Escort ambulance for five -month -old intensive baby to hospital

Hubei ’s five -month -old baby girl Tongtong Tongtong had 29 kinds of severe diseases such as pneumonia and respiratory failure after surgery. She took an ambulance to Beijing Bayi Children's Hospital for treatment. The ambulance departs from Wuhan to the north, and has reached the destination more than 1,000 kilometers

[@mightyakkylex]

Props to the volunteer that vent ahead and actually opened a path :))

[@rogers2039]

That really is one of the most chaotic escorts I have ever seen. The driving public had no awareness of what was going on but neither did the myriad of seemingly different escort riders and vans! I would suggest far to many people trying to do the same job with no coordination between them. Distance aside that should be a 'bread and butter' drive. But bless those involved for trying to get the child to hospital as quickly as they can and I hope Tongtong is now doing well.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank yo bro, I'll gain experience

[@OverlandingNL]

I know what you mean! Here we have 2 or 3 motors in front of the ambulance, sometimes a car as well. And thats it.. They pave the way. I see so many lights and sirens here that I wouldn't know where to look or where to go xD.. Sometimes they just are all over, behind, next to the ambulance.. It is chaos..

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

@@OverlandingNL Thank you, I will continue to learn a better way

[@BreakerOneNine07]

​@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203You guys did just fine. I understood what was going on the entire time and didn't find it chaotic at all. 🤷‍♂️

[@Hikari_Sakurai]

china.. what do u expect.

[@hellobye_tomorrow]

Thank you for your service @BVFA!❤️ I’m always happy to see your new videos.😃

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro

[@mmoradiointeractive]

Was a very warming feeling to watch so many do so much for a single...small...life. I am an ex firemedic myself here in the USA. Great work. Any word on the baby yet?

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you for your support, salute to you, the baby illness progressing rapidly, still in ICU, already use ECMO

[@TheHandyTek]

I love the flashing emergency lights on the jacket! Look at the shoulder!

[@rmetcalf89]

Looks like a Guardian Angel Device.

[@Wolf-6567]

You guys did a good job, traffic in Beijing is very bad, you all got there.. thank you for volunteering. 👍

[@CroftyOriginal]

It's amazing how many people are oblivious to their surroundings!

[@alidavemason4417]

Too many bikes in too many lanes passing vehicles on either side at the same time, it must be so confusing for other road users, being told to move into another lane when another bike shoots past in that lane. The Dutch police can do this in much more organised manner with 3 bikes working much more effectively & safer.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

I joined with volunteers who have not been communicated in advance, and I also think it is very confusing

[@kaspervestergaard2383]

They also have a different population. These escortdrivers are doing just fine. Look when they are all in the most far left lane. They still don't move over.

[@Max-rq4yn]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203You tried your best,but look for videos online: Dutch police escort ambulance. You will learn a lot from them,❤

[@JustLiveInPeace2]

All that chaos to escort 1 ambulance. The ignorance of some drivers us astounding.

[@doomed-y3s]

that is something you see all over the world some driver seems to think they own the road, and a police escort of a ambulance is not because they like it . When the police, ambulance or firedepartment have there sirens and lights on you make way for them and if the police signal you to move over you move over. I have seen many video's like this i am from the Netherlands and we have this escorts here to and if you see what stupid drivers do you start to wonder how they ever get there drivers licence.

[@udorechner6846]

As in many other countries it is a shame how many drivers didn't pay attention to what was going on behind them! There is an Police motorcycle approaching with lights and sirens and they did not move over... Best wishes to that baby. I hope it will fully recover.

