Adam Ploessl
EF0
There are more, I just grabbed the first 2 I had bookmarked. There are some others that address response and better resource positioning over using lights and sirens and limiting the use of lights on a scene. When you only save average of 2 minutes on a call and only 5% of the calls dispatched as emergent are true emergencies where patient outcome would change due to a quick response, it's hardly worth it. Most of the lights and sirens responses are done just because that's the way it always has and people have lots of emotional attachment to running with them. If we actually used evidence based guidelines like everywhere else in EMS and applied them to lights and sirens, I would't rarely, if ever, see them used.
Regardless, I still stand by my statement that there is no need for any stormchaser to be using anything more than 4ways for any reason.
Regardless, I still stand by my statement that there is no need for any stormchaser to be using anything more than 4ways for any reason.