WA Radio Scanner Users' Group

I am now thoroughly disturbed

I guess you mean this:
http://www.ambulance.net.au/content.asp?id=90

How can you tell that the Ambulance is of older production?

Tom wrote:Dear Kombi,

Forgive me for asking but are you the same fella who drives around in the white Kombi 'assisting' the police at prangs?

Sounds disturbing...what does that kombi-guy do?

Yep I actually checked google maps right after I posted...silly me
It isn't that far away.

Before I rant any more, lets get some facts :) Does anybody actually know what the vehicle is used for? Where is Whitemans Park anyway? Then we can decide between two options: a) If it has any sort of emergency response purpose that would remotely involve an intersection and it has no further warnin...

WPXZBP wrote: Whiteman Park emergency response vehicle.

pretty silly where they have stuck the emergency lights...fine viewing for front and back...but don't want to be in there approaching an intersection - way to far at the back of the vehicle!

AFAIK it's the EU (European Union) Guidelines, nothing more nothing less. And they recommend how big ambulances should be, what should be in them, divide them up in to categories (A: Patient transport 1 person, B: Patient Transport 2 People, C: Emergency Ambulance 1 person). Also talks about size of...

firie163 wrote:This new livery meets the new international standard for Ambulances, so they can be easily identified.

Who made up this international standard, and where can I get my hands on it?

Cheers for the info guys!

Thought the amber light would be additional hazard lights....just thought it would be easier to stick some flashing lights on the roof...but each to their own

dunno bout speccy i heard it but didnt see it to the last minute coming up behind you its fine you can see it to a point, side on forget it does look awesum at night though during the day kinda average. I think I get what you mean, but it would be great if you could rephrase that using proper punct...

found these on flickr. Pretty good visibilty, it getting to a near perfect example! If I had to bitch I'd say a little more contrast would help (yellow on white doesn't stick out big time) - but hey, we don't want to overreact. So, check them out! http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1115/1460412587_43b99...

Does anybody have infos or even better pics of Patient Transport Vehicles here in WA? Don't really have any clue about them, apart from the fact that they do the NEPT (non emergency pationt transport) side of things, of course. What is the training standard of the drivers? Where are they stationed? ...

If it's two of us maybe we can use our superiour buing power to get cheaper chcoccies...?!

cheers guys