[@DuckinDuckity]

not to mention the times i saw others in other lane not giving way to those that are trying to move out of the way

[@moto3463]

Watching from Australia. Thanks for helping save lives. God bless

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro

[@OvenZheng]

這是一次既漫長又驚險且成功的互送，辛苦了！警察同志們，希望你們都能平安出行！

[@陈俊-f2p]

他们不是警察

[@DengJ729]

他们是北京急救志愿者

[@hweelua2561]

希望宝宝安康, 感恩每位的付出. 有你们真好！Great job everyone.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

谢谢你的关心与支持

[@HoldmyWine2024]

God bless you Guys :)I let out a HUGE YESSSSS when I saw the hospital

[@Skrii._EMR]

It's good to see the Police, Volunteers, and Bikers all together helping the ambulance. Hope this solidarity keeps continues for a better future. I myself is a volunteer as well to escort ambulance, I know how hard it is to clear the path for ambulance. You did a good work for it. Greetings from Indonesia Salutations to all volunteer in China

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro, let us continue to work hard to save more lives

[@emm5092]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 村长多更新🆕

[@scuffedclips1]

kind of weird for fake police to pretend to be police

[@Skrii._EMR]

@@scuffedclips1 what do you mean by fake police

[@MrBigemy]

@@Skrii._EMR cool down, please!!!

[@stankobm7280]

Bravo majstori super urađeno... Poz iz Srbije Slušao sam prije 7-8 godina na radiju vozača prve pomoći. On vozi srce, pluća, bubreg i jetru u koferu frižideru u pratnji policije. Vozio je kamion prije toga i išao na obuku i kod rallye vozača....stresan posao i dobri živci....

[@theo4894]

Magnificent drive, thank you for your commitment to your work.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro!

[@noside8469]

If a baby is involve... we humans will move mountains to keep her safe❤❤❤ Police and/or Civilians👍👊👏🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@Ian-xq4rt]

I know we have our differences but we’re all humans, i hope the child was ok, great job all.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro

[@milchkanne21]

Wundervoll das Sie dort helfen! Bravo und Dankeschön dafür!

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Danke!

[@marcofriedrich1937]

They should go to the Netherlands for more driving lessons. The police in the Netherlands or French are much better.

[@davidhanson1849]

No wonder the police get so pissed off when people don't pull over. I hope the bairn recovers and has a very happy and enjoyable life

[@scopeyin3629]

Thank you for your efforts much love❤

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro

[@ceemosp]

Another woderful job and video by you! I nevertheless had to smile when reading the title. As a father of twin boys I can attest to the fact that 5 month old babies can be very intensive 🤣

[@galdavonalgerri2101]

Pro tip: If you drive without making any sense with the hazard lights on, you are depriving yourself of the opportunity to display your planned route. And the, admittedly few, road users who want to make room don't know where to go, because they can't know which route the special-rights vehicle wants to travel.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro!

[@NealeOBrien]

As someone said before; maybe there was a few too many blue lights around and that probably confused a lot of the motorists??? That guy near the start on a motorbike who broke through the cordon should get his butt kicked!! 🙄 Overall, it was a very exciting video and it was heart-warming and very impressive to see all their actions as they attempted to get that poor child to the destination ITU. It makes you proud to be a member of the human race to witness their efforts! Wonderful response by wonderful people. ❤❤❤ I really hope, for the sake of the parents, any every one of the medical and emergency team, that there was a happy ending, and that poor little baby girl made a complete recovery. 🤞❤❤❤

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you, hope the little girl can be safe

[@Original_Pedi_Boy]

im soooo confused, at one point you had to got look and catch up with the ambulance, at other points you are clearing the road but they dont wana follow on the road you are clearing, going into traffic whilst you cleared the road for them. What the hell is going on? Im sooooo confused.

[@dv1267]

I am a first responder and I have no clue what I just watched! Holy F sakes!! What a cluster F! Regardless I hope the baby is safe. I believe first responders over there think this guy is a clown and gets no respect from other videos I have seen.

[@theobserverism]

It's amazing how most of the drivers don't see all the flashing lights or hear the sirens behind them. They're like I don't give a fuck I'm first. 😡

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

There are always some drivers who are not qualified

[@jasonstrauss9156]

Awesome motorcycle cop , all of them AWESOME JOB

[@YHK_YT]

I’m confused, what’s the biker in front got to row out this and why is he speeding to stay ahead? He has his hazards on but doesn’t look like a police bike at all

[@chris-hayes]

Cool bike! The rear view is really nice.

