Nice video. I'm guessing the ECP van was the closest available unit. For any Queenslanders wondering, the ECP is the equivalent of the QAS LARU crews. Usually tasked code 2 to minor cases where treatment on scene rather than a trip to hospital is an option. We used to have rural paramedics called ECP but that in the days before ISCEP came in.
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yes, the light bars on the ambulances work, its just the shutter speed of my camera not picking it up sometimes
Nice video. I'm guessing the ECP van was the closest available unit. For any Queenslanders wondering, the ECP is the equivalent of the QAS LARU crews. Usually tasked code 2 to minor cases where treatment on scene rather than a trip to hospital is an option. We used to have rural paramedics called ECP but that in the days before ISCEP came in.
Fantastic. Love The Original NSWAS Livery
Good catch
Dam, good catches.
My camera is the same with certain light bars.
It’s when headlights are activated
Great video!
the last unit has the old livery yes?
anyway splendid catches nice work
hope the person is safe from the injury
yes the last ambulance was an old livery. It is the MPV light unit. Used to transport larger/ overweight people
@@SouthSideEmergencyResponsesoh kk i was wondering why it was a bigger
What the heck is this cargo van?
MPV use sirens challenge impossible
What happened
HUH WHAT IN THE WORLLLLD what is that ambulance van thingy 🤔 😢
Extended Care Paramedic
Fun fact a lot of countries use a regular van as an ambulance, for example Japan and Malaysia with Toyota van
1:11 stupid driver almost rear ends ambulance. No consideration for the possibility they might turn.
On two wheels 😊😊😊😊
What camera you usin? Mine sucks and I need suggestions