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It’s amazing how many people drive with blinder’s on.

Does no one get over anymore? Are we that entitled today? Or are we that distracted? Have all the ridiculous safety gadgets insulated us from our surroundings?

I am totally blown away at the damn idiots who refuse to move over for lights and sirens. I wish there was a way to ticket each and everyone of them. Thank all of you for your service. God bless.

I am a former firefighter. When I drove fire equipment, I wanted vehicles to pull to the right and stop if it was safe to do so. Some times when vehicles are moving at the speed of the other traffic, it is not safe to immediately move to the right and/or stop. In areas of traffic congestion, I wanted traffic to just stop and allow my emergency vehicle to find a way through the congestion. People should frequently look in their rear view mirror for things developing behind them, and be ready to take appropriate action.

It’s so crazy how people panic and don’t know how to get out of the way

Yeah, former LEO here. Would have been chewed out for this type of driving for a traffic accident that already has fire and EMS on scene. Also my state does not allow us to dangerously blow through red lights, we must stop and fully clear it first, even when running code. The amount of lives put in danger to run code on a call that did not need you to arrive where the situation is under control. Sure step it up some but no need to run like this.

I was yelling "get out of the way. Are you deaf?" 😒

The number of completely tuned-out drivers is astonishing. Taught all my kids to drive with full "situational awareness" at all times. Hope it sticks with them.

OMG, where did he go, Tennessee ???? He was the closest unit? With fire on the scene?? It would have taken just ONE car to ruin his day...My Lord !! Thanks APA

Seems like he had to come from 2 counties over for an accident.

Seems like a long way to respond to an accident.

This would be a prefect example of incorrect code 3 response to a call

Holy crap that was some dangerous driving! I can't believe he passed the other police car the way he did. He's lucky he didn't kill anyone

As an EMT, there’s no real justification for the officer to run code 3 to an accident call where fire and EMS are already on scene. Also a lot of his driving was out of line such as passing on the right when there’s opportunity to pass on the left.

This driving is crazy--when did EVOC stop teaching to pass on the left when running lights and siren?

If I drove this way, and I run hot through Little Rock every day I work, I'd be fired on the spot. And I'd deserve it. That was some of the most dangerous Code 3 driving I've ever seen. The risk vs reward was ZERO.

All that shit for a fender bender?

One of the best videos worldwide. Masterpiece. THANK YOU. Regards from East Germany (GDR)

It took nine and a half minuets to get to that accident, and somehow no one was closer to respond, whilst driving erratically and well over the posted speed limit.

Ya'll need to pass and enforce a law that if someone doesn't move for emergency response vehicles then they have to pay a LARGE fine! These drivers are completely ridiculous!!!!!

As a retired police officer and FTO, this driving should greatly concern any police supervisor.

Failing to yeild possible causes: 1) Not paying attention. 2) Is distracted. 3) Panicking / Scared. They freeze up like that Jeep. 4) Geniunely can't hear (deaf, loud volume, or car cancels out external noise too well. Especially modern cars.) 5) Can't physically get over due to other traffic. 6) Not reading the situation / Lack of awareness. 7) Genuinely does not care. 8) Purposely blocks out of spite for LEOs / EMS (rare but does happen in some places).

The comments are a mixed bag here, a ton of people praising the officer for good driving and a ton of people criticizing him for passing on the right and creating dangerous situations. In my opinion both these views are correct, yes his driving was very skillfull from a driving standpoint, however passing on the right as much as he did created some possibly dangerous situations had somebody reacted in a way he didn't expect. Considering the sheer amount of people failing to yield for the officer I don't blame him for the way he is driving, however this is definitely not standard procedure and I would only recommend driving this way if the situation 100 percent calls for it. I don't think this type of driving was necessary for this response. On a side note, people should pay attention and stop being blind while driving, so many people in this video I want to send back to driving school.

All that dangerous driving and possible wrecks for nothing something that's already under control???

What a long drive to get to an accident...hope everyone is going to be alright...

As former LEO, I have to ask, he ran code for that? Side note, I thought he had left his cruiser in drive for a minute when the firetruck started to back up. Caught up in the excitement i reckon.

Good thing this wasn't a home invasion call.

Pretty stupid driving for a MVA with injuries just to stand around and do nothing. The needed units were already the " fire-ems" . Put alot of citizens in danger .

"Over the river and through the woods...to grandmother's house we go...."

The amount of people that don't pull to the side for an emergency vehicle drives me crazy like really.

This shows how many drives should NOT have their license. This officer is very used to driving this area and knows how people DO NOT care and DO NOT pull over. On another note there is no reason this officer needs to be driving so crazy if medics are already on scene. He is no rushing to save anyone's life. He is rushing to do an accident report 🤦‍♀️

Officer scores a 0 for safe driving and another 0 for driving like an idiot for a low priority call.

