As a person who drives an ambulance, thank you so much my friend. You have no idea how precious those few seconds are and how much they make a difference in the long run.
@@bryanfongo327 Surprisingly enough, despite the sirens and lights, sometimes people simply don’t notice an ambulance until it is right behind them and then they have no room to move over. He has a easy to weave in between lanes and motion the cars over to give the ambulance driver plenty of room to ride the middle. It might seem so small and insignificant but I promise you some times those seconds saved are the difference between life and death.
true, true. Every second less in traffic means a second more for the patient, and a second earlier availability of emergency responders for other patients down the line. Even if we give one second more each, this will be substantial. So lets us do our part :)
Here from the netherlands. Ambu, gets police escort when its needed, and Cars wil go out of the way. Making room, staying as far left or right to make space
@@ldmedicity safety risk? Here the problem with the people who trained you, Either you risk the motorcyclist decides to risk his own life to escort the ambulance or you risk the life of the Patience.
@@Justineexy here's the problem with untrained assumptions. If the motorcycle gets in a wreck it becomes and MCI (mass casualty incident) exceeding my supply capability. I have a duty to act depending on circumstance. Risking the current patient being transported to the hospital as well as the motorcyclist. How much are you willing to risk. 1 patient getting all the attention being actively transported? Or 2, with pending ambulance responses and emergency staff (let alone the blocked traffic which in itself becomes a safety risk). The problem isn't my training. The problem is the perception that your knowledge supercedes a hundred years of emergency response development and protocol guidelines. Hope this helps and stay safe out there
Any one who comes to this video and just thinks he is a reckless driver : 1, most bikers are actually really nice people 2, watch till the end (Well done mate)
This motorcyclist was amazing how he was able to help the ambulance driver get through all that traffic. Thank you dear sir for what you did. You're a hero in my eyes. God Bless you.
In Germany We have an penalty for don't Build an Emergency Lane, from minimum 320€ up to 360€, 2 penalty Points and 1 Month no Driver license. And some of the Ambulance, Firefighter and Police got now Dashcams to Document the violation.
INCONNU CONNU wake up you come with old shit that was in the past, the germans nowawadays have nothing to do with nazis back then and saying that just shows ur frustration about how french people dont respect if an ambulance has to pass
Je trouve ça vraiment touchant le geste que vous avez eu, en plus c'est une urgence pédiatrique donc il y a enfant qui, à sûrement eu la vie sauvé grâce à vous et au temps que vous avez fait économiser. Bravo, si il y avais plus de personnes comme vous, la vie serait plus joyeuse et plus tolèrente. 👍🏻
This right here, is the very reason why I am proud to be a motorcyclist myself. Much much much respect. I would give you 1000 likes if I could. Greetings from a brother motorcyclist all the way from Portugal.
Hey mate, thanks a lot ! Yeah sure ! Just pls identify my channel on your video and put the video link ;) It would be so nice if you could put the english subtitles on the video that every of your viewers can understand what's written ! Tell me if you need the subtitles file, I can give it to you with pleasure ;)
Sometimes it does happen, I'm a paramedic in Italy and in 3 different occasions we had the emergency operation center contacting the police and having a randevouz planned in the stretch of blocked road (it was known that it was blocked for the crash we were on, but it still was the fastest way). Like in this video they reached us in traffic and got in front. The third time it was a transfer of a critical patient from one 'first aid center' to a central hospital, we had the police waiting for us as we exited the building, two motorcycle, they were constantly jumping ahead of us to block intersection so we wouldn't have to slow down (usually even if on emergency on a red light you slow down to make sure they see you and stop)
@@REVOLUTIONS51 Since you're a paramedic, do you think it's a good idea for the public to help clear traffic for ambulances? If it is, I'll keep that in mind if I happen to see a similar situation.
@@zeicanofficial it certainly isn't effective as a bike cop with lights and sirens on, but if the situation is really bad like here it can help. Be aware though that technically to weave between cars it's against the street code, at least where I live in Italy. And be super careful near exit ramps and various intersection because the last thing you want is to push everybody to create a corridor going straight only to find out the ambulance needed to turn and now it's even more difficult than before. The point would be to make people move apart, so just riding between cars is not that effective, if you are confident enough and can reach for the high visibility vest or similar and you can wave it people will likely associate it with the siren and react more quickly and better. But it's not the safest thing to do, so again, be super careful as you certainly do not want to cause another emergency.
@@REVOLUTIONS51 Alright, thank you! I will look into it more though for my country. Although I may not be brave enough to do that on a highway or anything I'll see how it is in city traffic. Again, thank you. And keep up the good work for Italy, you are helping more than you may realize.
Imagines, les ambulanciers disent au mec qu’un motard les a aidé à arriver jusque là, et que sans lui, il n’aurait peut-être pas survécu. Puis le mec tombe sur cette vidéo et te contact, pour te rencontrer, ça serait si beau
Imagine que ce pseudo héros se fasse percuter en essayant de jouer au policier ... Ça serait tellement beau n'empêche, le samu serait obligé de s'arrêter pour lui porter assistance et le patient serait DCD car le délai d'intervention aurait été trop long. J'ironise sur le grotesque de cette vidéo bien entendu ... Il n'y a rien de glorieux à se prendre pour la police, chacun son boulot. Les policiers sont équipés de véhicules d'intervention sérigraphiés avec gyrophare et 2 ton, ils sont identifiables et effectuent des gestes clairs, de plus ils maîtrisent la conduite en intervention d'urgence. Il faut vraiment arrêter de baver devant des vidéos de youtubers en mal de reconnaissance qui sont prêts à tout pour exister. Cette vidéo est juste ridicule.
@@philippeschmitt6411 donc pour toi, si le samu incite le motard à continuer, ce qui c’est très clairement passer durant la vidéo, c’est pour faire des vues, alors que ton « youtuber en recherche de vues » n’a que cette vidéo sur son compte??
