What is an ambulance?

[@rschua7]

Sa wakas! Andami mga barangay service vehicle na meron ambulance label tapos wala naman medical equipment tapos ginagamit lang for transportation ng mga barangay employee para maglakwatsa!

[@-alupihan-5062]

Mismo.. Mag wangwang pa pag trapik para makalusot... Wala nmn palang emergency.

[@voltesbike849]

Araw araw madami municipal ambulance dumadaan sa QC. Mga galing Laguna, cavite,Valenzuela, Rizal. Pag holiday naman wala sila😂. Walang magkakasakit pag holiday😂

[@voltesbike849]

DILG ata may problema. Budget nila yan.mga sobrang pera ng DILG binili ng mga sasakyan.para ma justify yung budget ng DILG. Panahon ni duterte nagsimula yang mga municipal ambulance na peke

[@DionisioLavara]

Totoo yan alak pala laman lalo na nun kasagsagan ng pandemic.

[@SlimjimMK11]

The INBUILT SENSE OF SELF ENTITLEMENT will never be eliminated in this country.. It always has been there and always will be..

[@jerrydash5433]

Corruption and lack of respect for law is absurd. Enforcement officers sit in their air conditioned offices all day here in Negro Oriental. Senior officials all need to be replaced.

[@delfinturqueza6573]

kaya tayong mga pilipino d umaasenso kasi d tayo lumalagay sa tama..

[@SlimjimMK11]

@@delfinturqueza6573 LOL

[@sspetnazz]

LTO needs to suspend revoke licenses for violators....specially those who try to get away from apprehending officers that alone should warrant revocation..

[@JassonQuill]

impound rin ang sasakyan..tapos eh donate sa totoong hospital

[@iMadrid11]

@@JassonQuill No. Impound and Crush to destroy the fake ambulance. There’s no guarantee the fake ambulance is road worthy. It also cost a lot of money to convert a van with medical equipment. So you should only outfit a brand new van with medical equipment into an ambulance.

[@Harthelos04]

And what good does this do? Saw a video of one driver who allegedly had 6 different driver's licenses. Whenever he gets apprehended and get his license taken by the officer, he just applies for another. So really.... this is not going to help.

[@sspetnazz]

@@Harthelos04 so whats your solution? rather than talk about how people can get away with it why not talk about solutions..my take on that getting fake licenses is simple if they are not in the database they should get jailed for that. or whatever punishment deemed necessary. dont be a negative thinker. sigh pinoy ka nga

[@Harthelos04]

@@sspetnazz When you said "pinoy ka nga" you sounded more pinoy than me. I despise being a Filipino because of people like you. I just responded to your comment. You did not ask for a solution so why would I go the extra mile and provide one? Now since you asked. And hear me out since it's a bit long.... what needs to be done are the following: 1. Revoke everyone's DL, I understand there will be mass disruption in our everyday lives for maybe at least 1 week or 1 month at most. This will test the efficiency of a new system when we apply for a new DL. (This is quite a stretch and a bit impossible but if properly done, it would definitely help our future) 2. Let everyone go through the proper channels of acquiring their DL's(The mandatories are driving tests, drug tests, comprehensive test on road signs). 3. Allocate funds for impoundment lots. Impound vehicles who are driven by repeat offenders. 4. There will still be violators in what is said above so we should pay traffic enforcers by commissions on how many they've apprehended. They are enforcers yet they are not ENFORCING any rules maybe because of low salary, I don't know. 5. Create a proper system of tracking violations (I remembered I was apprehended for a newly installed NO U-TURN slot WITHOUT A SIGN but I never paid a fee yet I was given a ticket). 6. Violators will still get demerits. 1st offense, 2nd, so on... But consistently violating will get your license permanently suspended. If you're caught driving without a DL, you'll go to prison for 3-5 year. What the Philippines needs is a VERY STRICT SET OF RULES. Not just a mere revocation of license but rather a severe punishment of prison time. My wife's uncle who was involved in a multiple car crash because of DUI and almost killed someone got his license revoked for 6 months. 6 FREAKIN MONTHS. DUI alone should give you at least 6 months of prison time. But he never did go to prison, and he's back to driving this very day. Think about that....