[@jayktee96]

That looked a shambles to me, just a load of lights and noise, the reactions of the motorists was terrible, totally unaware of what to do. The cops need to get some training from the Dutch police.

[@enriqueayalareyes4763]

Wow that hospital is far away. I think they should of called in the medic helicopter to transport the baby. I hope the baby is doing fine.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

The distance is too far, and the patient cannot withstand the pressure change

[@enriqueayalareyes4763]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 Yes after i put it in the comment. I read it on someone else comment. Do you know how the baby doing. Thanks

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

@@enriqueayalareyes4763 Still in ICU

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

Cheenks do not understand this stuff, unless it is their own family member in the ambulance. The french ones are the best, they really do not mess about, if you have been on the periphique around Paris when one comes along almost all motorbikes and scooter riders are involved clearing the way when necessary. The other thing to watch out for are the Iveco vans, green, and they have the same horns as the police, they will be notified of something on a carriageway and will go immediately and 'fish' it up unless it needs a man to lift it. You hear the noise but automatically think it is police or ambulance but it is the cleaning crew.

[@AlCatSplat]

bro couldn't afford an airlift 💀

[@DuckinDuckity]

just a heads up theres medical reason not the put a baby in a heli change in air pressures i think i know there are reason why you wouldnt do it just not sure of the exact reasons

[@calin-ionutispas5265]

Multă, multă sănătate micului pacient ! Tot respectul pentru efortul colectiv al polițiștilor. Dar,oare,transportul cu un elicopter,nu era mai eficient ?

[@Jens.M]

I would be so confused as a civilian in the traffic when they drive with 4 motorcycles behind me in 2 lanes or go around me on both sides, where do I need to go, which lanes they want and so on. You're doing a great work, but it doesn't look like a formation to understand for me.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Many volunteer organizations who have not communicated in advance are more confusing in cooperation

[@TheHandyTek]

Coordinated radios should help this...

[@straight2thepoint]

If only u.s had these type of escorts , but human life here ain’t priority

[@avinandanbhadra1274]

RESPECT FOR THE REAL LIFE HEROS 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rippieclip]

What a great ride again. with a few scary moments. I just don't understand why almost everyone is filming when they arrive. I hope the kid is okay.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you, this escort has attracted much attention, live broadcast on the Internet, other organizations may want to shoot some propaganda materials

[@2ndAmendment-Jeffrey]

This the worst emergency run I've seen. It's amazing how ignorant many of the drivers are.

[@guillemaza]

No tienen helicópteros medicalizados para hacer 1000km en menos tiempo?

[@Dekurio]

Did I understand that right? The transport of Tongtong goes over 1000 kilometers with the ambulance van?!? Why will Tongtong not transported by plane at this distance?

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

The patient's condition cannot withstand the pressure changes. Drive through many drivers cycle and drive for more than ten hours to reach the destination

[@P.Atreides]

in germany we have the order as private persons, if you see something on your way (mostly first behind you)with blue lights, drive to the side, slow down and make it hapend that they can pass thru without problems. or you have later a problem with a ticket ;-) great work and bigger respekt

[@BethePandaGames]

this dude is a CHAD

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

What?

[@BethePandaGames]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 look up gigachad and thats you

[@terrymccormack8436]

Credit to everyone for doing a fantastic job but surely a helicopter would have been a better job. That said, having driven a blue light myself I can only admire them for what they did. Here's hoping the baby survived.

[@mipamat5804]

Far too many "entitled" drivers in the inside lane ignoring the blue/red lights behind them! Are they blind or stupid? The police should playback the tape to identify these idiots.

[@freedomofchoice3606]

As an advanced driver and biker im more than willing to come over and give up my time in teaching your group how to ride more efficiently and safely in an escort scenario.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you so much for your service！

[@freedomofchoice3606]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 it's a honest offer, that I'm more than willing to visit and provide you guys with some training for free.