@@philippeschmitt6411 C’est certains les deux points de vue se valent hormis le fait que l’atmosphère positive censée être instiguée ici est de fait entachée par un commentaire inutilement négatif là où la grande majorité des réactions encourageait la bienveillance… c’est dommage
@@114spencer Typically emergency vehicles will avoid those areas if possible, and at least in North America there are regulations to long trains and crossing times. If they get stuck at one and absolutely need to get around it sooner than the train will allow, well lets say there's a reason why the bumpers state stay X meters/feet away lol. (tho none of the France vehicles look to have such a thing on the back)
@@114spencer There's a urband legend among first responders called, "The Soul Train." The lore of the soul train is, in essence, a train that passes through a town and blocks off traffic when an ambulance or rescue is trying to respond to a call. Most see it as a coincidence, but the soul train is infamous for holding up EMS on a time sensitive call, resulting in the death of the patient. The legend says that a soul train stops an ambulance when the dying soul is not meant to live. The train will disappear once out of sight, taking the soul of the patient with it.
@@sorbetpanda1728 Europeans would probably just call it bad infrastructure, but I digress. I love American mythology. Despite always being a developed nation, the land is just so vast there will always be mystery.
@ he actually did motion for some cars to move over ahead of the ambulance as well as telling some to stay where they are due to bigger trucks up ahead that the ambulance wouldn't be able to get through if there was a car there. Also, he is basically driving through and showing the ambulance driver where there is a clear pathway to drive. Overall, if the driver gave him a thumbs up, it shows that what he did really made a difference
Isn't that like cars should make a line when an emergency car passes? In my country cars should empty a line for such emergency vevicles and they always do. But anyway, this riders move was appreciable , great job 👍🏻👍🏻
@@SurrenicTech In germany you MUST leave a space between the left and the middle lane when the traffic stops even if there is no emergency car there yet. There are huge tickets waiting for you if you dont. Also the emergency car may ram you car out of the way if needed and you have to pay the damage on both ends.
@@sdt7472 And in germany you are not allowed to use the emergency line, even as a motorcyclist. Driving in front or behind an emergency vehicle in the emergency line is even worse. That can in some cases be charged as criminal offense.
@@blackghost2385 Hey mate, check out the edit called BEST OF THE WEEK - MOTO OBSERVATIONS & MISHAPS with your clip featured. Thanks for being part of it! MM
T est un héro mec en plus un smur pediatrique cela veut dire que c été un bébé à l intérieur tu as donc sauvé certainement grâce à ton dévouement la vie d'un bébé alors chapeau et bravo si seulement plus de gens surtout les motards pouvaient faire comme toi tu peut être fier de toi l ami 🙂🙂
Great stuff. Some quality lanesplitting there. Makes a big difference to my commute times here in Sydney but never thought to use it to aid our paramedics. Thanks for sharing - Dave
What tf is wrong with those people that didn't even attempt to get out of the way?! Hopefully they never need to be in an ambulance when someone like them is in a car in front
Maybe they were afraid of getting too close to the wall and mangling their car, but yeah, they should've at least tried. The biker proved that there was space.
That looked marginally useful. It looked like most of the cagers heard the siren and knew what to do before the motorcycle arrived. Points for the effort but it's difficult to say whether the bike was escorting the ambulance through traffic, or the ambulance was escorting the bike through traffic.
@@godfroid7016 et voila, le premier con de la journée...ça n'a pas tardé. t'es vraiment con ou quoi? Prends ton velo gros, va faire un tour à coté de chez toi et respire un peu.
j'ai eu des frissons, les larmes aux yeux et le cœur serré tout le long de la vie. tu as sûrement sauvé une vie grâce au temps économisé ! un grand V à toi❤️
What a good man! Give this man a random applause! That is some stuff everybody should learn in a motorcycle drivers license course! 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I hope that person in need will be alright.
Bravo pour avoir pris de ton temps pour laisser passer le SMUR, sans toi, cette personne aurait pu mourir. On veut plus de personnes comme toi dans le monde ! #faithinhumanityrestored
All i can say is job well done pall. A while back i was on my dominos scooter going to do my delivery and heard sirens in the back. I looked over my shoulder and noticed the ERV coming. Knowing space was luxurious and my position akward (cuz i didnt know where he needed to go) i decided to pull over at an empty parking space and wait till he passed. Obviously its the thing everyone should do. I honestly hope the ambulance registered ur plate and made sure you got a medal or something. You deserve it
Fucking. Hero. This video makes me wish I had a bike so I could do things like this. Especially in my town where people tend to actively try to make nuisances of themselves on the road. Not saying that they'd explicitly block an ambulance... but the totally would, and then get mad at people doing the same thing when they are the victim! It was really nice to see motorists actively doing as you asked, trying to create as much room as they could and clear lanes, or stopping for awhile to let the ambulance squeeze in.
Comment sauver des vies : parfois oublier son trajet au risque d'être en retard et aider des ambulanciers qui ont du mal dans les bouchons. Bravo à vous 👏👏👏
But I mean, I dont truly understand what si the point no scorting an ambulance. The people move out because they hear and/or see the ambulance, not the bike.
Man I thought I'm the only one feels that way, the all comment section is praising the rider while I look at it and really see no effect to anything he did (even if he did meant well) maybe its just because I'm from a place where this act by other drivers is so obvious I simply can't see what everybody is seeing
@@eden5260 to me it looked like the cars ahead didnt even pay attention to the ambulance, considering they didnt even move out of the way or swapped lanes to even block it. The motorcyclist actually made sure none of them got in the way
If everyone paid enough attention and reacted, the biker wouldn't have made any difference, but unfortunately it is not uncommon in France (maybe/probably other places but I wouldn't know) and especially in parisian traffic to see people react to emergency services very late (like only when the ambulance is the next vehicle behind them and not before) or in a lazy way, just barely getting to the side. Of course most people do react appropriately and the biker didn't change anything for them, but you can spot at a few moments that some people did react to him, and getting these few people to react is enough to allow the ambulance a smoother and faster ride overall
The rider helped in directing the traffic away and clearing a path for the ambulance. Drivers may only be able to hear the ambulance in congestion and, without coordination, might just swerve into the path of the ambulance in an attempt to get out of the way. Especially when he stopped traffic to clear a path for the ambulance when only 1 lane was clear, no siren could possibly inform the driver that they needed to stop dead in the lane.
