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Slow-Moving Ambulances Still Require the Right-of-Way
Slow-Moving Ambulances Still Require the Right-of-Way
Slow-Moving Ambulances Still Require the Right-of-Way
First responders in the region are reminding motorists to always yield the right-of-way to emergency vehicles that are running their lights and sirens. Shawn Ballard of Ballard Ambulance in Wenatchee says even though an ambulance might not be traveling at a rate of speed consistent with rushing someone to the hospital, there's still a very good reason why they need a clear path to get there... Rea