[@GilbertWright-vq8oc]

I always have wondered if they ever had to give out a ticket while escorting ambulances

[@gsquance]

I agree with comments about great to see inter-agency working, but this escort appears to be disorganised and totally chaotic.There’s little junction clearance ahead of the ambo, and the idea that you have a load of bikers just travelling down the lane ahead of the ambo with little or no communication is absolutely bizarre to me. This seems less like an escort and more like a convoy! - Volunteers or not, these guys don’t appear to have the first clue about outriding and clearing lanes to provide a sterile zone - nightmare - just glad I drive ambo’s in UK !!!

[@DuckinDuckity]

id be carful about calling uk great seen plenty of vids where uk drivers do the same things hahaha

[@DickTechno]

This changes everything, so much goodness. How is the baby today? Love from Germany

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

During the treatment, thank you for your attention

[@DickTechno]

It doesn't matter where you come from, we are all human and we must learn that borders are only in our minds and with love we can overcome any border. there is so much humanity and love in these recordings, we only have one world! Here fits a quote: Humanity is, what's the point of music? Confucius (551 - 479 B.C.), Latinized name for Kongfuzi, K'ung-fu-tzu, "Master Kong", actually Kong Qiu, K'ung Ch'iu, Chinese philosopher@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203

[@jakedovey7488]

I'm a medic myself and this was a absolute mess, first of all most of the bikes were way too far ahead, as the lane clearing team you should ideally be two minutes ahead at the absolute most to secure junctions, the lead bike should always stick with the ambulance and at least one advance lane clearing bike should be in sight of the ambulance to keep drivers aware of the following emergency vehicles, the rest should be securing junctions and initiating the sterile lane! Also you had far too many escort resources it just creates confusion and causes accidents!

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Your suggestion is very good, thank you, I will learn a more perfect solution

[@jakedovey7488]

Also use the leap frog technique where the lane clearing team go ahead and the ambulance passes before they overtake the ambulance/ambulances and get into position but always keep a emergency vehicle with lights and sirens at the back as a protective buffer vehicle against drivers trying to cut the convoy up ideally this should be a police car to keep other drivers back and if they attempt to overtake the convoy they can stop the offending vehicle, maybe do some organised training alongside the police using a 'escort training vehicle' it can really help with co-ordination of the convoy, also assign a command vehicle which dictates the route and co-ordinates the escort and any special requirements such as pre-arranged sterile lanes and green lights and additional information regarding traffic conditions!

[@jakedovey7488]

Another really good tool to use if it is legal for you to use is literally a whistle ideally a high pitched one, it can be used to attract the attention of many drivers or individual drivers who are not paying attention, I actually work on ambulance bikes some of the time and I got my ambulance service to officially include a whistle for all motorbike response paramedics as well as bicycle response paramedics, they are often more effective in congestion and pedestrian areas, you can do different whistle blasts for different situations, in pedestrian areas I tend to use the whistle instead of the siren, they are also really good for stopping traffic quickly and relatively safely, also position your bike at approximately 45 degrees to the road so that you can drive off super quickly you can also block two lanes by doing this and create a angled roadblock making a safer gap for the convoy, if you put the bike at a right angle it is harder to drive off unless you are on a roundabout!

[@siloton]

If you look at some videos of ambulance in traffic in Europe, you clearly see there are rules every driver there know, as he should move to a side. Ambulance then can go very freely. Are there any tendencies to make something like this in China too? It would help you much. Btw nice bike :)

[@MrHugawa]

wow, that is crazy... appears to be too many police & too close together

[@Doc_Rainbow]

did you responded with the Police? Radio Contact? or did you just showed up? and if so, have there sayed anything? xD eighter way i loved the video!

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Seeing news reports spontaneously went to the escort, they did not contact the police through the police

[@Doc_Rainbow]

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 okay, and the Police is cool with you assisting them?

[@Focusonbehind]

@@Doc_Rainbow Mostly.

