Polish motorcycle ambulance

[NDFR]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fA6GAwD3m4g

I'm not sure what to think about this really.

 

[Wheelsnuts]

Huge sigh of relief when it reached its destination. An emergency organ transplant delivery?

 

[E55BOF]

The Poles are pretty damn good at getting out of the way of/giving way to a bike pelting down the tram tracks with blue lights, and presumably a siren, going, but even so, huge sigh of relief here too. It looked worryingly close to emergency organ donor delivery to me.

 

[st13phil]

It all looked smooth and controlled to me. Most of the time he/she was using the tram segment of the road which meant the risk of conflict with another vehicle was very low.

 

[219]

My initial concern was him/her getting wheels caught in the tram lines ( didn't sound like all that big a bike , hence narrowish tyres ) but it didn't happen , despite some rapid lane changes .

I was also bemused by the lack of caution traversing some of the crossings where a positive response from other road users hadn't been obtained - and just relying on others to clear .

 

[ash59fifty-uk]

My initial concern was him/her getting wheels caught in the tram lines

I thought the same, expecting him to buckle and go flying

 

[Brizzle]

A hair rising ride to watch but probably less interesting from the riders seat.

So, how many others found themselves trying to look around the small screen?

Interesting that after such a rapid journey the rider took the time to remove his helmet and gloves before taking the "cargo" into the hospital.

 

[cathalferris]

Could be a blood delivery as well. I know that locally here there's a "Blood Bike" initiative for delivery of blood from the blood banks to the hospitals.

One of my mates is an A&E nurse, and she has some interesting stories to tell about incidents where they run out of blood and need more units ASAP..