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Day 13 of our #BlueLightAware videos - this covers emergency motorcycles. They often respond to traffic situations differently than 4+ wheeled vehicles. This video will help you to understand what to expect and what to do.
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Week 2 and day 8 of our series of #BlueLightAware videos - lots of different advice here, go left, stay where you are or move wide in the lane to create a gap. Confused? No need to be. Watch our video and you'll know exactly how to respond.
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With #BlueLightAware day 4 comes our motorway breakdown video.
Knowing what to do when you see the 999 services or a recovery vehicle at the side of the motorway can be a lifesaver for you and those on the carriageway. Here's what to do.
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It's #BlueLightAware day 2 - today we look at red traffic lights. Everyone wants to help and nobody wants to intentionally hold up a 999 vehicle on its way to an emergency.. BUT... you cannot go through a red light to allow them to pass.
Watch our video so you know what to do.
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Ok.. it's December the 8th and here is the first of our run of #BlueLightAware videos
Smart motorways - no hard shoulder means the usual route for 999 vehicles has gone. You will often find lanes closed with red X's. Learn what to do and how to create an emergency corridor
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The technology and safety features in modern cars have changed dramatically in recent years. Cameras, sensors, ADAS and more are all designed to make vehicles safer and this #RoadSafetyWeek we are reminded that Safe Vehicles Save Lives.
Embracing and working with these features as a driver can help to improve road safety but notwithstanding this lets not forget that safe vehicles need a safe driver too. In car technology is there to enhance you not replace you.
Safe vehicles with safe drivers save even more lives.
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November brings a huge change to the roads - our @NationalHways free posters and driver info sheets will act as a great reminder to commercial drivers to drive to the conditions - ensuring everyone gets home safe and well. 👇🏽
drivingforbetterbusiness.com…
#drivingforwork #fleetmanagers
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👋🏽Good morning - would you like help to understand what fleet managers and safety managers should be covering after a driving for work incident? drivingforbetterbusiness.com… #drivingforwork #fleetmanagement #healthandsafety #RiskManagement
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@H_S_E
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Project EDWARD has launched a brand-new series of informal online gatherings called First Fridays, with the inaugural session taking place this week.
roadsafetygb.org.uk/news/pro… 🔗
#RSGB
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Day 10
Whether you're driving or parking. Leaving enough room for 999 vehicles is essential. Learn more with our #BlueLightAware video
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We are delighted to have PCC Joy Allen joining us at #UKROEdNPCCconf in October
@DurhamPCC
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Day 9
Most of the time you may never know that a rolling road block has been implemented and removed from a motorway... but what if you end up right at the front?
Our #BlueLightAware video is here to help.
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Day 8
1.Pull over to the left
2.Keep hard shoulder clear
3.Create an emergency corridor
3 things you can do to make progress easier for 999 vehicles #BlueLightAware
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Day 7
Emergency vehicles can stop in live lanes of the motorway.. here's what you need to know. #BlueLightAware keeping you safe and legal.
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We are delighted to announce that Nick Harris CEO at @NationalHways will be one of our keynote speakers at #UKROEdNPCCconf in October.
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Day 6
Mini, single/multi lane, spiral, turbo, magic and more. What are we on about? Roundabouts. They are getting more complicated and if you then have a 999 vehicle it can be very stressful. Get your response right and follow the advice in our #BlueLIghtAware video.
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Day 5
Solid white lines
Nowhere to go
An emergency vehicle behind
What do you do!! It's not complicated. Keep a cool head and follow the advice in our #BlueLightAware video.
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🍺🚗🚓 Last year, nearly every 18 minutes someone was convicted of a drink-driving offence. Don’t risk being the next one caught.
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Day 4
There's a vehicle broken down on the motorway (or dual carriageway) ahead. It may be creating an obstruction and can often put the occupants and recovery drivers/999 responders in danger. What can you do to help? Our #BlueLIghtAware video is here to help.