[@psuedopotato]

Andame niyan! Sa EDSA at Commonwealth. Nakakapag taka pa at anlalayong lugar pinanggagalingan like Cavite, Laguna, etc. Wala bang hospital sakanila? Para "ata" makaiwas traffic ang mga VIP ambulance na ginagamit. Grabe pa maka wang-wang.

[@GadgetAddict]

I remember when HPG were cracking down on private MC escorts with wang-wang and blinkers. We immediately noticed an increase in luxury vehicles being escorted by ambulances.

[@psuedopotato]

​@@GadgetAddictI really hope that they could come up with a stricter guidelines and implement it properly. Every day as I drive in Commonwealth - EDSA there's a lot of ambulances from other provinces. I think its becoming a "meta" for VIP to use ambulances instead of private vehicles. Just my observation.

[@NameLess-lk2qu]

I lived near DOH and Ive seen a lot of provincial Ambulance, are they using it as their service vehicle? I dont know too hehe

[@jomari945]

Tanong din ang ibabalik ko sa tanong mong to "Wala bang hospital sakanila?" bawat probinsya ba may ospital na may specialization katulad ng heart center, lung center etc.? Alam mo naman siguro sagot, minsan gagamit ka utak wag puro iyak sa internet lol

[@psuedopotato]

@@jomari945 Andaming malalaking hospital sa south, pero given na din yung sinabi mong walang specialized duon, hindi ba mas ok na mag tayo sila ng specialized hospitals malapit sa lugar nila? kesa byabyahe sila araw araw pa-quezon city. Kaya lang naman ako naging skeptic kasi nakakasabay ko mula Commonwealth - EDSA yung mga Ambulance galing South. So parang di naman sila dumadaan sa mga specialized hospitals kasi nasa bandang QC, Circle yung mga specialized Hospital.

[@shiroshikich.]

Thank you for covering this. Gadget Addict. This is a good information for our people that EVERYONE abuses this. Not just Gov't but even private companies labelling their shuttle transport as PTVs

[@RONZ31769]

The best talaga ang pinoy pagdating sa katarantaduhan...actually before pandemic talamak na yang ambulansya na nagmamadali with all the siren and lights on speeding on the roads at nakasara ang curtains or tinted naman ang mga salamin pero ang nakasakay e yung mga opisyal ng city hall/munisipyo/barangay...onli in da pilipins talaga...wag na tayo umasa ng pagbabago o pag-unlad sosme!

[@GadgetAddict]

What you see in this video is just snippets taken from hours of discussion. If this topic interests you, I highly recommend you watch the full broadcast via web.facebook.com/SAICTPH/videos/1125515851801541 (and later broadcasts found on the same page)

[@johnarat9618]

English subtitles please sir.

[@michaeljunipermasigan109]

Kung mahigpit ninyong pinatutupad ang batas, walang kurapsyon, maayos na mga patakaran, wala kayong problema.

[@gavin9038]

In the UK it would be a heavy fine and possibly even a prison term for driving a vehicle with blue lights without being qualified and part of a genuine emergency organisation.

[@vincentnavea6999]

Dami din mga motorcycle enforcers using blinkers when they are not going to an emergency

[@westwindeight9538]

uk is uk pinas is pinas

[@SupraAU]

@@westwindeight9538your obviously not smart enough to understand his statement. Your thinking is what hold people back in improving. Learning from other countries that have implemented successful laws or rules to help the public. Yes UK is the UK but what stops PH from having these standards which he has highlighted?

[@westwindeight9538]

@@SupraAU uk is uk pinas is pinas

[@orojackson56]

This is more prevalent in SLEX as well when it's rush hour or traffic. You can see ambulances coming from far-flung areas some from different provinces pa. Mas malala, some do convoys of 2-4 ambulances all coming from different LGUs.

[@miguelbalmores9717]

maraming hospital sa probinsya walang specialization tulad sa heart, lungs etc. kaya napunta sila sa east avenue kung saan nandyan ang mga specialization hospital. kaya ganun nanggaling sila sa malayung probinsya.

[@sdfewvdevvv]

What's the problem with that? I have a relative that's needs to be transported in an 8hour long travel just to receive sufficient care. Kung may magandang hospital sa probinsya, magtiwala ka ayaw din nilang ibiyahe pa sila sa napakalayong hospital para lang mabuhay.