Exactly what I thought biker is passing through in between lane were the ambulance doesn't fix and not really doing anything. Maybe and just maybe when the biker passed by the car driver it made them look in the general direction and then saw the lights of the ambulance and then got out of way. But just maybe..
Rechtfertigt meiner meinung nach nicht das extrem riskante rasen durch so engen raum, wenn da jemand ausgestiegen wäre hätte der rettungswagen grad stehen bleiben können, dem gehört der lappen abgenommen
@@philipphoffmann8929 der eine ich glaube Mercedes wollte auch gerade nach links wechseln und war für den Motorradfahrer überhaupt nicht einsehbar hinter dem LKW...dachte schon die ganze Zeit der RTW nimmt jetzt gleich ihn mit 🤣
It’s because it’s not really a highway, it’s the “périphérique” which is a higher speed road to circle around Paris (and other European cities). Not suitable for speeds comparable to highways and therefore have less room for movement. But I agree on the lack of cooperation though
Hey mate, can i use this video in my new compilation? i will give you full credit in the description & comment section, i'll put your channel name in compilation
Yeah. I used to do that. Changed career. Now live in the middle of nowhere. If I get stuck behind a tractor for 5 minutes it's a bad day 😁 If I ever use a motorway & meet serious traffic now I wonder how the f..k I put up with that sh1t for 30 years!! Poor people.
Lanesplitting is legal in France. He is making drivers more aware of their suroundings, it helps the ambulance driver tremendously. Some maneuvers are not totally legal but who cares. The Ambulance earned some very precious minutes thanks to the rider. He's a good dude.
Technically not a good idea to drive infront of an ambulance but he was waving at drivers to make space in some very bad traffic. Im pretty sure not making space for an ambulance is more illegal than that in France
I do that every day in southern California. It's called lane splitting. And it's legal under 50 mph. But, I don't understand how that helped the ambulance. If people have nowhere to go. They have nowhere to go. Bike made no difference. Typically, bikers do it to help themselves. Its safer for the biker than to stop in traffic and risk being rear-ended.
This is so so wholesome! You did such a wonderful thing! There is some considerable time and pressure you saved the driver. I own a bike and I found myself randomly leaning and taping my left foot to shift 😂😂 It was very engaging! Great stuff. Blessings shall follow you. God bless you!
Tout motard devrait faire ça👌🏽 ! C'est beau 😌ça m'est déjà arrivé de faire 10 km de plus pour les accompagner jusqu'au CHU. Et ça fait tellement bien de se dire que quoi qu'il arrive, on a fait gagner au moins quelques minutes précieuses ! Par contre attention parce que la conduite devient totalement différente en faisant ça (pour ceux qui voudraient s'y mettre 😁) Encore bravo !
Bravo et mercis pour avoir pris des risques pour aider une ambulance et un patient qui en avait besoin, sur le mouille en plus...belle lecon de compassion...
@Michala1998 you're spot on - what I saw was a video of a non-cop pretending he was one (kind of like that jerk from Florida who escorts funerals but plays cop often) actually getting in the way of people who otherwise could have changed lanes to clear a better path for the ambulance. Him riding right on the stripe prevented many who could have otherwise actually gotten out of the way. Far from praising this guy, he should have been ticketed.
@@chouseification who said he was a a guy acting like a cop if anything he most likely saved a life and there should be more people like him, plus he was not doing any kind of dangerous driving, he slowed down for the ambulance and sped up to clear the road.
@@finecanine376 watch the video again - notice how he was driving down the striped line the whole time; encroaching into the lanes of the vehicles who were supposed to get out of the way of the ambulance, but because of his well intentioned but ultimately HORRIBLE decision to "escort" the ambulance, those people were locked into their lanes. It happens for the whole video - just open your eyes and imagine being one of those drivers _trying_ to move for the ambulance but not being able to. Thousands of them. Also, he was gunning it and overtaking the traffic at multiple points - also quite dangerous since they hear the siren and may suddenly change lanes to avoid it (but may miss the non-police motorcycle driving like a madman right in their lane). This guy risked hundreds if not thousands of lives - not worth it to _try_ and help one, not on any level. There's a reason this sort of behavior would be a whole list of misdemeanors and possibly a few felonies in the USA - it's one thing to be a Good Samaritan and another thing altogether to pretend you're the Road Warrior.
I work in a hospital and this act of kindness means the world to medical professionals despite being risky weaving through traffic. The paramedics are one of the most important crews for medical work, and not enough people react fast enough to their sirens. If you hear a siren, check your mirrors and please get over accordingly to let them pass. If you like to blast music while driving, please check your mirrors frequently to make sure there aren't flashing lights coming your direction. If the sirens/lights are on, this means there IS an emergency and they have to get to their destination as quickly and safely as possible. Those patients need to get to those of us waiting at hospitals to continue life-saving treatment. So please get over as much as you can - or even stop if possible - to allow the ambulances through. You just might be the few seconds they need to save a life.
Hey, franchement ça cest un comportement que plein de personne devrai suivre je te jure tu mériterais largement une médaille pour ça qui cest tu a peut-être sauver une vie, vraiment gg mec
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As a person who drives an ambulance, thank you so much my friend. You have no idea how precious those few seconds are and how much they make a difference in the long run.
