I believe the main reason why drivers in Europe yield to emergency vehicles with flashing blue lights and sirens is because they only use both in truly urgent situations. From what I understand, in the U.S., ambulances always drive with blue lights and sirens, which might make people pay less attention over time. Here in Europe, we know that when both the lights and sirens are on, it means they need to get somewhere quickly. Emergency services can also choose to drive with just blue lights or even without them if the situation isn’t as critical.
![[POV] PANIC as Car Crash Blocks Highway During Emergency Ride](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fF9UV8stMtk/mqdefault.jpg)
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I believe the main reason why drivers in Europe yield to emergency vehicles with flashing blue lights and sirens is because they only use both in truly urgent situations. From what I understand, in the U.S., ambulances always drive with blue lights and sirens, which might make people pay less attention over time. Here in Europe, we know that when both the lights and sirens are on, it means they need to get somewhere quickly. Emergency services can also choose to drive with just blue lights or even without them if the situation isn’t as critical.
Amazing. God job for the rest of drivers.
The 'rescue lane' should be obligatory is all countries!
3:37 😅 stehendes Fahrzeug auf mittlerem Fahrspur 😂
Crazy how all the people who make the emergency lane just save a life as well.
0:39 the siren kind of syncs up with the music.
😂 du befindest dich in einem Stau 😂😂 1:53 👍
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Mann holt sich ein Punkt in Flensburg und kein Ticket
0:45
@@GalaxyGamer_De Man bekommt nicht automatisch nen Punkt. Man bekommt aber fast immer bzw. Immer ne Anzeige. (Ticket ist Anzeige)