[POV] Police Assist Ambulance in CRAZY Traffic

This video shows a challenging ambulance ride from Brussels to Paris, transporting a critically ill child to the Children’s Hospital SAMU in Paris. The journey requires significant coordination and cooperation between paramedics, police escorts, and other road users across different countries. The police escort, consisting of three motorcycles, facilitates the ambulance’s passage by breaking some traffic rules while ensuring safety. The ambulance follows the police escort, and the paramedics constantly monitor and care for the child during the journey. The text highlights the importance of road sharing, alertness, and respect for emergency vehicles. Despite potential hazards and delays caused by some drivers, the ambulance successfully arrives at the hospital, demonstrating effective teamwork and dedication.

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[redresearchanalyst]

Wow, found myself getting quite emotional over this display of the good side of humanity.

[andrewstrongman]

The skills shown by the police riders and the ambulance driver were world-class.

[bachus]

Respect for the police and the ambulance driver. Every day risking own life to save others. ❤

[Benis]

I am a biker myself, and these police are REALLY GOOD

[muppit]

Anyone who’s rides a motorbike knows just how good these guys were. And the ambulance driver also. Respect to them all.

[gregwilliams]

The three motorcycle cops and the ambulance drivers are great.

[davidwalker]

Outstanding! The police motor cyclists were absolutely brilliant and the ambulance driver was superb. Great team work and best wishes to the young patient who hopefully had a speedy recovery.

[rickadrian]

I ride an FJR1300AP (ex-Police ) and it is amazing how capable a 1m wide and 300kg bike can be in traffic when it has nearly 150hp. Bikes did a fantastic job by opening up the gap successively.

[nickgandy]

Back in 1992 in the UK. I was born 14 weeks premature with a brain hermorage and severely underdeveloped lungs. I was police escorted up to London from gravesend, if it wasn't for the police bikers that day I wouldn't be here to type this

[Preyfr]

For info, this is a trip from "Porte de la Chapelle" to "Hôpital Necker" on the west par of the "périphérique" freeway around Paris.
So North point => SW point of Paris.
As a kid, after a skull fracture, I did this exact same trip in a SAMU ambulance.
Motorcycle escort is done by Highway Gendarmerie, a highly trained branched of military Gendarmerie. Ambulances (private or SAMU) always get Gendarmerie escort when in a hurry.
SAMU, which stands for Service d’aide médicale urgente (Urgent Medical Aid Service) is a national emergency service here. They have ambulances and helicopters.

[stevecleaver]

Amazing just how good those Police Bike Riders & Ambulance drivers were.
Can NEVER be paid enough in my opinion, bearing in mind how often they put their own lives at risk in order to save others.

[ladyjane]

Parisian drivers show so much more regard for emergency vehicles, that Australian drivers.

👏👏👏👏 a spectacular result and I hope the child in the ambulance was saved. Well done!

[youtu]

Very exciting and emotional to see. Excellent police and ambulance drivers. Humanity at is best ❤

[peterclark]

Awesome job done by the first responders, and kudos to the public for there response.

[ramondelosreyes]

Fantastic work to all concerned including civilian drivers for helping to get out of the way, God Bless

[lartistetaka]

juste un mot "incroyable" comment il gère leur moto et le trafic c'est ouf.

[schlauerfuchs]

I wanted to hug the police and just say thank you...

[Fackeldackel]

Felt like Mavericks canyon run 2.0 extended. The cops were absolute boss bikers, cowboys on weels. Amazing job ❤

[thomasoosthuyzen]

To me it looks like the guys on the bikes are playing chess but at high speed. On the fly they plan the route through traffic steps ahead of the ambulance while at speed. Respect to those riders and driver working as a team so well