But what did he do
@@bryanfongo327 Surprisingly enough, despite the sirens and lights, sometimes people simply don’t notice an ambulance until it is right behind them and then they have no room to move over. He has a easy to weave in between lanes and motion the cars over to give the ambulance driver plenty of room to ride the middle. It might seem so small and insignificant but I promise you some times those seconds saved are the difference between life and death.
@DariusFTW why fo you feel the need to call me an idiot? How am I supposed to know?
true, true. Every second less in traffic means a second more for the patient, and a second earlier availability of emergency responders for other patients down the line. Even if we give one second more each, this will be substantial.
So lets us do our part :)
Here from the netherlands. Ambu, gets police escort when its needed, and Cars wil go out of the way. Making room, staying as far left or right to make space
As a paramedic, this warms my heart. Even if they teach us to not let people do that.
oof why not
@@arugon1677 safety risk
@@arugon1677 yea by doing so the motorcyclist risk crashing and creating a even worse chain crash
@@ldmedicity safety risk?
Here the problem with the people who trained you, Either you risk the motorcyclist decides to risk his own life to escort the ambulance or you risk the life of the Patience.
@@Justineexy here's the problem with untrained assumptions. If the motorcycle gets in a wreck it becomes and MCI (mass casualty incident) exceeding my supply capability. I have a duty to act depending on circumstance. Risking the current patient being transported to the hospital as well as the motorcyclist. How much are you willing to risk. 1 patient getting all the attention being actively transported? Or 2, with pending ambulance responses and emergency staff (let alone the blocked traffic which in itself becomes a safety risk).
The problem isn't my training. The problem is the perception that your knowledge supercedes a hundred years of emergency response development and protocol guidelines.
Hope this helps and stay safe out there
Idk why, but this almost made me cry. Thinking about the fact that you might have saved a life by doing this. You are one wonderful human being!
it made me also cry! this man is a hero ♥
And me!
Pink gays
@@shaxee2651 lol wtf is there to cry about here?
@@requintorecords713 obviously you don't understand the sentiment of this action. Shows your maturity and ignorance.
Any one who comes to this video and just thinks he is a reckless driver :
1, most bikers are actually really nice people
2, watch till the end
(Well done mate)
@Syed • 14 years ago 1. You didn't watch to the end
2. The same with car drivers
Edward Mortimer pretty sure he was joking
@@rowandrake8461 I dont think he was
@Syed • 14 years ago I mean, cars do all that too
ago lol sry r/woooosh
a thumbs up from a person you didn't know, such a blessing. you'll remember it until the last day on earth and you'll tell this story to your grandson
Broooo when i see the driver of the ambulance did his tumbs up. I realy get goosebumps. Damn man, wel done!!
Maybe Damn Woman
@@mimirosequell4900 what the frick is your problem?
@@mimirosequell4900 its a man🤦♂️
Got the same thing
Faith in humanity restored
This motorcyclist was amazing how he was able to help the ambulance driver get through all that traffic. Thank you dear sir for what you did. You're a hero in my eyes. God Bless you.
In Germany We have an penalty for don't Build an Emergency Lane, from minimum 320€ up to 360€, 2 penalty Points and 1 Month no Driver license. And some of the Ambulance, Firefighter and Police got now Dashcams to Document the violation.
INCONNU CONNU wake up you come with old shit that was in the past, the germans nowawadays have nothing to do with nazis back then and saying that just shows ur frustration about how french people dont respect if an ambulance has to pass
Bei uns würde der Motorradfahrer aber auch eine Strafe bekomme 🤣 und zwar keine kleine für die ganzen vergehen die er begangen hat 🙄
Ah it's understand why Germans create emergy line pretty fastly! I think we should do the same thing from France :)
Luc a Ich glaube der hätte sich mehr als selbst ins Bein geschossen 😂
So what youre saying is that its not allowed to do what this biker did?
At first I was like "hes not doing much, dont see how this is helping" then they got out of that tunnel and woah could I see the difference. Awesome.
Je trouve ça vraiment touchant le geste que vous avez eu, en plus c'est une urgence pédiatrique donc il y a enfant qui, à sûrement eu la vie sauvé grâce à vous et au temps que vous avez fait économiser.
Bravo, si il y avais plus de personnes comme vous, la vie serait plus joyeuse et plus tolèrente. 👍🏻
Simply genius . You deserve a lot of respect for what you have done. 🙇♂️
Thank you very much ! I did my best as a civilian !
I Got goosebumps. Just Wow 🤗
Great job! Humanity needs more people like you!
So how is he helping?
TheKitMurkit you dumb?
Great job! As a retired paramedic, I really appreciate your effort. I have seen regular police not do as good a job...Karma points for you!!!😉👍
Er ist ein Ass, Trumpf Danke für diese Wohltat
This right here, is the very reason why I am proud to be a motorcyclist myself. Much much much respect. I would give you 1000 likes if I could. Greetings from a brother motorcyclist all the way from Portugal.
That last thumps up gesture had me in tears, that biker could have saved life with that caring move, we need people like that in life😥
You're a hero! I'm glad there are people like you out there who's actually willing to help!
Hey mate, great video, can i feature it in my new Compilation ?