[@richleeson2160]

I don't understand their language, but I would be saying a hell of a lot stronger if I was one of those outriders, some drivers pulling into the path of them........great work

[@bouncersangel]

You have all these escorts flashing lights and making noise but the vehicles will not move?

[@BioClone]

lol with the lights every advice looks holographic

[@cdarting91]

Why did everybody start taking video when they started unloading the patient?

[@Lost_soul1975]

You would NEVER see that from cops in the USA.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

I believe the police in any country will fight to save lives

[@Lost_soul1975]

+I have to think you have never been to the USA. I would love to believe that, but.@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203

[@ccp_fact_checker]

That person must have had some serious power and money in China, do you think they would do that for any normal child in China?

[@roguemodel]

No medical helicopters? No Army? They couldn't fly her? As a retired Paramedic I could not fathom driving 1,000 kilometers with a critical kid. .

[@DuckinDuckity]

just a heads up theres medical reason not the put a baby in a heli change in air pressures i think i know there are reason why you wouldnt do it just not sure of the exact reasons

[@No-timeforimbeciles]

Many reasons why the baby could not be airlifted, same happens all over Europe where some patients cannot be airlifted

[@niemoikein4330]

The public is extremely moronic. Why they don’t give way for lights and sirens?!

[@insano6868]

Nach der Mautstelle den Krankenwagen vergessen? Irgendwie war der nicht mehr zu sehen und dann die Fragerei zu den Kollegen + an der Kreuzung drehen.. Sieht für mich danach aus, den Krankenwagen wieder einzufangen

[@ronan7271]

Hello! I love your videos. Is there somewhere on the internet where I can learn about your job? Or can you tell me more about it? By the way, you might want to try the two-tone siren more often. Research Proves It's More Effective than the American type sirens :)

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

This is a volunteer, and in fact, it has not been officially recognized. Just do my best to go on -site first aid or escort ambulance. What kind emergency vehicle use what siren in China is Clearly defined. Hi-lo represents ambulance, Yelp represents police car, and Wail represents fire truck. But in fact, I use more rapid sirens in a more serious scene

[@scopex2749]

This is what we need in UK too many people are dying because an Ambulance cant get to the patient in time or the hospital. The Police are too busy so we need volunteer professional riders and bikes.! Well done to all concerned a little life saved.👍👏👏👏

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro, I'll try my best to do this

[@joffryvangrondelle]

we don’t need volunteers for escort. spare us this chaotic system …

[@cdarting91]

Public not have to yield for emergency vehicles there or do they just not care?

[@colormeblue]

wow.. but 1000 km? is there a reason tehy didnt get a medavac?

[@cubular3000]

1000公里的路途真的是不可思议，希望Tongtong早日康复 and you did a great job! But as other commenters said I think there could be better coordination among all the riders… also, some drivers were clearly too stupid and/or just not willing to give way. Perhaps the 公安 need to look into giving you guys the power to impose fines.

[@hiddenmonk]

good men at work, good speed

[@mikeblessing8094]

that is a hell of a long way to the hospital

[@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916]

It's gotta be hard not to just rip and drive as fast as possible when there's a babies life on the line. Scary shit.

[@nabin1122]

You are doing gods work amazing brother ❤❤🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

Thank you bro

[@nicolaheyes2575]

A big well done ❤🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@stevenboese1480]

They needed to view the straight route see what on ramps and intersection were going to be in the path then have police cars block them until the ambulance goes past this should be a routine incase things like this happens is there is no life flight helicopter available.

[@tmprijsemus2798]

80% of the drivers got their licence as present with 10 kg rice. What a chaos and not structured escort 😢

[@mariodevries4556]

Good job! But go look at footage of the dutch you can learn a lot from it. I say you don't do it wrong but whe dutch do it realy good en coördinadit

[@spartansuper6853]

Also, quick question, how do you get informed of a call ? Do you have some sort of central or does people call you directly ?

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

My friend will tell me, or learn from the press live

[@TheHandyTek]

I think they should give you radios for your helmets. So you can listen to requests for assistance, and coordinate your driving/blocking.

