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Old 20-04-2011, 19:10   #12
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Re: sirens, police etc.

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are training runs done in random areas or down the same stretches of road?
I'd imagine like all driving instructors there are specific patches of road used more frequently than others.

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I would love to know what the reasoning is for sirens at silly late hours when the roads are empty.
To alert drivers and pedestrians that something is coming towards them quickly. Although trust me all the lights and sirens in th world make no difference to some.

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the point I am making is if he had his lights on (but sirens still off) he wouldnt have been found guilty by law.
Maybe, maybe not. Using lights and sirens doesn't automatically indemnify you from prosecution.
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