Hey mate, thanks a lot ! Yeah sure ! Just pls identify my channel on your video and put the video link ;) It would be so nice if you could put the english subtitles on the video that every of your viewers can understand what's written ! Tell me if you need the subtitles file, I can give it to you with pleasure ;)
@@blackghost2385 Yeah ofcourse mate, thanks a lot, no worries i can download it from youtube :)
No worries ! Okay cool ! Waiting to see it ! ;)
@@dirtbikelunatic like your video sorry for my lvl in english im french 😅😂
chapeau
This is what type of motorcycle drivers we want
Or maybe a police motorcycle escort for the ambulance in traffic
Sometimes it does happen, I'm a paramedic in Italy and in 3 different occasions we had the emergency operation center contacting the police and having a randevouz planned in the stretch of blocked road (it was known that it was blocked for the crash we were on, but it still was the fastest way). Like in this video they reached us in traffic and got in front. The third time it was a transfer of a critical patient from one 'first aid center' to a central hospital, we had the police waiting for us as we exited the building, two motorcycle, they were constantly jumping ahead of us to block intersection so we wouldn't have to slow down (usually even if on emergency on a red light you slow down to make sure they see you and stop)
@@REVOLUTIONS51 Since you're a paramedic, do you think it's a good idea for the public to help clear traffic for ambulances? If it is, I'll keep that in mind if I happen to see a similar situation.
@@zeicanofficial it certainly isn't effective as a bike cop with lights and sirens on, but if the situation is really bad like here it can help. Be aware though that technically to weave between cars it's against the street code, at least where I live in Italy. And be super careful near exit ramps and various intersection because the last thing you want is to push everybody to create a corridor going straight only to find out the ambulance needed to turn and now it's even more difficult than before.
The point would be to make people move apart, so just riding between cars is not that effective, if you are confident enough and can reach for the high visibility vest or similar and you can wave it people will likely associate it with the siren and react more quickly and better. But it's not the safest thing to do, so again, be super careful as you certainly do not want to cause another emergency.
@@REVOLUTIONS51 Alright, thank you! I will look into it more though for my country. Although I may not be brave enough to do that on a highway or anything I'll see how it is in city traffic. Again, thank you. And keep up the good work for Italy, you are helping more than you may realize.
Or maybe people should GTFO of the way for emergency services
Bravo pour le temps que tu as dépensé pour essayer de sauver des gens ils faudrait bcp plus de gens comme toi
✌️
Merci beaucoup ! Merci à toi d'avoir pris le temps de venir dire ça ;)
BlackGhost 23 je confirme
L'esprit motard combinée a l'entraide citoyenne.
Bravo a toi ! 🙂
RideSafe ☑️
Gratublache La Sardine exactement 🙂
imagine writing it in english so everybody would understand
People like you make the world a better place.
I’m glad there’s people like you! Thank you for helping them through traffic! God bless you and thank you!
Imagines, les ambulanciers disent au mec qu’un motard les a aidé à arriver jusque là, et que sans lui, il n’aurait peut-être pas survécu. Puis le mec tombe sur cette vidéo et te contact, pour te rencontrer, ça serait si beau
Tellement :)
Cette histoire me semble être le plus beau des scénarios. Ça serait magique.
Imagine que ce pseudo héros se fasse percuter en essayant de jouer au policier ...
Ça serait tellement beau n'empêche, le samu serait obligé de s'arrêter pour lui porter assistance et le patient serait DCD car le délai d'intervention aurait été trop long.
J'ironise sur le grotesque de cette vidéo bien entendu ...
Il n'y a rien de glorieux à se prendre pour la police, chacun son boulot. Les policiers sont équipés de véhicules d'intervention sérigraphiés avec gyrophare et 2 ton, ils sont identifiables et effectuent des gestes clairs, de plus ils maîtrisent la conduite en intervention d'urgence.
Il faut vraiment arrêter de baver devant des vidéos de youtubers en mal de reconnaissance qui sont prêts à tout pour exister.
Cette vidéo est juste ridicule.
@@philippeschmitt6411 donc pour toi, si le samu incite le motard à continuer, ce qui c’est très clairement passer durant la vidéo, c’est pour faire des vues, alors que ton « youtuber en recherche de vues » n’a que cette vidéo sur son compte??
@@philippeschmitt6411 C’est certains les deux points de vue se valent hormis le fait que l’atmosphère positive censée être instiguée ici est de fait entachée par un commentaire inutilement négatif là où la grande majorité des réactions encourageait la bienveillance… c’est dommage
Imagine that every second is the difference, damn, the traffic could easy kill someone that is dieing
Imagine getting stuck at train tracks while being taken to the hospital. An extra long train
@@114spencer Typically emergency vehicles will avoid those areas if possible, and at least in North America there are regulations to long trains and crossing times.
If they get stuck at one and absolutely need to get around it sooner than the train will allow, well lets say there's a reason why the bumpers state stay X meters/feet away lol. (tho none of the France vehicles look to have such a thing on the back)
@@egg-roll8968 hmm, I see, thank you for the insight
@@114spencer There's a urband legend among first responders called, "The Soul Train." The lore of the soul train is, in essence, a train that passes through a town and blocks off traffic when an ambulance or rescue is trying to respond to a call. Most see it as a coincidence, but the soul train is infamous for holding up EMS on a time sensitive call, resulting in the death of the patient. The legend says that a soul train stops an ambulance when the dying soul is not meant to live. The train will disappear once out of sight, taking the soul of the patient with it.
@@sorbetpanda1728
Europeans would probably just call it bad infrastructure, but I digress.
I love American mythology. Despite always being a developed nation, the land is just so vast there will always be mystery.
07:01 That's a feel good moment. That stretch of highway was a little frustrating. Awesome decision rider!
If he did'nt do that the ambulance would be stuck in traffic until 2024 ..great Job my brorher.
Hmmm i wonder what he did he definitely didn't clear the way for the ambulance🙄
@ he actually did motion for some cars to move over ahead of the ambulance as well as telling some to stay where they are due to bigger trucks up ahead that the ambulance wouldn't be able to get through if there was a car there. Also, he is basically driving through and showing the ambulance driver where there is a clear pathway to drive. Overall, if the driver gave him a thumbs up, it shows that what he did really made a difference
Wtf are u talking about? The biker did nothing.. if anything just got in the way, it was actually criminal behavior.
Gros respect à toi, il devrait y avoir plus de personnes comme toi, t'a grave géré 🙏👌✌️
Isn't that like cars should make a line when an emergency car passes? In my country cars should empty a line for such emergency vevicles and they always do.
