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By law I would say that the ambulance driver has to stay at the scene of the RTA it has caused, or the driver would get done for hit and run/ leaving the scene of an accident.

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Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
This is a very good point.
Is that end of discussion then?? 🙁

Do you want me to edit my post!!??

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Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
Nice1
If the pedestrians are friends of yours:

1st. Kick the crap outta the driver and co-pilot for making a mess.
2nd. Check the injured people on the Ambulance, for any money..loose change..jewelry, rings etc and keep it.
3rd. Finish off your kebab and bottles of beer.
4th. Grab a cab and its offski home....

another normal Friday night out..........Gradely... 😛😉😀

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Originally posted by Sicilian Smaug
No, it's not the end of the discussion. The driver would have to phone the police to report the hit and run...

But what if the first RTA was also a hit and run?
The first RTA wasn't caused by the ambulance driver.

He cause his RTA, he has to stay at the scene to give his details to the police regardless of the other accident.

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