[@CCISolitude]

I don't know if it's funny or sad to see that drivers with an inability to pull over when emergency vehicles transiting past are a worldwide commonality. Why do -so- many drivers freeze or ignore what should be painfully obvious?

[@karbonkelgaming1335]

jeetje gevaar voor eigen leven niet normaal dit

[@GreenScreenIdiot69]

my stress level was rising watching this wasnt professional on both public and escorts

[@ItIsAUser]

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[@Wolf-6567]

Maximum respect and kind wishes for them👍

[@peteacher52]

This had to be the daughter of a Big Honcho. Ordinary peasants wouldn't rate even thinking about an escort.

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

So far still owe the hospital 300000 CNY, about 40000 US dollar

[@hohoehk]

why ambulance to slow? don't wait for other caras to give way, while on the other side are still empty

[@Mong_Uncle]

I filmed a drama. Besides body cameras, how do people know about emergency situations and film them? I'm curious.

[@alexzuo8518]

It's a bit chaos though, but good job!

[@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203]

There are too many vehicles participating in the operation, and it is not the same organization. Can't form effective cooperation

[@davinski2490]

The key is to leave the siren ON !! that's what it's for

[@ned_1963]

Not the best place to live if you pick up an infection, Wuhan! Great job by the police 🚔

[@markwinter3840]

Stunning.

[@RussianSlowed]

hope the baby is doing good

[@eddie120225]

Great job🥰

[@mustaphabouguerra]

Oui .... Ils ne sont pas coordonnés comme les motards de la police française . Ils ont vraiment de la classe et des pros de la conduite . Regardez les de Belgique à Paris .....

[@robertgift]

Allow the ambulance to clear its own way. Drivers do not knowhere to go with lights coming from different angles. Why not flown? Far smoother and much earlier arrival time.

[@DuckinDuckity]

just a heads up theres medical reason not the put a baby in a heli change in air pressures i think i know there are reason why you wouldnt do it just not sure of the exact reasons

[@robertgift]

@@DuckinDuckity I am in EMS. Good point, but thelicopter does not fly that much higher than terrain, (AGL - Above Ground Level) so there would not be much difference. Also the O2-pressure being less would be compensated by increasing O2 %, but you do not wanto give too much oxygen which can cause damage to ophthalmic tissues.

[@DuckinDuckity]

No matter the reason for transport, air ambulance transport is only requested when there is suspicion that ground transportation might endanger the patient's health or life due to protracted transportation times to the appropriate level of care.@@robertgift

[@DuckinDuckity]

Flying at low altitudes and in challenging weather conditions, in order to reach patients in remote or inaccessible areas. Poor weather conditions. Complex terrain such as mountains and valleys. Communication errors between flight crew, but also with crew on the ground and flight dispatch @@robertgift

[@DuckinDuckity]

and by the way air pressure was the reason the op stated was the reason and seeing how he was there and most liking has more info than you do. if you bothered to read a few comments before you wrote yours you would of seen it. theres more than one reason air pressure is one reason they might or might not without knowing the patients medical info and without knowing any info on weather at the time and the availability of any helicopers theres 100 other reason why not to go ahead with a air transport or not not to mention that it was a 10 hour drive a helicoper might not be able to travel without refueling which in itself brings risk and time delays what if the heli had a isusse and couldnt contiune you would then need to call for a land transport anyway that may not be equiped for the level of care this patient requies @@robertgift​

[@mikephillips5551]

That far and that kind of trafic!! Why not use Life flight ?

[@sc7909]

I find it rarher strange something like this came out of China. From the Chinese police. Onto KZbin. Yet the citizens can't use. And yes traffic there is insane. It's like a whole different set of rules. Had been a few accidents with our DiDi(Chinese uber) drivers.

[@henritredemy4148]

bravo respect

[@XerxezsX]

The general public can't drive 😮

[@vadimarsenie9182]

did that guy not miss that Exit?

[@robomunky1908]

Chaos escort smh !