@@carlharris2808 Today's drivers have made great progress

​@@sabarsabar2231theyll never understand that. Just like the Americans you'll see in America drive IN FRONT OF THE AMBULANCE 😂 Like it's the dumbest ego thing

​​@@carlharris2808The solution of the philippines is add many sirens and made sirens chaotic so people can move away so they cannot hear very noisy sirens 😌 Usual Sirens They Add: Osaka Siren Federal Q2b United Kingdom Ambulance Sirens (Wail, Yelp, Hilo)

You don´t see this in germany, the ppl. are very disciplined here towards blue light - i was once driving in ireland and being thanked by an ambulance driver making (for me standard) efforts letting them through in a narrow road driving on some curb, like it was some godlike thing. This is also why we are the only one allowed to drive 300kmh on the autobahn.😂

@@georg2010czit’s the same for most of European country just that the German are not the most respectful people and don’t say thx

China is indeed slightly inadequate in this regard, but compared with a few years ago, it has made great progress. I believe it will be better and better in the future

Yeah even here in the US you see much more effort in drivers to make way for Emergency vehicles.

austrian voluntary EMT here: yea its the law here. If you dont yield you get fined... and it more often than not works, since ive only had trouble once on a clogged up A2 Highway

@@quak0707 In China, the driver will be punished only after things become famous on the Internet.

+1 for US. Even though many here drive like maniacs I rarely ever see someone not yield to ambulances or firetrucks. Police maybe not.

It seems a lot of Chinese don't care about human life? Why do they do this

@@chisholmmcbschools6967 Unfortunately the majority of Chinese Drivers still have a reputation for being Blind, Deaf and Stupid, and, the Taxi Drivers are top of the list.

​@@chisholmmcbschools6967They either don't have knowledge on this or the penalty was not strictly imposed. Also as you can see in the video sometimes junction traffic is pretty f*cked up

@@chisholmmcbschools6967 I don't know about China law and the way they give people driving license. But I can speak about my own country (good old lady boy land, Thailand). Traffic here is horrendous it's very common to have complete grid lock situation in busy part of the city during rush hour (sometimes it is faster to just literally walk). There're no reserved space for emergency vehicle (if there is, ppl will just use that to cut through traffic ending in the same gridlocked road anyway), some road don't even have room for shoulder as they try to make as much road surface for traffic as possible. And also we have lots... LOTS of motorcycle, who (mostly) seem to don't care about other bigger vehicles and just go wherever they want to go. As for the law and general knowledge of how to handle emergency vehicle... well, there probably has a law but the punishment often very very low. And I didn't remember taking any significant course or seminar or any test of how to handle emergency vehicle, how to yield, etc when I got my license. So it's safe to say, most people don't know how to handle it and either just pretend they didn't see them or just panic and stop in the middle of the road and that if they're able to move in the first place.

Yes, great progress has been made in recent years

@@beijingvolunteerfirstaider2203 But still a long way to go. Lane discipline it still terrible, especially people on small motos, scooters and bicycles, and worst of all Taxi Drivers. Stay safe my friend.

Yeah you are right. In my country, the traffic scatters and the intersections just halt when they hear the ambulance coming. The most damn part is that I lived in Taiwan, which everyone knows that our road sucks.

@@samwang1439 you haven't seen UK roads, it's the worst

Driving in China is a relatively new concept. The country went from "no cars" to "cars everywhere in like 1 generation. Most of the country got a license for the first time in the last 20 years!

I'm a mainland Chinese, lived in Beijing for 22 years and finally escaped from China. Chinese are just like what you said, they are pretty selfish and have no respect for other people's lives at all. I've left China for 10 years and never wanted to go back. Such a hell.

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thanks for your encouragement

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Thank you my Hungarian brother! You are welcome to come China some day

是的，比以前好多了

thank you for your good wishes!

​@@Talltoad69if you think. He/she would know the area perfectly. As they are able to see everything unlike when you are in a van/ambulance

Thank you bro

I think it was that he didn't want drivers to yield for him because they could block the way for the ambulance, so he turned off his lights, so the people could easily identify the ambulance and yield for it.

Thank you bro, let’s work hard for life together!

Thank you bro

Thank you bro!

Thank you for your suggestion.

Use AI conversation to open navigation app and set destinations

pretty sure most phones can do that

@@ernestogastelum9123 Many mobile phone have it, my mobile phone is Xiaomi's "Xiao ai Classmate". Other brands such as Apple's Siri, Samsung's Bixby, Huawei's xiaoyi

Siri has been a thing for a couple of years now,it’s not that new.

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What sound do you mean? Generally speaking, different sirens are used in different congested road sections, which helps to increase the degree of warning

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The patient's condition is serious, and many hospitals cannot receive, this is Contact the hospital in advance

Chinese drivers can not actively decelerate and side drive

Thank you

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Thank you bro

The patient must go to a specialist hospital for mental illness, and ordinary hospitals cannot deal with

Baidu map, Not sure if it can be used normally abroad

It is difficult to shoot new videos, so the update is slow

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Bro what? Here in Vic ambulance and fire can go 20 over. Pretty sure police can just send it lol.

@@jadsmvs8651 We the nanny state. 10k's is the limit unless special instructions are approved. Sheeit, our cops have been allowed to have V8's since the first LS engines in the commodore. Too powerful apparently hahahaha\

@@HarneyPhoto We've got VWs and Beamers that do 300km/h off the showroom floor for highway patrol. My supersport bike does 230. Not even going to chance it.

@@jadsmvs8651 we got skodas and hiluxes

No new video source material😅

The mist is really annoying, the anti -fog spray is useless

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