Heart Training

25/04/2025

06/04/2025

As an emergency response driver, we often see other drivers trying to help us out at traffic lights, but please follow the advice below 😁

🚦 Stopped at a Red Light? Stay Put! 🚦

Emergency vehicles will find a way around stationary traffic if safe. If our crews consider it unsafe to pass, they will remain a safe distance behind the queue, turn sirens off (but keep lights on), and wait until they can proceed safely.

If an emergency vehicle is behind you at a red light, do not cross the white line — this is a traffic offence. Our crews will find a way around stationary traffic if safe, which may include using oncoming lanes or a filter lane. If you're first in the queue, remain where you are until the light turns green or until the emergency vehicle has safely passed.

If our crews consider it unsafe to pass, they will remain a safe distance behind the queue, turn their sirens off (but keep lights on), and wait until they can proceed safely.

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20/04/2024

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You’ve found someone collapsed and unresponsive, would you know what to do? Watch this video to learn how to perform by-stander CPR and find out how to acces...

15/03/2024

A comprehensive emergency action plan can make all the difference in instances of cardiac arrest on the field of play.

For guidance on how to build one, check out our Resuscitation on the Field of Play best practice guidelines: https://www.resus.org.uk/get-involved/resuscitation-on-the-field-play

19/02/2024

As 80% of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen at home, providing CPR training in secondary schools empowers students with the skills to try and help save a life.

Check out the resources, including lesson plans, videos and more: https://www.resus.org.uk/public-resource/cpr-schools