An on board view, from an Ambulance in the UK on a blue light run, when a Metropolitan Police Territorial Support Group van comes up behind. We then end up in convoy for about 6 minutes. Enjoy!

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    35 Comments

    1. Police vehicles seem to have more 'clout' when it comes to getting through traffic on blues. The idiot drivers also don't seem to take advantage and follow close behind to queue jump when its a police vehicle! Seen it done numerous times with ambulances and they always end up turning off in a different direction so clearly not associated to anyone getting treatment.

    2. 5:50 drivers need to remember the only time they can cross a red light that is operating correctly is if a police constable in uniform stands in the road and takes over directing traffic. Special Escort Groups do this. If they direct you over a red light and you get a ticket, it gets cancelled, but not if you thought there was an emergency vehicle trying to get past! At no other point can you cross it, even if someone is behind you with a siren blaring and lights flashing. They have to wait unfortunately. It is for them to find a way around you, not for you to break the Law and possibly injure or kill someone else. If you do cross a red light you can get a fine and points, especially from a camera. If you run someone over or hit another vehicle and/or cause injuries/damage or cause others to have a collision – you WILL be prosecuted. An emergency vehicle behind you is no defence in Law, it is only used as an excuse to try and lower any sentence you get.
      You can not be prosecuted for obeying a traffic signal such as a red light. You will not be prosecuted for obstruction either as it would cause further more serious offences in this context.
      There is also NO requirement in Law to damage your vehicle and you certainly should NOT be mounting pavements, this is a further offence you can be prosecuted for. Poor road design or lack of consultation between Councils and Emergency Services is NOT the problem of the drivers using those roads.

    3. prime example why we have a mandatory emergency vehicle corridor in case of traffic jams on motorways in Germany

      Did you guys transport a patient, or why did you let the police van overtake you?

    4. First impression? Ambulance driver worried about double solid lines in the tunnel approach (they cut the siren). There's no oncoming traffic, as it's a dual carriageway, so no risk. Police driver more effective. This isn't a criticism, just an observation.

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