But anyway, this riders move was appreciable , great job 👍🏻👍🏻
In this situation that was impossible basically due to it being a full traffic jam
@@SurrenicTech In germany you MUST leave a space between the left and the middle lane when the traffic stops even if there is no emergency car there yet. There are huge tickets waiting for you if you dont. Also the emergency car may ram you car out of the way if needed and you have to pay the damage on both ends.
@@sdt7472 And in germany you are not allowed to use the emergency line, even as a motorcyclist. Driving in front or behind an emergency vehicle in the emergency line is even worse. That can in some cases be charged as criminal offense.
@@sirmario1 Emergency lane? It is called the flightstrip!
In Canada u have to pull off to the side of the road or move lanes if on a highway
Thanks for sending in mate. I will comment back when I use it. The link might go to your "Held For Review" Comments or RUclips Spam box. MM
Wtf
You you arr madnesss
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Thank you very much ! Ride safe !
@@blackghost2385 Hey mate, check out the edit called BEST OF THE WEEK - MOTO OBSERVATIONS & MISHAPS with your clip featured. Thanks for being part of it! MM
Un très bon geste de ta part tu viens sûrement de sauver la vie et une jeune vie étant donné que c’est un smur pédiatrique 👏👏👏👏
The thumbs up at the end of the journey between the 2 gave me goosebumps man. What a great biker dude . I wish you alot of good fortune in the future
Bravo 👏. In just a couple of seconds you knew what to do, you knew how to direct the traffic and thought ahead. A true hero. I bow to you, my friend
T est un héro mec en plus un smur pediatrique cela veut dire que c été un bébé à l intérieur tu as donc sauvé certainement grâce à ton dévouement la vie d'un bébé alors chapeau et bravo si seulement plus de gens surtout les motards pouvaient faire comme toi tu peut être fier de toi l ami 🙂🙂
I am a firefighter in Germany and we know this proplem. Thank you for your help we need people like you👍
Those extra minutes could have saved that person's life you did a great job, well done sir!
Great stuff. Some quality lanesplitting there. Makes a big difference to my commute times here in Sydney but never thought to use it to aid our paramedics. Thanks for sharing - Dave
Respect
Ce genre de personne devrait être remercier pour leur civisme
Étant motard merci d’avoir contribué à pouvoir rendre service à son prochain ✌️
Bravo et merci à vous 👏 Belle maîtrise et très beau geste, un peu de temps pour vous mais énormément pour la personne escorté, vous êtes un ange!
Juste 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 tu viens sûrement de sauver une vie vue le temps que t'a économiser. Donc bravo 👏🏼
Merci beaucoup !
Robinx 38 pas sûrement mais peut-être !
@@blackghost2385 ńñ
@@blackghost2385 désolé mais le samu c'est rarement pour un bras casser.
Franchement bravo pour cet escorte que tu as fait parce que tu as peut-être sauver un membre d'une personne
What tf is wrong with those people that didn't even attempt to get out of the way?! Hopefully they never need to be in an ambulance when someone like them is in a car in front
Maybe they were afraid of getting too close to the wall and mangling their car, but yeah, they should've at least tried. The biker proved that there was space.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826
Bikes are smaller than cars.
What a legend you are well done, it shows that you care about other people and not just yourself and that is definitely the way forward for anyone
Thank you for doing that for a stranger. It was amazing to watch how you built the ambulance a path.
On devrait mettre ces comportements en avant sur dans les médias. Merci à vous pour ce petit travail qui a peut-être sauvé une vie 😃
Un mot a te dire bravo❤ tu as fais tout ton possible pour sûrement une personne en danger!✨❤🏅
Merci beaucoup ! ❤️ Je l'espère oui ❤️
That looked marginally useful. It looked like most of the cagers heard the siren and knew what to do before the motorcycle arrived. Points for the effort but it's difficult to say whether the bike was escorting the ambulance through traffic, or the ambulance was escorting the bike through traffic.
What he did when the left lane disappeared was most certainly him escorting the ambulance
Duuuuude. That’s awesome. Wholesome. Put himself in danger to help someone he doesn’t know.
What a great feeling seeing this again. I hope everyone got to where they needed to safely.
Ha ca c'était beau !!! Merci a toi d'avoir pris de ton temps et d'avoir ouvert la route pour aider les ambulanciers et leur victime joli esprit motard
Pas grand chose à dire à part MERCI ! Peu de gens ferais ce que tu as fait ! L’humanité a l’état pure ! Longue vie à toi 🔥✌️❤️
C'est ce genre de chose qu'on veut voir, s'entraider être solidaire !!
Énorme bravo à toi🙏✌️
Un ange en deux roues. Tout mon respect. Je suis ambulancier et je te remercie en nom de nous tous
Je ne vois pas vraiment ve quil fait de speciale
@@godfroid7016 éssaye de regarder avec les yeux ouverts.
@@Vitor-fk1eo j'ai essayer , pourrais tu mexpliquer en quoi faire de la moto a cote dune ambulance a permis d'aider l'ambulance?
@@godfroid7016 et voila, le premier con de la journée...ça n'a pas tardé. t'es vraiment con ou quoi? Prends ton velo gros, va faire un tour à coté de chez toi et respire un peu.
@@streamstalker9557 ignore mec, c'est le mieux que tu peux faire;
This biker really did a good thing ,i respect guys like him
Bravo, ça c'est plaisant à regarder et ça redonne foi en l'humanité! Sois prudent sur la route V
Merci beaucoup ! Prudence également ! V
j'ai eu des frissons, les larmes aux yeux et le cœur serré tout le long de la vie. tu as sûrement sauvé une vie grâce au temps économisé ! un grand V à toi❤️
Je suis d'accord avec toi 👍 ça m'est arriver aussi
France traffic is a Katastrophe! Nobody make a rescue line for the ambulance!