Where was he responding from Montana?... I dont understand why he was in such a rush to get there when medics were already there..

Pretty bold driving ….. All that for nothing.

I always honk my horn 5 times as I turn on my emergency "flashers" as I pull over, a lot of other drivers will hear and see this and pull over as well. Not all, but most. This can have (thankfully) a cascading affect and cause more drivers to realize that an emergency vehicle (ambulance, fire, police) is coming at Code 3....

That was some pretty aggressive driving by that officer for such a long distance response. And the idiot drivers who don't move over or get out of the way when they hear sirens and see red and blue lights didn't help.

Terrible response, we’ll see how long it takes him to get in an accident responding when he’s passing people on the right where they are trained to pull to.

Was that type of response really necessary tho? A single vehicle into a pole, low speed. I mean, the air bags probably didn't even deploy, it wasn't a high volume roadway, that didn't require a response that, let's be honest, put others at risk. The driver of an emergency vehicle exercising a privilege granted by law, must drive with due regard for safety, having regard to all the circumstances of the case, including the nature, condition and use of the highway; the amount of traffic that is on, or might reasonably be expected to be on, the highway; the nature of the use being made of the emergency vehicle at the time. Emergency vehicle operations have always been dangerous, but it’s more of a threat today than ever before. Congested roads, distracted drivers, cars built to keep drivers from hearing the very noise we make to alert them to our presence, and technology within our vehicles all make the simple task of driving a complex and stressful one. Responding with emergency lights and siren does not relieve personnel of the duty to continue to drive with due regard for the safety of all persons. You don’t automatically have the right-of-way just because you’re running lights and sirens or driving an emergency vehicle. You are simply requesting the right-of-way from other drivers. You don’t have the right-of-way until those other drivers are aware of your presence and have yielded to you. That’s why you need to try to make your presence and intended actions known to other drivers, and drive defensively so when other drivers do something unexpected, you have time to react. You have a duty to serve the public, to travel and arrive safely at the scene of an incident, and to do “the most good for the most people.” Never forget your number-one priority: everyone goes home safe! Drive as if your life depends on it, because it does. This also applies to the lives of your crew and the public you serve. Keep in mind some people are hearing impaired, some people are vision impaired, and these people can be crossing at intersections, children can be running after puppies - things happen that you need to prepare for and there is not emergency important enough to risk the lives of innocent members of the public.

I agree that a lot of people didn’t move when needing too. My only criticism to you, is there was a few spots you were bobbing and weaving where the car in front of you got confused by where you were going and you could have been in a accident easily.. careful brother. You are a great driver though I’ll give you that. Just pick what lane your going to be on, and if you gotta change, make sure your not flying up behind a car that’s in the lane you just went to because they are trying to go to the opposite then you’re trying to get back left leaving them in the middle of the road with you coming up quick. No bueno

Wow, I'm glad I wasn't the one waiting for aid. It took forever.

This officer broke all the "Code 3" response protocols with the crazy driving. Passed vehicles on both side, weaved in and out of traffic, weaved around cars with another police car to the left running code....confuses drivers badly doing this, overall quite reckless tossing safety out the window. About the only thing they did right was slow down at intersections where they had the red light. This officer needs to understand the most important thing it to "get on scene." If you crash responding by driving like your pants are on fire you will do nobody any good and cause others to respond to the original call and now your accident. Glad they made it....but luck does run out too. Driving like they were put everyone at risk and the lawsuit would have been high. 10 minutes is a unusually long code run, they must have very limited police coverage.

I do not mean to critique, but this is not how you should respond to an accident. That type of speed should only be used in critical situations. Police have the responsibility of helping to secure the scene, complete any necessary investigation etc. In my time in law enforcement (albeit I have been out for almost 20 years), the situation did not call for that. Also one post thought, you do not pass another responding vehicle like this officer did. It demonstrated the officers state of mind that he wanted to race to the scene. I hope his supervisor put a formal warning on his file.

No other officers closer? Seriously? I'm sorry, to me this is not justifiable, he put a whole lot of innocent lives in danger.

Haven’t found regulations for Law Enforcement, but NFPA 1710 governs fire department response. They recommend the first unit of a career department to be on scene in under four minutes, 90% of the time. In the time it took this one officer to arrive, the NFPA recommended the entire alarm assignment to be on scene (average four apparatus).

I'm a retired Fire Fighter , I can't remember how many Times we Beat Our Brothers in Blue to the Scene... We need to stop the BS about Defunding our policeman and Hire a whole lot more... this officer did a great job with Traffic, Still took much to Long

Code 3 driving is a whole different skill. Good job.

Holy crap! Driving like that for 10 minutes would put me in a different city, why was that officer even called to respond??

I live pretty close to Hinson and I remember hearing the sirens coming for awhile trying to figure out where they were going. It seemed like it went on forever.