[@lorenzoguerrero4867]

@@sdfewvdevvvyung problema meron fake na ambulance o totoong ambulancce na ginagamit for private transport purposes. meron totoong PTV pero meron din nag aabuse ng kunyare ambulance. yan ang totoo

[@sdfewvdevvv]

Hindi naman yan yung issue ko. Nangyayari talaga yan. Yung comment lang sa taas, " You can see ambulances coming from far-flung areas..." na para bang mas importante yung hindi siya mahassle kesa sa buhay ng tao. @@lorenzoguerrero4867

[@giangiang]

All travelling Ambulances should be accompanied by a nurse or EMT. Pag wala kahit isa dun, hulihin na.

[@johndua5667]

yooowww sir Aiden and Ma'am Joan infront!! so proud batch 89 here!!! LSTI EMT!!!

[@noelsison1904]

I saw an Ambulance last Thursday in EDSA, painted and signed as an ambulance but upon inspection, it has a private plate.

[@marifosquejrvictormartin5833]

This is a simple solution...AMBULANCES should have a specific look and model of the vehicle...the problem here is AMBULANCES in the Philippines have different vehicle model types...

[@NameLess-lk2qu]

agree ako dito, simple solution nga to sir

[@ChupoyTV]

Or simply reserve specific plate codes. Sample: PTV for patient transport AMB for ambulance EVV for electric or hybrid Or another is full orange for PTV then Red Orange for Ambulance. Better yet combination of both.

[@DOI_ARTS]

Oo nga lahat kasi L300 ang pasad kaya pedi sila mag apply, kung sana nga eh standard na ang Ambulance design sa pilipinas pero kurakot dun naman gobyerno, sayang kita

[@lawrenceroycemanapsal7741]

Oo tama ka lods. Kasi baka yung ibang masasamang tao gawing transport yan.

[@BayawKhem]

Correct, Filipinos are very argumentative.

[@rickpets1125]

It’s about time. Dami na umaaabusong ambulance kuno sa kalye na laging nagwawangwang para lang makaiwas sa traffic. Naapektuhan tuloy yung may mga legit na emergency cases dahil di na naniniwala yung ibang drivers sa urgency ng ambulance.

[@ph19964]

Madami dito sa etivac minsan nga ginagawa pang service eh

[@Egl0929]

Basta Kagaguhan, original at genuine ang pinoy...😅🤣😂😆

[@FixMoto]

Penalize them P500k for the offence and revoke the license of the driver for life. Vehicle should be confiscated by the government and should not be given back to the owner.

[@rockband3customsdrums828]

In the US, they are called “Ambulette”, there is a distinction between an ambulance and an ambulette where on is used for non emergency like dr appointments etc, ambulance is used for emergency only. Philippines should implement these two classifications

[@GadgetAddict]

I guess that's similar to having 'patient transport vehicle' and Ambulance. The PTV sounds like what you call an ambulette. According to the speakers, PTVs are for non-emergency use and are prohibited from having emergency lights or sirens.

[@gapo62angler93]

My wife and I spent 30 days last year in Palawan , Manila and sorrounding cities , Bulacan , Bataan and Pampanga, we must’ve seen almost 100 ambulance or more and all of them were using the lights and sirens, I was just wondering if all of them actually had an emergency patient in the back. 😅

[@GadgetAddict]

Some "ambulances" are treated just like any other vehicle that happens to be in the fleet. So it gets used to transport people around, pickup goods, escort vips etc etc. What they're worried about, is people becoming blind to legitimate emergencies, because they're so used to seeing vehicles being used for the wrong thing. It became pretty common to just throw lights and sirens on a vehicle - especially if it's government owned (whether it's local or national). Even many vips have been showing off on TikTok about how they've added emergency lights and sirens to their SUVs, so they can rush through traffic and avoid being flagged down by enforcers or officers.

[@esperanzayin6419]

"ambulare" Ambulance 1487 thats spanish meaning walk ambulance the way in which an individual lives or conduct his or her life the purpose of walking is doing with your life what GOD has created and destined for you to do ambulance bigyan ng action at bigyan ng daan dahil ang buhay ay mahalaga dahil bigay ng DIYOS❤❤❤

[@TheAidamus]

Heres a suggestion : Certification for the drivers for the said vehicle. Give them atleast a year or more to get said certification for them to drive an ambulance. -- now after few year make a rule that driver will be apprehended/ imprisoned for x years with no bail. Not only you will get certified ambulance drivers, you will also get LEGIT ones.

