Drivers who let an ambulance past could be fined up to £1,000 if they don't do it properly

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While most motorists are aware that they should promptly make way for emergency vehicles with flashing blue lights, the situation isn't always straightforward. ‌

However, drivers must be cautious not to break traffic laws in the process, such as driving in a bus lane or ignoring a red light, as doing so could lead to hefty fines. The same caution is advised when considering entering a yellow box junction. ‌

In addition to financial repercussions, certain offences, like running a red light, can also result in three points being added to your licence. ‌

A spokesperson from West Midlands Ambulance Service has offered guidance on the matter, stating: "If you are at the lights and can see an emergency vehicle behind you, stay where you are until the light turns green or the e