Zeer langzaam glijdend transport Zoetermeer naar Westeinde SEH 09-05-2014

[@112_spotterLimburgNoord]

Wat is het verschil eigelijk tussen de motoren die jullie gebruiken en de motoren die de Noodhulp gebruikt

[@vuurzee]

Is er in dit soort transporten ook nog een motor achter de ambu?

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

Ja dat hebben we in dit geval ook gedaan op de autosnelweg.

[@BertPle]

Indien het te begeleiden voertuig ook een voorrangsvoertuig is (bijvoorbeeld een ambulance) dan rijdt er doorgaans geen politie achter. Dit omdat de ambulance zelf al een voorrangsvoertuig is. Bij VIP's is dit een ander verhaal: die rijden niet in een voorrangsvoertuig en dan rijdt er wel een politievoertuig achter. In dit specifieke geval rijdt er echter ook een motoragent achter vanwege de zeer lage snelheid op o.a. de snelweg. Mooi werk weer van onze hulpverleners.

[@112ZoetermeerOfficieel]

@@BertPle Dit klopt niet helemaal.

[@e_jackson2660]

Is Westeinde in your jurisdiction?

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

Eli Jackson Is it "ask my collected question day"?

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

Eli Jackson National Police. So our jurisdiction is The Netherlands

[@e_jackson2660]

Yup!

[@e_jackson2660]

Awesome! That's really cool!

[@TanksinSpace]

LoL, the 'deaf' guy at 22:45

[@DavevanHattem]

Is dacht altijd dat het ''geleiden transport'' was :-)

[@richardmeijer5485]

Die heb je ook, maar in dit geval ernstig letsel, zie ook de omschrijving, dus glijdend transport op verzoek van de ambulance

[@jamesdoyle8442]

Nice work police 👍

[@LinkeLoutje27]

Hij rijd wel om of ben ik in de war?

[@WKruit-oh3ce]

Het zou kunnen (maar ik ben geen motoragent) dat ze de meest rustige weg nemen, met zo weinig mogelijk aan files, werkzaamheden, verkeersdrempels enzo...

[@TheCowgirlans]

Louise den OS-Bron, staat allemaal uitgelegd in het begeleidend schrijven. Gewoon op het pijltje klikken, dan zie je die volledige uitleg.

[@richardmeijer5485]

Dit vanwege de ernst van de patiënt een rit met zo weinig mogelijke obstakels qua drempels, rails, etc...

[@TheoHerber]

Ben het al verschillende keren tegen gekomen en vraag me toch ff af, waarvoor staat "GLIJDEND transport" precies?

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

+Theo Herber Van glijdend transport (of glijdend vervoer) is sprake wanneer een voertuig met behulp van politiemotoren op dusdanige wijze naar de plaats van bestemming wordt geëscorteerd, dat het voertuig niet of nauwelijks hoeft te versnellen of vertragen. Doorgaans is het te begeleiden voertuig een ambulance of vervoert het een vip

[@Kermisreporter]

+Team Verkeer Den Haag is het dan niet gElijdend?

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

kermisreporter nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glijdend_transport

[@richardmeijer5485]

@@Kermisreporter nee, lees ook de info onder het filmpje, perfecte uitleg je hebt dus geleidend en in dit geval dus een glijdend transport

[@ipeye2412]

wtf .. de enigge keer dat de Ambulance moest remmen was .... voor de ziekenhuis slagboom (zie spiegels 30:32 )

[@razvanltc]

Speed ​​of ambulance and escort motorcycle?

[@richardmeijer5485]

It is in the description , but in short, this was determent bij de ambulance, due to the very serious injury the patiënt had, he wanted a route slow and with as less bumbs and obstacles as possible

[@fransjerosa]

@@richardmeijer5485 what did the patient had like a broken bone or something really really bad

[@mrpddnos]

@@fransjerosa that’s protected information and therefore, even if the police knows, they’re not gonna share. But for a simple broken bone they wouldn’t even have an escort. In this case very serious injury means very serious injuries.