[@mcalleyboy5820]

The passengers are knowingly breaking the law also and need to be fined, the driver loses his license for good.

[@ay5667]

Driver should be arested on the spot and charged a felony for impersonating an emergency vehicle and the passengers charged too. Driver lose his license forever and spend time in prision.

[@krayzieaxel]

I think one way to distinguish colorum ambulance from legit is requiring them to put a body# or identifications on all sides of the ambulance, just like our buses. This is just another way to help enforcers track them down if needed.

[@GadgetAddict]

The problem is that sometimes they're legit vehicles, they're just being used for the wrong thing. Although typically it's a PTV that's marked as an "ambulance" They did discuss the potential of QR codes thar will make things easier for enforcers to verify and validate.

[@mgd4622]

Driver who falsify vehicle is a crime and must do jail time and tack on lane violation plus, and suspension for a year. This should be a deterent

[@detaramegaming]

I remembered when there was a case in my hometown where an ambulance was used to deliver Shabu was apprehended.

[@voltesbike849]

Pag holiday wala kang makikitang municipal ambulance. Peto araw araw madami lalo na rush hour😂. Cavite, laguna, Rizal, Valenzuela mujicipal ambulance. Ginagawang panghatid sa opisina araw araw. Imbestigahan dapat yan puro tanod ang laman

[@youtubephan2427]

i just cant imagine there is this discussion , if anyone is caught imitating an emergency vehicle it should never be tolerated and shall be held accountable and punished accordingly. An ambulance shall have a standardized markings and be equipped as a emergency transport

[@onethechicken8082]

Philippines need TOUGH, FIRM and SOLID enforcement of the law and must be consistent and steady. Enforcers must be effective.

[@GadgetAddict]

That's what people say now... But the moment an enforcer flags down an "ambulance" that's being used for the wrong thing, the driver will lie, and the public will bash the enforcer saying he's stupid, he's heartless, that he's a crocodile for stopping an "emergency vehicle" etc etc. That's the sad reality.

[@schmoopy]

Regulations should also be created for stupidity on the road.

[@TheRaginCajun6]

I've never seen so many "ambulances" here in the Philippines. Ambulance here, ambulance there. Always with lights and sirens and or just lights driving fast and going past people. Hospitals should only have ambulances and or a private company that only has ambulances. People who pose as anything should be arrested especially driving without a license.

[@randycruz46]

Its time to regulate ambulance, naabuso na talaga, everyday nakakasabay ko sa daan!

[@GadgetAddict]

I guess that's essentially the purpose of DOH requiring ambulances to be registered with them. And supposedly they'll soon require each ambulance to carry a QR code that can be verified by enforcers. But it's claimed that many vehicles are being registered with the DOH as patient transport vehicles - which is much easier. And then the blinkers and sirens are being added later, even though those are meant to be reserved for vehicles that are registered as ambulances. Sometimes even the idea of a franchise can be abused. Look at what happened with the "premium taxi" vans which the mmda keep apprehending as colorum. Well at least before, I don't know if they're still being apprehended. Some operators said they were told that if they get a franchise as a premium taxi, they can actually operate more like a UV Express and create whatever route and fare they want, without being apprehended, or that at most they'll just be apprehended as "breach of franchise" instead of colorum. Personally I've never seen a "premium taxi" van that's operating as a taxi. I've only ever seen them operating more like a colorum van or colorum UV express.

[@jebmendez]

Lahat ng Ambulance dapat walang tint at kurtina dapat nakikita ung loob. Ung dating mayor ginagamit yang ambulance na personal nya na service.

[@staple132]

Check the northbound Quirino/pedro gil exit of skyway, there are these ambulance"S" that goes to "work" at the same time as I do. After leaving the toll booth's, they fire up their horns and head towards Roxas Blvd.

