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Not all streets and traffic are affixed the same way. It all depends. sometimes the ambulance driver cannot rely on using an alternate opposite lane because a lot of folks think that its ok to keep driving causing a hinder in pathway escape for the ambulance driver...therefore i find it justifiable to run a red light just to pull aside to let the ambulance go through. and the cop was a complete moron
crooked ass cops
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I hope you contested the ticket.
Don't you know just to stop until it is your turn to move again? Let the ambulance get around you. Of course then you would be ticketed for failing to yield to an emergency vehicle or some nonsense. I suggest you stop driving entirely as the number of traffic crimes decreases when you're a pedestrian.
YDI Definitely. It's a basic question in drivers ED. You do not have the right to break traffic rules, only emergency vehicles do. You are supposed to stop, you're not allowed to cross into oncoming traffic to let him through, run lights, go up on the sidewalk and knock over a taco stand.... you're not an emergency vehicle numbnuts. All these people saying the cop was an idiot, what were you sleeping in drivers ed? Most people know you can't run a red for an ambulance whey they're 15 years old. You could have killed somebody.
If the lights were working as they should, no traffic should have been passing on that road anyway. If it were a narrow road or other cars were in the way, it's possible that the OP really did HAVE to move so that the ambulance could get where it's going. Still technically "illegal," maybe, but if that were the case then the officer should have let it slide.
@ #81 die in a grease fire
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challenge that shit in court
Bribe him with a doughnut. If that doesn't work, file a complaint.