記者14日從中國公安部交通管理局獲悉，該局近日下發(fā)通知，要求各地公安機(jī)關(guān)交通管理部門切實(shí)采取有效措施，保障執(zhí)行緊急任務(wù)的救護(hù)車、消防車、工程救險(xiǎn)車等特種車輛的特別通行權(quán)利，建立和完善應(yīng)急處置工作“綠色通道”，最大限度確保民眾生命和財(cái)產(chǎn)安全。
Beijing (CNS) -- Police should prioritize ambulances and other emergency vehicles on roads, according to a regulation issued Monday by the traffic administration bureau of the Ministry of Public Security.
The regulation said police should respond instantly to citizens' requests for help via telephone, text message or microblog. When necessary, police should also provide the latest traffic conditions, control traffic lights and redirect traffic flow.
Police can order other vehicles to make way for emergency vehicles and provide escorts for them, the regulation added. Those who don't give way for emergency vehicles are subject to severe punishment and fines.
A patient died recently in an ambulance that took 40 minutes to travel less than 3 kilometers in Beijing. Many drivers did not get of its way.
China's traffic laws stipulate that motorists should give emergency vehicles the right of way. However, that law has not been effectively enforced, partly because it's too general, analysts say.
記者14日從中國公安部交通管理局獲悉，該局近日下發(fā)通知，要求各地公安機(jī)關(guān)交通管理部門切實(shí)采取有效措施，保障執(zhí)行緊急任務(wù)的救護(hù)車、消防車、工程救險(xiǎn)車等特種車輛的特別通行權(quán)利，建立和完善應(yīng)急處置工作“綠色通道”，最大限度確保民眾生命和財(cái)產(chǎn)安全。
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