Fast and reckless driving for a 3rd responder. Patient already loaded up in meat wagon and fire crew leaving the scene. Officers driving and situational awareness get a C- at best. Sorry not sorry.

Hmm, Arkansas must not have an EVAP requirement...first rule is NEVER pass traffic on the right. Made me cringe each time I saw it, just waiting for a car to merge right.

I’m driving school I was taught to check my mirrors every three seconds. That seems excessive, but often you see emergency vehicles before you hear them.

wow.. endangering all those people for a small accident with barely any damage. Fire and EMS on scene walking slowly around not really in a hurry.. but naw, endanger more people!

For everybody thinking people weren’t moving out of his way. They had no idea he was there. He was completely outrunning his siren. That was a dangerously high speed response to a major accident. FD and EMS are the ones doing all the heavy lifting at a major accident. Not the Police. As his supervisor, if I looked at that video, we start with counseling and work our way up to a couple days off if it continues.

Okay I too was a former career firefighter and what are you as a patrol officer going to do when you arrive. Put out a flare pattern, save lives or what? There was no reason for driving the way you did, i.e. on the right shoulder? This is a sad video of what not to do. If someone would have merged to the right as told and you hit them, what was your department going to say?

Man,that took along time to get there, I live in a small rich town of Plymouth mi, and it only take 2min for cop to show!

I get it he's trying to expedite and I totally support LE, but immediately passing on the right like that rolling code is asking for a crash. Often vehicles will automatically pull to the right without looking. Right in front of you. Worked on an ambulance for 10 years and I'd have been fired for driving like that even if the rig was able to do so.

I'm not judging any LEO for hurrying to an accident or call for help. Just remember if you bend it or cause another accident what good are ya...💙

I’ve seen cops driving slower during chases! Dang skillful.

I am amazed that you could get away with reckless driving like that. Hasn't anybody ever taught you that you do not pass on the right when rolling code? Several times we saw people try to merge to the right to get out of your way only to find out you were already there. You never pass on the right when rolling lights and siren. It goes straight down the center line and if they don't move you sit on their ass until they do move. And what for? So you could put traffic cones out of an incident that was already clearing? In my jurisdiction we have a policy not to exceed the speed limit by more than 10 mph. You were flying! Why? To put out traffic cones of an incident that was already clearing? You were moving like we move when an officer needs help call.

And they say defune the police someone's life could be in danger. Respect The boys in blue for their commitment and service for their communities.

One lesson we can take is when there are multiple units going code 3 responding to a non-violent call (e.g. not a pursuit), a training for the cops may be needed to stay on one side (either left or right). Drivers will be confused when they see a cop on the left, slowly making room by going to the right, and another car is on the right.

Half of the video is this poor cop waiting on the stupid drivers to wake up and get out of the way, IF they do move over… the amount of air heads that just stay there is ridiculous

2:45 Those cars are terrible, didn't even move over just stayed in their lanes you had to use the shoulder. Stupid people. Should have been in the middle.

This felt like very extreme driving to me

The lack of attention to an emergency vehicle is a disgrace,

This first cop is driving reckless weaving in and out of traffic not giving anyone a chance to pull to the right he's a cop the most he's going to do is direct traffic. Now do you see my point about this officer driving reckless

Great Driving , It's good to see most people move out the way !! Come to South Africa , they dont move out the way

Driving like idiots to a vehicle accident is ridiculous and the officer should, at the very least, be written up and suspended for it. Completely ridiculous. Especially since medics are already on scene and rendering aid. There is absolutely no reason this officer needs to get there driving like this.

This clown drove like this to get to a wreck kinda off the beaten path?? UNREAL

I haven’t seen people that dumb since I delivered in Kentucky. Drive in the right lane. I don’t care if you’re turning right in four miles, if there is space in the right lane, and you are not passing, move it over. If an emergency vehicle is coming up behind you (and thanks to four thousand dollars of lighting, you can be seen for over a mile), and you are not already in that right lane, move it over, immediately. With the increased quality of onboard cameras, they ought to be able to mail out ‘failure to yield’ citations like they’re going out of style. The officer was driving as expeditiously as possible despite the best efforts of the majority of the motorists to intervene. Theoretically the left lane would be open, and you can sail on your way, and only chirp the siren to change the lights. But with Dingbad Dale and Left Lane Lucy on a Sunday stroll, emergency operators must actively avoid them.

Love how everyone goes to their left side slowly and skip a heart beat 😂

Seems like a lot of risky driving to get to a fender bender. I could see if it's an officer in need, but this?

Cops irresponsible driving to a One Car accident with minimal damage to the front bumper. No justification for this kind of driving. Flying left and right around people on the road like this is asking for an accident. People don't pull over because they just don't see you coming on to them that fast. Same reason why people don't see motorcycles. One minute they look in their mirror and all is well, within 10 seconds the cop is driving on to them. It's just a matter of time until this officer causes sever injuries to him self and others. Lights and sirens is NOT a license to act like you're the only one on the road.

