Has to be the coolest thing a person can do is be a blood biker... legend

It all depends on whether the group are given exemptions from the police and what region your working in. For us we can use the blues and twos only when authorised by the hospital . In those circumstances we can use them, but we currently cannot pass red lights, we must switch of blue lights and sirens till we have cleared the lights, but we can use them at normal junctions and roundabouts to make progress. I suspect as I said different areas different rules

Nice ride fella; progress with safety.

Hmm. Not sure I would do that ride any slower without the Blues and Twos to be honest

What type of camera do you use, and how is it mounted to your helmet?

So you CAN run blue lights and sirens as a blood biker, providing you have done a course that permits it?

Someone is using a European two tone

I thought blood bikes couldn't go through red lights, did that change?

Do blood bikes have the right to break speed limits? Genuine question.

Will the last Brit to leave Burnley please turn out the lights...

Not nitpicking, but... who's kidding, I *am* nitpicking. 1. Damp roads and you are consistently riding down the "dry line" in the centre of the lane. That's because all the oil and dirt and tyre particles collect there and repel water. Never ride there, always in the wheel track either side. Not just you, a lot do it. 2. 1:37 you turn off the siren before passing a stationary bus - you'd never see a passenger getting off and running out from in front of it. Should have had siren on and be dominating in the opposing lane, not just edging over the line, while also checking the oncoming car for a react.

So slow... Really gay moto driver...