[@imcoffice48]

Apaka TALINO talaga ng mga Pinoy.. ang tataba ng UTAK.. makalusot lng sa BUS lane at Traffic, nagpalagay ng STICKER na AMBULANCE hehehe

[@arvierelleve4718]

Madami yang ganyan, mga ambulance n ginawang shuttle, khit sa ibang LGU

[@musicdod]

NDRRMC vehicle madalas ang umaaboso dyan, may siren and blinker them personal transport lang pala

[@rsclaytiger]

Dapat ibawal din ang pagtanggap ng mga tips na inaabot ng mga pasyemte, ginagawa rin raket ng mga driver yan lalo na sa mga public ambulance, giagawang sideline ng iba lalo na sa mga daily naghahatid para magpacheck up

[@kd4nwi]

Often it is used to avoid traffic even if there’s no patient 😢

[@ay5667]

BBM hire more police to patrol the streets and issue tickets for drivers not obeying laws. Filipinos dont care about driving laws, the odds of them getting caught are very small thats why they do it. 😢

[@arielcadiente5180]

Karamihan yang ganyan at manga serves nang mnga gobyerno ginagawa pang pang sirves nangnga pamilya Lalo na Ngayon samer mnga lods

[@boyetarellano3807]

It's about time that these ambulances are checked. Ambulances shouldn't have tinted mirrors so that it can be clearly seen if they have a patient inside or not. Some LGU ambulances are abusive, I once saw 1 passed the traffic and its destination wasn't an hospital. It went to the barangay hall and parked without any patient being brought down or brought in.

[@juliboyotol8326]

Dito sa quezon madaming ganyan halos karamihan ng brgy. Ambulance naka blinker kahit walang laman at mga impleyado lang ng brgy ang karga mga siga pa kahit pauwi na galing hospital naka wangwang...

[@epictuber8122]

Here in the Philippines, Ambulances can be use for transporting illegal items such as, drugs, smuggled items, and also criminals, etc.

[@rexkhan-vq7ot]

Kailangan pa b sila pagbigyan s kalsada..NAKAKAWALANG gana/pagbigyan. Sinasamantala nila "emergency" purpose...kailangan transparemt ang mga WINDOWS nila..para madali masilip...dapa 100k ang parusa at revoke lisensya at impounded for a year ang vehicle.

[@HiluxVigo08]

There are really a lot of “fake” ambulances getting away with the traffic! Observed these lately.

[@jebmendez]

Pati yang mga security guard na gumagamit ng blinkers sa mga service nila sabay nakasulat na police

[@mikhaelespaldon6805]

Ambulance should not be tinted and be covered only by curtains made for windows, and the front windshield should be not tinted and equipped with lights inside so that enforcers can easily differentiate the real and fake ambulance. that should be the basis of LTO of how they're going to apprehend those ignorants

[@buhayambulancedriver269]

Shout out doc melvin

[@Valkross9]

PTV is not an emergency vehicle. Vehicles impersonating an emergency response vehicle should be impounded. Put a hefty fine, let's say Php70-100k, payable within 30 days. If they don't pay the fine within that period, the vehicle will be repossessed and auctioned. Proceeds will be returned to the owner but the fine will be deducted as well as additional costs(administrative, etc.).

[@larryvillanueva7837]

pwd naman siguro makita sa harapan ang laman ng mga ambulansya kahit seconds lang na pwd mag menor lang sandali at silipin ng enforcers ang harapan. dito nga sa fairview ang mga nakasalubong ko na nag siren kita sa harapan mga pasahero. kelangan mas malaki ang penalty pag nahuli. revoke lisensya o impoung ang vehicle. para matigil ang kabalastugan na yan.

[@davidrix804]

I think that the only way forward in this terrible situation is to penalize the passengers in the fake ambulances with a custodial sentence because they know it’s a fake ambulance and they are aiding and abetting the chrome,I think it will work!!🙏🙏

[@arthurbatcha3871]

Dapat ang Ambulance hindi tinted, para makita ang tao sa loob

[@EnzB2416]

impound dapat ang mahuli pending investigation. Same din sa mga ginagawang mukang official government vehicle ang isang sasakyan.

[@isidororamos3551]

Most ambulances are used by Mayors in the surrounding cities as transport vehicles to avoid traffic.

[@bagoh4]

thats why ive been saying those with illegal blinkers should pay a VERY HEFTY FINE. Not sure what protocls ambulances in the Philippines follow. But stable patient transfers should not need blinkers and sirens.

[@opopopo12331]

lagyan ng kulong sa driver, bukod sa revoke.

[@deanalilio3930]

Langya talaga ang Pilipino, basta lulusot, lulusot.

