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@Jim37F here’s one for you:

I’m driving on the freeway to work and see not one, but two Honolulu EMS ambulances oncoming in the opposite direction. A bit out of their jurisdiction? Super rando.
 
@Jim37F here’s one for you:

I’m driving on the freeway to work and see not one, but two Honolulu EMS ambulances oncoming in the opposite direction. A bit out of their jurisdiction? Super rando.
It's their IFT team.
 
@Jim37F here’s one for you:

I’m driving on the freeway to work and see not one, but two Honolulu EMS ambulances oncoming in the opposite direction. A bit out of their jurisdiction? Super rando.
Lol Hey, when weather grounds Hawaii Life Flight, you gotta get that Pt to that Mainland specialty center *somehow* ;)
 
And sometimes we have to go help them out with lift assits on those long distance calls, just part of the job you know?
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Jokes aside, for our apparatus, because all the manufacturers are on the Mainland, after they build them, they drive them cross country to the ports as kind of a final road test from what I've heard. That and it's probably cheaper than paying to ship them that much further lol

Idk if the same would be true of a new ambulance or not tho
 
Jokes aside, for our apparatus, because all the manufacturers are on the Mainland, after they build them, they drive them cross country to the ports as kind of a final road test from what I've heard. That and it's probably cheaper than paying to ship them that much further lol

Idk if the same would be true of a new ambulance or not tho
I drove an ambulance from BraunNW (also builds for Honolulu) from Washington to Colorado. Save a bunch of money on freight and was a nice shakedown cruise (that went to the ford dealer soon after).
 
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