Not sure the crossing of the solid whites at 4:10 was entirely "fully in accordance" with regulations, but I get your point ;)

@@TheRCBiker That was to allow a clear and safe passage of the the emergency vehicle so that the driver could get a full view of the road ahead and other drivers' could see the incoming vehicle. This is what we teach on Advanced Response Driving courses. Get your point too but why not book in for a lesson?

I will confirm that yes, @Mike5, is correct. You should not cross a solid white line and if you do, and there is an incident, then the law will not stand by any emergency responder. This was a road that I drove at least twice a day so I was fully aware of the road structure. @TheRCBiker is right regards the road position I took did allow for a clearer view of the corners.

@@TheRCBiker Whats your job Biker for the invite mine was SAR now 4x4 response.

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