Blue Light Aware. The resource for emergency service vehicle awareness on the roads. Learner drivers ✅.New drivers ✅.Experienced drivers ✅.999 drivers ✅. Everyone can learn something from our videos.

Emergency motorcycles are harder to see, much more manoeuvrable and can change direction rapidly. As a new driver or learner it can be a bit stressful. The bikers know what they are doing. Watch our final #BlueLightAware video and so will you.

This is something for all road users. You may not be involved in an incident on the road but you may come across one. One of our more recent videos explains how to make a 999 call and what information can be helpful.

Emergency vehicles need space whether you’re on the road and moving or you have parked and left your vehicle. Today’s #BlueLightAware video contains all you need to know.

The Project EDWARD team with The @BritishHorse Society complete their #DeadSlow ride today when they arrive at the @windsorhorse show - Our #BlueLightAware video has advice for riders and 999 responders on how to respond to ensure everyone stays safe.

You've not long passed your test. You are out on the motorway and all is going well. then suddenly a 999 vehicle is approaching from behind. What do you do? Go right, go left, stop where you are? Our #BlueLightAware video ensures you get things right.

Motorways and dual carriageways can be a complicated place for new/learner drivers with higher speeds and often increased traffic volume. A red X or a 999 vehicle closing a lane can make things harder. Our #BlueLightAware video tells you what to do.

Learners and new drivers find roundabouts tricky. (Some experienced drivers don't negotiate them correctly either!) But what if you are then faced with an emergency vehicle? Our #BlueLightAware video is full of tips and best practice.

The do's and don'ts of solid white lines. All you need to know and what to do when a 999 vehicle is behind you. #BlueLIghtAware

Blue flashing lights, a blockage in the road ahead and lots of traffic. For a learner or new driver this can be a difficult moment. The solution is simple and our #BlueLIghtAware video is here to help.

That fire engine is right behind you. You want to let it pass but how should you do that? Just stopping where you are could cause more problems. There's no need to panic. Keep calm and watch this #BlueLightAware video to understand what to do.

Getting stressed at traffic lights on red and a 999 vehicle behind you is common for ALL drivers. Not just new/learner drivers. Everyone wants to help and not delay the 999 vehicle but what about crossing the stop line to let them through? Answer = NO #BlueLightAware

If you are a newly qualified driver then getting out on the motorway can be quite intimidating. What if you are faced with a red X? Learn what to do with our #BlueLightAware video including how to make an emergency corridor.

Tomorrow sees us start a daily run of all our BlueLightAware videos culminating in the day of the Young Driver Focus Event on May 21st in London. Please help by sharing our posts on your channels and with young/new drivers you know.

BlueLightAware - helping you understand the role of the emergency services on the roads and how you should respond to ensure their safety and yours.

The #BlueLightAware series of videos is the ONLY online resource helping you understand how to respond to emergency vehicles when you are out on the roads. Take a look at our playlist of 13 short videos covering many of the situations you may encounter.

RT @UKROEd: The UKROEd Advent Calendar Day 19. Road Safety is not just for Christmas. #RoadSafety #Christmas

Emergency motorcycles offer a different dynamic than regular 999 vehicles. They can access smaller gaps and have different roles too. Here's what you need to know to be #BlueLightAware

RT @UKROEd: The UKROEd Advent Calendar Day 13. Road Safety is not just for Christmas. #RoadSafety #Christmas

Advice for horse riders here on how to respond when emergency vehicles are approaching. Advice for emergency response drivers too! Everyone needs to be #BlueLightAware