I will go out on a limb and coment on that one goose. Although that is seldom or ever the case, sometimes slowing down is important. Usualy we are thrown around while trying to take care of a patient.
Those units ride rough, and We often have to tell the driver to slow his rear end down. Everyone gets wound up and not thinking straight. Gray hair often helps with the comon sence thing.
If that patient had a back injury is about the only reason that comes to mind right now, but there are no doubt many more.
I would not have passed out of respect, how many of the fast folks realy need to go as fast as they do.
We all make mistakes even if we drive emergency vehickles.
A very large law suit can be won if the driver is needed in back, and keeps on driving. The patients well being is utmost.
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