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   From: reality@check.it   
      
   "Bill Gamelson"  wrote in message   
   news:bMDTl.37316$ho7.32566@newsfe10.iad...   
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   > "D. Stussy"  wrote in message   
   > news:gvn0n9$tad$1@aux.snarked.org...   
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   >> The article clearly states that the ambulance was on an emergency call.   
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   > I realize this, as I am perfectly capable of reading.  I have seen many   
   > ambulances delivering patients on "slow runs" without red lights or siren.   
   > Just because the ambulance was "on an emergency call" does not mean it's   
   > red lights and siren were on.   
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   >> It's SOP to have lights/siren when delivering a patient to a hospital.   
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   > Not in all cases.  See above.   
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   >> Between the two, an ambulance always has right-of-way   
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   > Not if red lighs and siren were off.   
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