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#11. Posted:
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This isn't directly related but in London if a ambulance is behind you with it's flashing lights on and your at the front of the queue but the lights on are red you cannot go over the light to get out of the way and if you would do that you would receive a fine even if you said that you were making room for a ambulance.
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Palmer_ wrote Run the **** over, simple

I don't know if anyone knew this, but police and ambulance alike can legitimately do this if they have lights on and are in an emergency situation like getting someone to the hospital.

I personally would just hammer it over the top of the assholes. The police and ambulance drivers are insured for liability for this exact reason.
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Blocking traffic solves absolutely nothing.
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