[@dobiebear5701]

Sa cavitex Ang daming ambulance sakto sa rush hour sa umaga papunta manila at hapon pauwi naman…Galing sa Ibat-ibang probinsya Ng cavite. Araw araw 😅…Huwag na tayong maglolokohan

[@pinksmillare1183]

Tama Yan mga sir kc madalas abuso lalo na yung sa mga barangay. Ambulance/ Emergency / Rescue at Patrol kuno mga de wang wang at blinkers kuno pero walang stretcher, walang oxygen tank at first aid kits at wala din first aider kundi driver at mga pasahero. Yan Ang makikita mo sa karamihang service Ng mga barangay Pati ilang mga security agencies may mga wang wang at blinkers Ang mga service vehicles. Sa Cavite nlang sadyain nio mga boss hindi kayo masi zero.

[@vanillawarez7883]

Sa probinsya talamak yan d2 sa batangas pag trapik haha

[@rubencv4552]

speaking 3 languages that is pretty awesome

[@torogi2]

I suggest ambulance should have special plates to recognize a legit ambulance, special driver's lisence too because this are emergency vehicles that needs driving skills not just an ordinary driver

[@dukenukem445]

Sa Pampanga andami nyan. kina Pineda. Hahaha

[@JaiJavier]

Oh, shall we now not let these ambulance pass since we are not sure whether they are real or fake ambulance?

[@s4ms3p10l]

How about private vehicles that have blinkers that were present in your prior videos?

[@dobiebear5701]

Kasama na big bikes

[@bernardorpelata1642]

Dto sa pulong Buhangin sta maria Bulacan, araw araw yan ambulance ng norzagaray simula 5:30am hanggang 8 o 9 am, EVERYDAY po yan... Pag sunday WALA 😅😂😅😂

[@georgegolamco2102]

What if a private car is carrying an emergency in side the car?

[@DrivingPhilippines]

Ambulances and PTV vehicle plates will have to be registered to a government body. We will find these violators by using video licence plate readers that will, in real time, determine if the plate is registered to the government body. If a private plate, immediate apprehension, vehicle impounded and crushed, licence holder banned for life for very first offence from driving, huge fine. In a very short time, this problem will be solved. Use the video licence plate readers to scan for stolen vehicles as well.

[@GadgetAddict]

The difficulty is that sometimes, or I think someone even said 'a lot of the time' , it's really government owned vehicles that are being used in the wrong way. So it would likely take quite a bit more than that. And it's really more than just the vehicle, it's also about the driver, the use at the time etc. All of which pose challenges, especially because enforcers don't want to risk delaying a genuine emergency.

[@boogievideos]

Employers should also be accontable for making sure ambulances have visible certifications on the windshields that can be scanned easily by the enforcers. Not stickers because we all know how easy stickers can be copied.

[@GadgetAddict]

That's one of the things that was discussed, the potential use of QR codes for verification. But of course sometimes its really a legitimate vehicle, but it's just being used for the wrong purpose.

[@amieloreta8055]

dapat wala ng suspension. revoke na agad tapos pati mga pasahero bigyan ng ticket para walang tumangkilik sa ganito.

[@elmerspj]

Ngayon alam ko na. Salamat

[@rinabendana9011]

They should implement heavy regulation for using ambulance all over the country. I noticed that in our town. At one time there was an emergency but because the patient did not vote for the setting Mayor so they denied the request. But they are using it for their own personal purposes.

[@MRMack-ki4sq]

Dto sa baranggay namin yng ambulance walang higaan. 😅

[@PresviterioTuason-bh6ml]

And these situations are just being tackled only now?

[@kaontv-v3o]

Dami niyan galing cavitex tas dadaan sa coastal Parañaque going to Roxas Boulevard

[@attynorms55721]

Finally, this issue is getting some attention.

[@elliotalderson9945]

WELCOME TO THE COMEDY BAR 😂

[@dereckpadawang8522]

Marami nyan mga kolurom n ambulance pagka hapon rush hour papuntang South jn s skyway...

[@pogzie]

1.) Make sure compliance documents are correct, upto date and complete before issuing these "patient transport" vehicles. 2.) Vehicles should be free of any colored/dark tint and curtains so that enforcers and CCTV can eyeball that its used accordingly without delay. 3.) Those caught violating: impound the car, 1M fine, cancellation of drivers license and lifetime ban, lawsuit for the organization or to whoever the vehicle is registered. 4.) Launch a portal for people to upload video evidence to corroborate the misuse of these transport (isama nyo narin other vehicles violating traffic guidelines) -- dami daming taong may dashcam, huli sa akto kamote, walang facility para i report kung di pa maging trending. Problema kasi barya lang para sa mga masasamang tao ang multa, slap on the wrist kaya ulit ng ulit.

