Have you ever wondered what it feels like to be behind the wheel of an emergency vehicle as it responds to a 999 call?
Videos such as this one help the general public to understand some of the challenges faced by blue-light drivers as they respond to emergency calls.
If you are a blue-light driver and have any similar videos, then send them to contact@emergency-services.news contact us via our Twitter or Facebook pages.
We aim to help educate our civilian readers about what helps and what hinders blue-light drivers as they respond to life-or-death emergencies.
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