de FRANCE , mais on voit certains aspects techniques qui restent forcèment similaires !!! merci pour le partage !!!

[@Deadlyr0n]

Eindelijk weer een upload. Klasse guys!!

[@reho7387]

I love the sensation of actually being on the bike (U.S. slang for motorcycle) myself.

[@Diego_Plata]

Buen equipo! Saludos desde Mexico

[@ArturTereshkov]

10:59 this is the white building where was filmed "Who am I" with Jackie Chan?

[@Remhagen]

Professionelle Polizeiarbeit!

[@phsl79]

Hoi Team Verkeer Den Haag! Is het zo druk de laatste tijd dat je/jullie geen tijd meer hebben om nieuwe filmpjes te edit-en? Laatste is inmiddels al 3 maanden geleden en hoewel ik weet dat je/jullie dit náást je/jullie drukke werkzaamheden doet/doen wacht ik inmiddels toch stiekum vol smart op nieuwe uploads!! ;) Keep up the good work!!

[@Zulnex]

Excellent video as always.