[@haeduz21]

Should depend on the status of the patient. Simple lang Yan, kung Hindi emergency patient, dapat hulihin Yung driver.

[@OxynRBLX]

Old Ambulances At Pasig Are Now Used as transport vehicle for barangay officials to an event (the blinkers and sirens arent used.)

[@pauldanopadyakeverywhere4363]

Paano kaya yung pinamigay recently ng Pasig LGU sa brgys? PTV marked lang pero complete lights and siren. 🤔🤔 although may gamit naman na laman. Hindi nga lang DOH standard type ambu since PTV siya classified

[@Blackmamba-fc5ns]

Dapat ticket tan nalang yong mga nahuli tpos kailngan nyang umalis agad para di siya maabala..🤗

[@christopherdecastro1633]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA😂😂😂 LOCALS truly crack me up! Fake ambulances to cheat traffic?!?!? Only in this crazy-@$$ country! SNAFU Philippines!!!

[@user-yoyet70517]

Kapag ganyan ikulong nyo lahat ng pasahero at driver pati ang may ari ng sasakyan kung walang batas gumawa ng batas. Kung colorum sundan nyo sa hospital at doon nyo huliin malaki ang multa impound ang sasakyan.

[@JoselynDelaPena-of7fx]

Sa roxas Boulevard marami yan mga LGU vehicle ng cavite kumpleto sa blinker n sirens.pero hindi nmn emergency ang sakay

[@bryankeithastom5600]

Yung isang Barangay Dyan sa Proj. 4, Quezon City ginagamit ang Ambulance nila pag may lakad yung Barangay Captain para iwas traffic cya.

[@PatrickV.]

And why are all ambulances darkly tinted? How can a typical private vehicle recognise if it is indeed transporting a patient?

[@samueltiongco8965]

why do we make apprehension of erring ambulance driver so complicated? emergency ba kung walang sakay na pasyente? in the middle east pag nakita ng police ang ambulance with sirens on escorted yan up to the hospital at pagdating duon at walang pasyente kulong ang driver. only in the Philippines

[@iammarauder5418]

I hope they include those private suvs with blinkers and sirens, sometimes with motorcycle escort that doesnt look like legit HPG in the crackdown, some of these vehicles have foreign nationals that are just going about their daily routines like going to a restaurant. Dont we also have laws for marked police vehicles to use blinkers ONLY when responding to an official call? Same with U.S? Because those blinkers can be triggers with people that has mental conditions and migraines.

[@boyfaizal4369]

ipahatid ang patient sa hospital at kasuhan. ang ambulance should be register in Red Cross and Hospital even owned by LGU.

[@vinzdizon6274]

ikulong din dapat yan para d na umulit. d sapat ang suspension, revocation ng license and impound ng vehichle

[@akiv33401]

In my opinion, the root of the problem is the lawlessness or lack of respect of the average Filipino (whether politician, businessman, police, or the everyday person) with the law. They often use the excuse that the law isn't enforced so what's the point, but you still have the power to follow laws that are good and common sense, i.e. do not use ambulance for other purposes. The average Filipino would rather break any law rather than be inconvenienced. Absolute selfishness.

[@h3r2e]

Tahimik ang kongresso at senado tungkol dyan 😂

[@kd4nwi]

Even motorcycles uses red/blue blinkers to get thru traffic even if they’re not HP

[@madmaxxx2550]

Cavite going to Cavitex, Manila bound.. pag traffic every 2 mins me ambulance na nagka counter flow.. iniisip ko minsan, ganun ba kadami talaga ang emergency?

[@dobiebear5701]

Tamaaaa 😅😅😅😅..tapos sa hapon naman baliktad uwian naman pa cavite dami nila…synchorize haha

[@seamannmore1200]

That ambulance use as passenger transport is really only in the Philippines, 😮😮😮

[@ginomartinez8101]

Ambulance should all have QR stickers pasted outside their vehicles for authorities to scan if they are registered ir not