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Old May 31st, 2007
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Default Re: Firemen with blue lights on vehicles

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Originally Posted by Steve in PA View Post
As already stated, those blue lights are "courtesy lights" and are used when the person, normally a volunteer is on their way either to the station or to a call.

Yes you should yield to them.

However, there are some volunteers who think they mean they can drive like a bat out of hell, passing in the wrong lane, speeding (more than one would let slide, etc).

In my jurisdiction, we had one volunteer run a marked car off the road!!! Needless to say he was cited by the officer.
Sound to me like that officers has met my father

Before he passed he was a volunteer fireman for as long as I can remember and when that wistle blew WOW! I think he would have ran over my mom if she didn't move quick enough.



Rich
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