[@e_jackson2660]

3:58 Why didn't the spitser leave right before you?

[@ThijmenDF]

Most likely to keep other vehicles from passing the ambulance on the right.

[@richardmeijer5485]

@@ThijmenDF to drive behind the ambulance , because of the slow drive he is no longer a spitser on the freeway, but a traffic blocker, to keep traffic at a distance so the ambulance can then use more lanes, if a lane has breakes or bumbs in the road

[@mjb47pappy]

Why was the motorcycle cop going so slow and holding up the ambulance?

[@AO968]

Because that is what the ambulance wanted. They have a seriously injured patient on board, so they requested a slow escort to make the ride as smoothly as possible for said patient, as to prevent his injuries from getting worse. The cop whose POV we're seeing this from is the commander, who gets updates on road conditions from the cops, who drive ahead of him. The commander relays this info the ambulance driver, so that he knows when to adjust his speed. During the ride on the freeway, one cop stays behind the ambulance, to signal upcoming traffic to keep their distance and pass the ambulance on the left-hand side (while they drive far to the right). When they enter the city, that cop moves to the front again.

[@TonyCarrollPassion4Motorsport]

this patient must be more Delicate/slower ride ??

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

Type of injury. This was braintrauma I believe.

[@TonyCarrollPassion4Motorsport]

good morning I thought so thanks tc

[@Dutch3DMaster]

Also, in some cases it allows the crew of the ambulance (in severe cases there is more than one paramedic in the back) to perform some types of surgery or operations on the patient while he or she is on his way to hospital where he or she can be treated by specialists, so certain treatments can be started earlier on than when someone needs to have those kind of surgery or treatments after arriving at the hospital. What +Team Verkeer Den Haag said sums this up. :)

[@Altair1193]

it always seems, that the bikes are blocking the Ambulance

[@TeamVerkeerDH]

Altair1193 No they are not. The biker in front of the ambulance is the commander. He communicates with the two forward bikers (location, speed etc.) When the ambulance wants to go faster, the bikers go faster. in this video it's an extreme slow escorte.

[@Altair1193]

***** go it

[@TonyCarrollPassion4Motorsport]

this patient seemns a bit more delicate In travelling wow Its a fantastic Controller as Head Bike ..well done guys

[@aligergin4514]

Me deaf

[@Jack-hy1zq]

the bike in front of the ambulance is SLOWING IT DOWN!!!

[@Snaakie83]

It's supposed to be as comfortable as possible...not fast. The patient needed a stable ride without braking and anticipating (speed)bumps, therefore the speed is reduced.

[@mrpddnos]

The whole point of this kind of transport is to go slow, brake and accelerate as little as possible to make the ride as smooth and stable as possible. It’s called “glijdend transport.” The ambulance crew decides the speed, which in this case is very slow.

[@Jack-hy1zq]

@@Snaakie83 I strongly disagree. In a medical emergency, where the patient's life is hanging in the balance, speed must take precedence over comfort. Comfort is irrelevant in such circumstances. It should also be at the ambulance paramedics' discretion how fast they travel depending on the severity of the patient's condition. Sometimes slow, sometimes fast. A comfortable corpse is still a corpse.

[@Snaakie83]

@@Jack-hy1zq @Jack Tiernan you're free to disagree of course. This is not a medical emergency however, this sliding transport was requested to make sure the patient remained stable, which is archieved by a smooth ride, no abrupt stops, no breaking, no waiting. These rides are specifically orchestrated for smooth transport. The very last sentence in the description says 'the speed in this case is ...to the comfort. In the Netherlands there's no need for these transports in emergency cases, there's trauma helicopters for that, there's hospitals all around (anywhere within 15-20 mins) and infrastructure allows for regular ambulance calls.

[@TheFreddyEduard]

@@Snaakie83 Wat is jouw expertise in Traumatologie?