Re: Emergency Driving
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:51 am
Hmmm are u serious ???Zebedee wrote:Clearly then you thought wrong.canon wrote:i would have thought that two sets of eyes on the road wherever practicable would be best practice lol.
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Re: Emergency Driving
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:06 am
No he's not, but I think he's trying to highlight that so long as one set of eyes are on the road then there isn't really a problem. A brief wave to an ambulance they are passing is only a short time compared to the drive back to hospital with his partner in crime in the back dealing with a casualty and only him in the front.canon wrote:Hmmm are u serious ???Zebedee wrote:Clearly then you thought wrong.canon wrote:i would have thought that two sets of eyes on the road wherever practicable would be best practice lol.
Re: Emergency Driving
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:21 am
Actually, I was completely serious. I'm sick of people who troll these forums and contribute nothing except sniping and sarcastic comments.
Re: Emergency Driving
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:05 pm
Clearly then you thought wrong.[/quote] Hmmm are u serious ??? [/quote]
No he's not, but I think he's trying to highlight that so long as one set of eyes are on the road then there isn't really a problem. A brief wave to an ambulance they are passing is only a short time compared to the drive back to hospital with his partner in crime in the back dealing with a casualty and only him in the front.[/quote]
Merely pointing out that two sets are better than one and i take offence ZEB that you think im trolling when even Tyranus thought you were taking the pee. Enroute to an emergency on a 1 is the most dangerous time driving as opposed to enroute to a hospital when you always drive to patient condition and driving technique should be adjusted accordingly.
. There is absolutely no reason to be doing anything other than focus whilst driving on a 1 let alone have someone waving out a window and posing a distraction to the driver, but hey i know sweet FA and have been in the industry over 10 years and am naive etc etc
[/quote]No he's not, but I think he's trying to highlight that so long as one set of eyes are on the road then there isn't really a problem. A brief wave to an ambulance they are passing is only a short time compared to the drive back to hospital with his partner in crime in the back dealing with a casualty and only him in the front.[/quote]
Merely pointing out that two sets are better than one and i take offence ZEB that you think im trolling when even Tyranus thought you were taking the pee. Enroute to an emergency on a 1 is the most dangerous time driving as opposed to enroute to a hospital when you always drive to patient condition and driving technique should be adjusted accordingly.
. There is absolutely no reason to be doing anything other than focus whilst driving on a 1 let alone have someone waving out a window and posing a distraction to the driver, but hey i know sweet FA and have been in the industry over 10 years and am naive etc etcRe: Emergency Driving
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:27 pm
I think posting history has alot to do with it.canon wrote:Merely pointing out that two sets are better than one and i take offence ZEB that you think im trolling when even Tyranus thought you were taking the pee.
Re: Emergency Driving
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 10:38 pm
Its called working together, when the time is right, for things on a streight road, one set of eyes is all it takes,
But when approaching Red Lights a quick all clear saves a few seconds, if it is all clear.
Normally im Writing out the Paper work and going over the rap sheet that we have been sent if im attending (not driving) as i need to be able to attack the scene the best way I can.
different strokes for different folks.
But when approaching Red Lights a quick all clear saves a few seconds, if it is all clear.
Normally im Writing out the Paper work and going over the rap sheet that we have been sent if im attending (not driving) as i need to be able to attack the scene the best way I can.
different strokes for different folks.
Re: Emergency Driving
Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 5:10 pm
Locked, to prevent more trollish posts.