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Where? Well all over the world. St john ambulance has many roles round the world form first aid, to ambulance services, to hospital workers. We work in the UK, ireland, jerusalem, australia, singapore, hong kong, canada, germany, you get my drift...... Hope I answered your question
Because when you see it in your rear-view mirror, It reads AMBULANCE, and you know to pull over to let it pass.
The ambulance has to respond. the person can refuse attention if he is over 18, not incoherent and conscious
The people that are eligible to stay at Chelsea pensioners are the ones that are: over 65 years old, free of any financial obligation to support a spouse or family. Also eligible for admission are any former officers of the British Army who meet the criteria above.
So that if you see it in your rear-view mirror, you can read it instantly, and pull over to let the ambulance go by (which is the law in most if not all states).
To YIELD or to give the right-of-way.
I would call an ambulance.
Call an ambulance and they will take you to the hospital to do something
If the ambulance isn't using its lights and sirens, just follow normal traffic laws. If it is, you'll need to pull over to the side of the road and wait for it to pass.
It is written that way because when you look in the rear-view and side-view mirrors, you can see "AMBULANCE" written correctly, and can pull over to the right side of the road to let it through.
Anyone can buy and own a used ambulance, not just businesses and organizations. Just make sure to remove the red emergency lights or paint over them before you go driving around in it.
Yes, they can be found all over Germany. They are known as Die Malteser there.