Germany isnt much better its everytime the same Problem🤔
@@Grunner_HD i have dont say " german traffic is better" but i'm dont living in germany 😂 lol
@@Grunner_HD, Germany is way better most of the time than the people in this video.
@@Grunner_HD we specify: East Germany
Guys, it's Paris, it doesn't represent France at all 😂
Fellow airbus worker
Wow just wow! You used such amazing initiative to guide the ambulance through and saved so many minutes that probably saved many lives! Amazing ❤️
Tu m'a mis les frissons, c'est magnifique ce que t'as fait certainement pour l'enfant à bord
Un grand bravo à toi tu a surment sauver la vie d’un enfant alors merci à toi il faudrait plus de personne comme toi ❤️❤️
I'm so happy when I see this.... He is simply a nice hearted, smart, selfless guy..... Plus a great biker!
He’s a good example of a Great biker 👍 And this guy just saved a life 💕
What a good man! Give this man a random applause! That is some stuff everybody should learn in a motorcycle drivers license course! 🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I hope that person in need will be alright.
Bravo pour avoir pris de ton temps pour laisser passer le SMUR, sans toi, cette personne aurait pu mourir. On veut plus de personnes comme toi dans le monde ! #faithinhumanityrestored
In Austria you have to pay 2000€ if you dont let emergency vehicles through
I think its good like that
2000 is not enough ...
In Romania if you don't let the emergency vehicles through, you loose the driver license for a month
True
In Austria, especially in Vienna, emergency vehicles hardly use their sirens.
Ça c'est l'esprit motard qu'on devrait tous avoir! Bravo mec
I know this is an old video but you're awesome! Seriously you did a service to whomever that EMS unit was going to or helping.
All i can say is job well done pall. A while back i was on my dominos scooter going to do my delivery and heard sirens in the back. I looked over my shoulder and noticed the ERV coming. Knowing space was luxurious and my position akward (cuz i didnt know where he needed to go) i decided to pull over at an empty parking space and wait till he passed. Obviously its the thing everyone should do. I honestly hope the ambulance registered ur plate and made sure you got a medal or something. You deserve it
This guy got my respect....
Ifmore people were like him, the world would be a beter place
At least there are people in this world like you willing to help the emergency services. Big ops!
What a great video . well done its nice to know there's nice and caring people in the world . well done. Love from Scotland
Such wholesome content. Bikers are the nicest people I swear.
Fucking. Hero. This video makes me wish I had a bike so I could do things like this. Especially in my town where people tend to actively try to make nuisances of themselves on the road. Not saying that they'd explicitly block an ambulance... but the totally would, and then get mad at people doing the same thing when they are the victim! It was really nice to see motorists actively doing as you asked, trying to create as much room as they could and clear lanes, or stopping for awhile to let the ambulance squeeze in.
Comment sauver des vies : parfois oublier son trajet au risque d'être en retard et aider des ambulanciers qui ont du mal dans les bouchons.
Bravo à vous 👏👏👏
But I mean, I dont truly understand what si the point no scorting an ambulance. The people move out because they hear and/or see the ambulance, not the bike.
Man I thought I'm the only one feels that way, the all comment section is praising the rider while I look at it and really see no effect to anything he did (even if he did meant well) maybe its just because I'm from a place where this act by other drivers is so obvious I simply can't see what everybody is seeing
@@eden5260 to me it looked like the cars ahead didnt even pay attention to the ambulance, considering they didnt even move out of the way or swapped lanes to even block it. The motorcyclist actually made sure none of them got in the way
If everyone paid enough attention and reacted, the biker wouldn't have made any difference, but unfortunately it is not uncommon in France (maybe/probably other places but I wouldn't know) and especially in parisian traffic to see people react to emergency services very late (like only when the ambulance is the next vehicle behind them and not before) or in a lazy way, just barely getting to the side.
Of course most people do react appropriately and the biker didn't change anything for them, but you can spot at a few moments that some people did react to him, and getting these few people to react is enough to allow the ambulance a smoother and faster ride overall
The rider helped in directing the traffic away and clearing a path for the ambulance. Drivers may only be able to hear the ambulance in congestion and, without coordination, might just swerve into the path of the ambulance in an attempt to get out of the way. Especially when he stopped traffic to clear a path for the ambulance when only 1 lane was clear, no siren could possibly inform the driver that they needed to stop dead in the lane.
Exactly what I thought biker is passing through in between lane were the ambulance doesn't fix and not really doing anything. Maybe and just maybe when the biker passed by the car driver it made them look in the general direction and then saw the lights of the ambulance and then got out of way. But just maybe..
We need more people like these on this planet. Pure good will. 🍷🤝
Nobody knows what I wrote here.
Yes. I don't understand what some people have in their brain when they hear/see an ambulance ..
Ich danke dir mein kamerad
Rechtfertigt meiner meinung nach nicht das extrem riskante rasen durch so engen raum, wenn da jemand ausgestiegen wäre hätte der rettungswagen grad stehen bleiben können, dem gehört der lappen abgenommen
@@philipphoffmann8929 der eine ich glaube Mercedes wollte auch gerade nach links wechseln und war für den Motorradfahrer überhaupt nicht einsehbar hinter dem LKW...dachte schon die ganze Zeit der RTW nimmt jetzt gleich ihn mit 🤣
It’s because it’s not really a highway, it’s the “périphérique” which is a higher speed road to circle around Paris (and other European cities). Not suitable for speeds comparable to highways and therefore have less room for movement. But I agree on the lack of cooperation though
Watching it 3 years later, insane ... just insane.. hope you got your medal of honor
Hey mate, can i use this video in my new compilation? i will give you full credit in the description & comment section, i'll put your channel name in compilation
Hey mate ! yeah sure ! Feel free to do it ! Thank you very much !
