Fotos das VMER

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This is a Ford Focus C-MAX demonstrator in ambulance yellow. This vehicle is highly visible with its additional blue lights on the front grill and bumper.

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YX07 NAU This is a Yorkshire Ambulance Service Volvo V50 SD. IT is used as a rapid response vehicle and carries very similar equipment to a traditional ambulance, but in smaller quantities.

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SC54 ZXL This Vauxhall Vectra ambulance car is with Shropshire Ambulance Service. The 'ambulance' wording on the light bar is illuminated, useful at night for identifying the car.

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V748 JLC This looks like a police car at a distance, but is actually an ambulance car. The Renault Laguna estate is used by PHS Ambulance Service.

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HY07 FEO is a yellow Mini Cooper S that is being used by the South Central Ambulance Service as a rapid response car. The 1.6 litre car will also be used by community health care practitioners in Portsmouth. It has six white lights and four blue lights on the front, as well as a full width blue light bar on the roof.

The rear view of the BMW-built 135 mph Mini

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This green Citroen C5 is a private ambulance decked out in green and white checkers.

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HJZ 9991 is a Daewoo Nubira estate in ambulance livery operated by the same company. Its registration plate has been transferred to the Omega above.

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Y462 HEC is a Vauxhall Omega ambulance car which is in service with the North West Ambulance Service at Barnoldswick. It is used as a driver training vehicle

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[GJP]

faltam aí umas:




mais fotos:

Drive Line: Porsche Cayenne Ambulance

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[Eliselotus]

infelizmente estes serviços pecam por não haver muita gente capaz de usar espelhos e perceber o que as luzes azuis e sirenes querem dizer.

é bastante comum ver-se malta parada num semaforo com um carro destes atras, ou mesmo em movimento.

cheguei a ver malta propositadamente a "mardar vir" com o gajo da ambulancia e a dizer para passar por cima. pode ser que aconteça o mesmo quando um dia precisarem...
enfim, os bons modos do costume!

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Kia SW Medical Car

Introducing The Kia S W Medical Car

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Kia Motors was proud to supply the primary medical response vehicle to St John Ambulance for last weekend’s British Grand Prix. The Ceed SW with its 1.6 litre CRDi engine and nimble chassis proved the natural choice for the role.
St John Ambulance provided medical cover for the Grand Prix from 0900 hours on Wednesday 2nd July until 1600 hours on Monday 7th July, 24 hours a day. In total there will be 22 ambulances, eight First Aid Posts, four cycle responders, one doctor, three paramedics and 120 First Aid personnel on duty each day, with St John providing support for the on-site hospital which opened throughout the race meeting.
The SW Medical Car was crewed by a doctor and paramedic for the whole weekend, providing vital emergency medical facilities wherever needed in the circuit or, due to the local traffic restrictions, to the nearby villages.
David Garratt, Commissioner Operations Northamptonshire St John Ambulance, said: ‘The Ceed SW Medical Car is perfect for the job. Minutes matter and getting to the scene of an incident as safely and swiftly as possible should be no problem in the SW.’
Paul Philpott, Managing Director Kia Motors (UK) Limited, said; ‘We’re very proud to be supporting St John Ambulance. They do a fantastic job wherever they are and it is one of the great institutions of the UK. We’re pleased that the European-designed and built SW can provide such practical back-up to a vital service.’
The SW Medical Car was modified to provide a swifter response. Primarily designed as a circuit car, the SW has undergone only a small number of modifications to meet the needs of fast response duties.
The suspension system was upgraded using uprated Eibach lowering springs, Pro Ceed SPORT dampers and an upgraded rear anti-roll bar. The engine was upgraded using a K&N air filter and modified ECU, taking power from 113 bhp to 142 bhp and adding 37 lb/ft of torque, taking it up to 225 lb/ft.
Extra grip supplied by black 8 x 18-inch wheels, from Team Dynamics, which are wrapped in low profile 205/40 Michelin Pilot Sport rubber. A state-of-the-art blue and white LED digital lighting system from Vision Alert was fitted throughout the car, along with a full emergency siren and PA system. The system is fully flexible and pushing one button can activate the whole system for a swift set-off.
Bespoke graphics, which meet with complex Motor Sport Association regulations, complete the look.
The SW Medical Car will continue to be ‘on duty’ as a track use Medical Response Unit at circuits and events around the UK, including high profile events at Castle Combe and Silverstone.
For more information on the Ceed SW or any of the Kia Range call Darlington on freephone 0800 980 4532 or Kia York on 0800 072 0762



Introducing The Kia S W Medical Car - Kia Manufacturer News

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Medical Car do Grande Premio de Portugal de Formula 1 em 1996

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EMS Gets New Muscle Cars to Respond Faster - FireLink.com

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mercedes class c medical car f1

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Troy Bayliss is lifted into a medical car after his accident at Phillip Island

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[Tadeu]

infelizmente estes serviços pecam por não haver muita gente capaz de usar espelhos e perceber o que as luzes azuis e sirenes querem dizer.

é bastante comum ver-se malta parada num semaforo com um carro destes atras, ou mesmo em movimento.

cheguei a ver malta propositadamente a "mardar vir" com o gajo da ambulancia e a dizer para passar por cima. pode ser que aconteça o mesmo quando um dia precisarem...
enfim, os bons modos do costume!

Façam-se ouvir, também, algumas excepções bem mais frequentes às que referes, embora não tão graves, por motivos obvios.
Grande parte do serviço de transporte de doentes e portugal é assegurado pelos "bombeiros voluntarios" e outros, de natureza privada, que são os "transportes especializados de doentes", pagos sobre a mesma bitola.
Muitas das ambulâncias desses privados assinala marcha de urgência aquando do transporte de de doentes crónicos e, muitas vezes, sem transportar ninguém, por forma a fiar livre mais rapidamente e, no imediato, poder fazer outro "frete!).

Este comportamento, as falsas marchas de urgência, raramente é fiscalizado.
O facto é que me recordo que no ano passado, na Amadora, a PSP fez essa fisalização e perdeu-se tempo que eventualmente foi fatal para o doente...

Fica o reparo, que vale o que vale, só e apenas

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quem quiser ver a "frota" do INEM
INEM

[Fnoronha]

e faltam aí os GOLF V GTI da BT... é vê-los a passar em alcantra todos vaidosos com aquele ar de chibo insecrável.....

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e faltam aí os GOLF V GTI da BT... é vê-los a passar em alcantra todos vaidosos com aquele ar de chibo insecrável.....

Este ? (apesar de ser um pouco off-topic)

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Penso que tirada aqui deste fórum

[Fnoronha]

precisamente!!