Posted by John S-B on April 08, 2011 at 17:21:29 from (206.211.166.220):
In Reply to: New Traffic Laws posted by jonak on April 08, 2011 at 11:50:57:
I drove a truck in the mid eighties, it was common practice for truck drivers to move over a lane for anything stopped on the road, be it a cop, ambulance, or just a vehicle with a breakdown. Just common sense. And in Ohio, most people don"t know it, but it"s illegal to enter the block where an emergency vehicle has responded to a call. Now on a 4 lane road, a medic responding to a EMS call it"s no big deal. But when some Yahoo tries to come down a street with only one lane open, it blocks everything up. It"s also illegal to run over a firehose. I have seen a cop make a girl shut off her car and sit on the curb until the fire was out for running over a hose. (5" hose and a compact car. We usually block as many lanes as we need to deal with an accident or fire. And we will shut down an interstate in a heartbeat if we need to. It"s easier than sending some to the hospital.
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