@@blackghost2385 thanks alot mate :) i really appreciate it!!
No worries ! ;) Thanks !
Lii
Belle gestion du trafic 👌🏻
Bravo à toi d’avoir pris de ton temps et peut-être sauvé une vie ✌🏻
Lol
All the respect from bikers around the world mate 💯
Bravo pour ton geste pour un enfant
Tu es un héros mec
Well done Sir. Thank you for what you've done, you just saved someone life. Respect.
This man should, get respect. He cleared way for ambulace👍👍👍
Damn, imagine having to go through this crap to get to and from work everyday.
Ahyhh I'd rather walk.
This is really light traffic in comparison to the LA area in California.
That's why you ride a bike
Yeah. I used to do that.
Changed career.
Now live in the middle of nowhere. If I get stuck behind a tractor for 5 minutes it's a bad day 😁
If I ever use a motorway & meet serious traffic now I wonder how the f..k I put up with that sh1t for 30 years!! Poor people.
Search for traffic in india. Your perception will change. 😂😂
That's really wholesome. Amazing job!
Thank you very much !
We need more people like you. Hats off to you sir.
Thank you for doing the right ting, hope you are keeping up the positive vibe, and help many more people , 🙏
Très beau geste il reste encore des personnes bien dans ce monde ! Bravo mec 👍
I don't understand what he's doing? Isn't that like totally illegal? And how is he escorting the ambulance?
Lanesplitting is legal in France. He is making drivers more aware of their suroundings, it helps the ambulance driver tremendously. Some maneuvers are not totally legal but who cares. The Ambulance earned some very precious minutes thanks to the rider. He's a good dude.
He cleared the way, seems cliché but helps
Technically not a good idea to drive infront of an ambulance but he was waving at drivers to make space in some very bad traffic.
Im pretty sure not making space for an ambulance is more illegal than that in France
Lane splitting in France is legal. Not everything he did was legal, but most purple understood his intentions. He's a good man
it is only taking advantage of the fact that people move to the sides
Mad props to you. We need more guys luke you out on the road.
What a legend. Every ambulance should have such an escort tbh, it would save lives!
I do that every day in southern California. It's called lane splitting. And it's legal under 50 mph.
But, I don't understand how that helped the ambulance.
If people have nowhere to go. They have nowhere to go. Bike made no difference.
Typically, bikers do it to help themselves.
Its safer for the biker than to stop in traffic and risk being rear-ended.
This is so so wholesome! You did such a wonderful thing! There is some considerable time and pressure you saved the driver.
I own a bike and I found myself randomly leaning and taping my left foot to shift 😂😂
It was very engaging!
Great stuff.
Blessings shall follow you.
God bless you!
Tout motard devrait faire ça👌🏽 ! C'est beau 😌ça m'est déjà arrivé de faire 10 km de plus pour les accompagner jusqu'au CHU. Et ça fait tellement bien de se dire que quoi qu'il arrive, on a fait gagner au moins quelques minutes précieuses !
Par contre attention parce que la conduite devient totalement différente en faisant ça (pour ceux qui voudraient s'y mettre 😁)
Encore bravo !
Great job. This world needs more people like you 👏👏
Well done bro. We need more guys like you in this world.
The intention the good will you show here you got my respect.
Blue side up!
Bravo et mercis pour avoir pris des risques pour aider une ambulance et un patient qui en avait besoin, sur le mouille en plus...belle lecon de compassion...
All the dislikes are the people who he slowed down
@@somerandomguy6283 I’m pretty random
True
@Michala1998 you're spot on - what I saw was a video of a non-cop pretending he was one (kind of like that jerk from Florida who escorts funerals but plays cop often) actually getting in the way of people who otherwise could have changed lanes to clear a better path for the ambulance.
Him riding right on the stripe prevented many who could have otherwise actually gotten out of the way. Far from praising this guy, he should have been ticketed.
@@chouseification who said he was a a guy acting like a cop if anything he most likely saved a life and there should be more people like him, plus he was not doing any kind of dangerous driving, he slowed down for the ambulance and sped up to clear the road.
@@finecanine376 watch the video again - notice how he was driving down the striped line the whole time; encroaching into the lanes of the vehicles who were supposed to get out of the way of the ambulance, but because of his well intentioned but ultimately HORRIBLE decision to "escort" the ambulance, those people were locked into their lanes. It happens for the whole video - just open your eyes and imagine being one of those drivers _trying_ to move for the ambulance but not being able to. Thousands of them. Also, he was gunning it and overtaking the traffic at multiple points - also quite dangerous since they hear the siren and may suddenly change lanes to avoid it (but may miss the non-police motorcycle driving like a madman right in their lane).
This guy risked hundreds if not thousands of lives - not worth it to _try_ and help one, not on any level. There's a reason this sort of behavior would be a whole list of misdemeanors and possibly a few felonies in the USA - it's one thing to be a Good Samaritan and another thing altogether to pretend you're the Road Warrior.
There should be more people like this
Appreciate that man!
Thanks !
Your the ambulance driver
I work in a hospital and this act of kindness means the world to medical professionals despite being risky weaving through traffic. The paramedics are one of the most important crews for medical work, and not enough people react fast enough to their sirens. If you hear a siren, check your mirrors and please get over accordingly to let them pass. If you like to blast music while driving, please check your mirrors frequently to make sure there aren't flashing lights coming your direction. If the sirens/lights are on, this means there IS an emergency and they have to get to their destination as quickly and safely as possible. Those patients need to get to those of us waiting at hospitals to continue life-saving treatment. So please get over as much as you can - or even stop if possible - to allow the ambulances through. You just might be the few seconds they need to save a life.
Hey, franchement ça cest un comportement que plein de personne devrai suivre je te jure tu mériterais largement une médaille pour ça qui cest tu a peut-être sauver une vie, vraiment gg mec