Emergency lights ... do the right thing when you see them.

Tammy, I pray that Sgt. Eric John will pull through. Though in FL you must change lanes when there are emergency vehicles, however, some certainly don't obey this law. It's really not that difficult.

Thanks for the remionder, I wish you didn't need to say it. 

Tammy:  All too often we hear stories about how either a medic, law enforcement officer or just a good Samaritan who had stopped to help a motorist gets hit by a careless passing motorist.  How truly sad.  It is the duty of all of us to not only "drive defensively" but to "drive protectively."  Blessings for Sgt. John and his family.

One of the other agents is right.  Focus on driving and not on the radio.

OH that's a shame!!  Also, do NOT rubber neck!  They say that people that rubber neck tend to drive TOWARDS what they are looking at.  Keep your eyes on the road, slow down . . . accidents like this are so avoidable!

Slow down is the right thing to do. Watch for all parties to the best of your abilty sometimes one can not see everything but do your best to watch for all parties..... Prayers for all

 Tammy, This is an important reminder for everyone to be aware of our emergency helpers. Keep everyone safe. Move over!

Hi Tammy. Always enjoy reading your posts.

We have a close friend that is an EMT. He is always reminding us of the dangers of intersections. Funny what folks take for granted: their lives of all things.

I appreciate your reminders here and will pay attention and pass them along.

I wish everyone could just slow down but the problem seems to be getting worse as time goes own. We are very selfish and self centered and this is what cause the problem We are not a GOD fearing or caring people.

The president says that we are not a Christian nation anymore.  He is right.

Too many people disregard flashing emergency lights on the road. Yes, let's give those whose very lives depend on the timely delivery of the sick or injured the respect they deserve.

Prayers for Sgt Eric John.. I used to think people were just ignorant of sirens until I was riding with a lady once who just totally panicked when a firetruck came barreling up behind us. I think maybe a lot of people are the same way.

Tammy  -- I think this message should be repeated.

It IS the law you know to slow down and move over when you see emergency lights on the roadway.  Police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances.  If you see those flashing lights SLOW DOWN and move over.

In the OLD SOUTH, we pulled over for flashing lights and funerals....we got out of our cars when stopped by the police and always had our license and registration....

Prayers for Sgt. Eric John. It always boggles the mind when people do not move over when they see emergency vehicles. They all think they can do whatever they want.

Great Info for all in every area!!!!!! Keep up the good Info and good luck with your business,  E

Our prayers are for Sgt. John - what a terrible story. Our son is a first responder also, so we thank you for making sure everyone knows to move over!

I hope Sgt. Eric John recovers, prayers for he and his family. This is a terrible tragic story. We should all slow down and thank those who go out there and put themselves in harms way for us. 

Thank you for this posting!! As a volunteer firefighter, I am always nervous when working an accident scene. Always one eye on the job at hand and one eye on the traffic!!

Prayers for Sgt John!!