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Motorists warned not to tailgate ambulances

Motorists warned not to tailgate ambulances

May 24, 2024
6:16 pm

A trend of motorists tailgating ambulances and other emergency vehicles is becoming a major concern for the emergency services who are appealing to drivers to stop this practice.

Starcom Network News has learnt that a Queen Elizabeth Hospital ambulance was damaged on Wednesday morning at Hothersal Turning, St. Michael when a tailgating vehicle ran into the back of the ambulance which had its siren on and was transporting a patient.

The QEH’s Communications Specialist, Shane Sealy, confirms that the incident occurred.

He warns that this is a dangerous and illegal practice.

The QEH’s Communications Specialist, Shane Sealy.

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