All that reckless driving for that bullshit crash?? Holy christ...I'm a cop and this is ridiculous. You know they were advised by FD, who was obviously already on scene, WELL before their arrival everything was fine. Almost 10 minutes to arrive on scene of a fender bender....and don't tell me it's a DUI or any BS like that. There are families out and about that you completely gave a f*ck about getting to this stupid crash. I can't wait to retire.

What was the point of driving at breakneck speeds to a accident where fire/rescue already obscene ? Driving practice I guess, or just adrenaline rush.

They should have a license plate software reader and send a fine to everyone who doesn't move over. A min of $500.

Gotta love people that just sit there not like he has lights and siren goin or anything

That was the worst code 3 driving I've ever seen. Then to find out it was a cop. Wow.

The sheer audacity of the pickup truck at 3:57 is demented....imagine..cutting directly in front of an in route cop with lights and sirens on...

This is some of the worst emergency driving I have ever seen, this guy cannot have received any training at all. I hope there was some sort of consequences for this insane behaviour.

Look at how many people are camping out in the left lane oblivious to the world!!

It’s times like this where I wish they would legally be allowed to play that one Ludacris song. “MOVE B***H GET IUT THE WAY!!!!! GET IUT THE WAY B***H GET OUT THE WAY!!!!!”

Absolutely ridiculous to drive like that to a PI where the medics are already on the scene. What the heck was he in a different city to start with, supervisor’s call off chases in traffic like that. If you don’t get there you’re absolutely no help!

"SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT"! Why do people have such a hard time with this concept?!

Guy needs to retake EVOC. No emergency is worth causing another one, especially when your that far out and you know EMS and fire is going to beat you there. I have been in LE for 20 years and this driving has no excuse. Worst was passing cars on the right when the other unit was on the left. Good way to get someone yielding to him to cut you off, or to get that unit cut off by someone swerving left to avoid you. Cars need to yield to the right, make then yield to the right and hold your lane, don’t cut back and forth between all lanes. Driving code does NOT give you the right of way. You are nearly requesting it. You still need to drive with due care until you KNOW what the other driver is going to do and make sure they are reacting to you.

lights and sirens, should, but do not make you totally immune from the average road user. remember that this police vehicle is going at a rate much faster than most cars. i know that on an open road lights and sirens are ineffective at a distance, then, other drivers have to decide where the police vehicle is and which side of the road he is going to pass you. thankfully most road users are aware of their situational surroundings and are quick to respond, then there are the others. having been a first responder, i know that every time that i turned on my lights and siren i was putting myself and other road users in danger. it is a fine line getting to the job in one piece and rendering assistance or crashing into someone else because they were not quick enough to get out of the way

That was *SO* totally unnecessary to go that fast in town with heavy traffic. So what if this cop was first PD unit to arrive. Minor crash (I realize he didn't know the seriousness), but what is PD going to do on scene? Direct traffic? A 10 minute response time is- in and of itself, already crazy. What's another minute or two? No critisism for open road high speed, but in town, heavy traffic at those speeds is clearly uncalled for, not to mention FD and Paramedics already on scene.

Pisses me off that some people still never pull to the right for emergency vehicles. Wake up people and pay attention.

Most of these drivers are so distracted they can't see and hear an emergency vehicle just behind them. Unbelievable.

They had no one closer! This guy must have driven 10 miles to get there!

I thought a officer was Under Fire the way he was driving

One thing ive learned about Arkansas is that NO ONE moves over for emergency vehicles. All the space in the world to move over and you choose not to move.

Single car into a pole, looks like minor damage. That driving was reckless

Geez. He must have taken the long way around.

Who the hell gave this dude his EVOC because his certification should be revoked due to the sheer amount of dangerous driving. That police department needs to retrain all of it's men because they're a serious threat to the publics safety.

That new 10-speed transmission doing work!

What a bunch of hick-cowboys these AK officers/troopers really are.... I've watched enough of them they really are out of control. Putting far more lives in danger than necessary. At about the 3:30 mark splitting the lane because his colleague took the left side and wanted to get to the scene before him. Whomever is in this camera car is a fool (What? No officer name, no GPS?). All this crazy driving just to interview someone already in an ambulance? Take some lessons from Pinellas County FL and their pursuit policy, and listen to the question/answer at about the 16.40 mark in a YT video "Pinellas Co. sheriff shares details into deadly crash involving 3 teens and a stolen Maserati"

Over a 9 minute response time??? They the only 2 units working the whole county????

And even after all of that erratic driving, he still manages to get in the way of the engine trying to back out from the scene 🤦🏽‍♂️