Ambulance accidents and crashes Compilation. How (NOT) to Let an Ambulance Pass in Traffic. Drivers must stop for ambulances.
If there's an ambulance in traffic with its lights and siren activated, you must get out of the way. Your quick actions could save a life.
Stop the car completely on the side of the road. Stop your vehicle completely so that the car doesn't become a hazard to other vehicles on the road-especially the ambulance.

Check out the latest dashcam accidents videos and accident compilations from around the web: http://dashcamaccidents.altervista.org.

Also visit: http://failblog.altervista.org. All crashes in this video are non-fatal. Take this video as a learning tool (to make you aware of the danger of the road so you know it just happen very fast sometimes).

Please be careful on the roads! Never consume alcoholic beverages before driving. This is the most frequent cause of serious accidents. If you drink, use a non-drinking designated driver, a taxi, or sleep over.

Follow street signs and traffic lights, but use your judgment too. Don't try to beat red lights. And expect others to try to do so, so give them time to go through, particularly trucks that have trouble slowing down. Always stay at a safe distance from other vehicles. A general rule is the farther you are from them, the safer you are.

When you try to run a red light, there are many grave hazards. You take the risk that someone will turn in front of you (thinking that you must be stopping). Or, when the light changes, someone will pull out from the side and into your path. Or, a pedestrian (perhaps a child) will step out into the crosswalk on the far side. You are probably speeding and are committed to running the light, so the accident will be a severe one. The resulting carnage will be your fault, and you will have to live with it for the rest of your life. Keep in mind here that, it is exceptionally difficult for the other driver, when looking at your vehicle head on, whether you