Ambulances involved in 334 crashes in Scotland last year
May 5th, 2009 | Published in UK News
Ambulance vehicles were involved in crashes almost every day of last year, it has been revealed.
The Scottish Ambulance Service said there had been 334 collisions – 67 of them during 999 missions.
Critics blamed pressure put on drivers to meet an eight-minute emergency call target.
According to figures released through the Freedom of Information Act, ambulances were involved in 160 bumps in 2008.
Read full article: The Daily Record.

