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In the United States ambulances are marked for easy identification and usually have sirens. They have the right-of-way in traffic and other vehicles must given them room to get to their destination unimpeded. | In the United States ambulances are marked for easy identification and usually have sirens. They have the right-of-way in traffic and other vehicles must given them room to get to their destination unimpeded. | ||
| + | The liberals want to take the ambulances away from the people and give them to drug-addicted teen moms. THEY MUST BE STOPPED!!!! | ||
[[Category:Emergency Services]] | [[Category:Emergency Services]] | ||
Revision as of 02:10, May 1, 2010
An ambulance is a vehicle that serves to evacuate people in need of medical attention to get them to a facility where they can be treated.
In the United States ambulances are marked for easy identification and usually have sirens. They have the right-of-way in traffic and other vehicles must given them room to get to their destination unimpeded.
The liberals want to take the ambulances away from the people and give them to drug-addicted teen moms. THEY MUST BE STOPPED!!!!