Stay Calm: Do not panic when you see an emergency vehicle. It is important to remain calm and assess the situation.

Move to the Side: If you can, move to the side of the road and come to a controlled stop without endangering yourself or other road users.

Avoid Stopping Near Traffic Islands: Do not stop near traffic islands or kerbs, as this can obstruct the view of emergency vehicles.

Do Not Brake Harshly: Avoid harsh braking at junctions or roundabouts, as this may cause other vehicles to lose their position and could lead to a collision.

Follow the Route of the Vehicle: If you are in the way, follow the route of the emergency vehicle and allow it to pass safely.

Use Red X Signs: Be aware of red X signs above the carriageway, which indicate that one or more lanes are closed due to an incident ahead.

Emergency Corridors: If lanes are not closed, you can help form an emergency corridor by moving to the right or left to allow emergency vehicles to pass.

Traffic Lights: At traffic lights, emergency vehicles will find a way around you. If you are first in the queue at a red light, leave the emergency vehicle to find its way around you.

Siren and Blue Lights: If you hear a siren or see blue lights, stay calm and look for a safe place to move left and stop.
By following these guidelines, you can contribute to a safer road environment and help emergency services respond more effectively to emergencies.