Why aren't people pulling over for ambulances

Why aren't people pulling over for ambulances and fire trucks in the San Fernando Valley?

Transport 6 dni temu 5 answers • Kelsey P

I live in the San Fernando Valley, where I've owned a cafe for years, dealing with suppliers, staff, and paperwork every week. I've noticed people not pulling over for ambulances and fire trucks, which is a new behavior for me after living in LA for over 20 years. I'm wondering when this started and why it's become a problem in my area.

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Jasmine O • 6 dni temu

As someone who worked in EMS, I can tell you that it's getting even worse. People are becoming more and more reckless when it comes to pulling over for emergency vehicles.

Mathieu Marchand • 6 dni temu

It's infuriating when a car behind tries to overtake after a fire truck has passed, as if they're in a competition to see who can get to the next intersection first.

mathieu_losang5 • 6 dni temu

The lack of enforcement has contributed to a disturbing trend, where drivers see the sirens as an opportunity to tailgate and take advantage of the situation.

Kelsey P OP • 6 dni temu

I'm not surprised by the behavior of some LA drivers, considering the city's reputation for reckless driving.

Rafael P • 6 dni temu

The absence of consequences for reckless driving in LA has led to a complete disregard for traffic rules, with drivers showing no regard for the well-being of others.

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