Driver fined £130 for pulling into bus lane to let ambulance pass - LBC
How you could be breaking the law by letting an ambulance or police car pass - Wales Online
Drivers face £1,000 fines for letting emergency vehicles pass in the wrong way - North Wales Live
UK driving law - You could be fined up to £1,000 for giving way to an ambulance | Express.co.uk
Drivers face £1,000 fines for letting emergency vehicles pass in the wrong way - North Wales Live
How pulling over to let an ambulance or police car pass could earn you a £1000 fine - Mirror Online
Spot an ambulance or police car behind you? Here's what the law says you should do to avoid a £1k fine - North Wales Live
New Highway Code on Emergency Vehicles | Alsters Kelley Solicitors
Moving out of the way for an ambulance could leave you with a £1,000 fine - Chronicle Live
Driving fine: Drivers warned of £1,000 fines for letting an ambulance go past | Express.co.uk
You could be breaking the law when letting emergency vehicles through - Manchester Evening News
How to avoid a £1000 fine for pulling over to allow an ambulance to pass - Scottish Daily Express
Man fined £130 for pulling into a bus lane to let an ambulance pass - Manchester Evening News
Can motorists get fined for giving way to an emergency vehicle using blue lights and sirens? Here is what UK law says | The News
Letting emergency vehicles pass safely - Saga
Pulling over to let an ambulance pass could land you a £1,000 fine | Express.co.uk
Driving laws: Drivers face £1,000 fine for letting ambulance drive past under Highway Code | Express.co.uk
Driver fined £130 for pulling into bus lane to let ambulance pass - LBC
What is the law on moving out of the way for an ambulance? - YorkshireLive
You can be fined for avoiding an ambulance | RAC Drive
Driver who pulled into a bus lane to let an ambulance pass is fined £130 causing backlash from Brits | Daily Mail Online
Moving out way of ambulance can land you a fine, here's why | Express.co.uk
Drivers could be fined £1,000 for letting ambulance pass - here's how to avoid it | The Independent
