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

You may not be involved in an incident directly but you may be first on the scene. Your actions can be the difference between life and death. Here's what you need to know when making a 999 call. #BlueLightAware

Emergency vehicles need room. This applies to when you are driving... but also applies to you when you leave your vehicle parked somewhere. Be #BlueLightAware and make sure you never hinder a 999 vehicle.

Rolling road blocks. Used by the police and highways officers to slow traffic down whilst a situation ahead is dealt with. Sometimes you will never know there was a road block. At other times the 999 vehicle will be right in front of you. Here's what to do. #BlueLightAware

When on motorways and dual carriageways the general rule when 999 vehicles are behind is "Move Left". However, there are other occasions where this is not appropriate. Watch our #BlueLightAware video so you know what to do.

Do roundabouts and emergency vehicles leave you in a spin? There is no need. Our #BlueLightAware video tells you all you need to know to take roundabouts in your stride.

Double white lines and emergency vehicles. Double trouble? Not if you're #BlueLightAware

How can you keep yourself and those who have broken down on the motorway safe. Being #BlueLightAware makes you a better driver.

It can be stressful when blue lights and sirens are behind you. You just want to let them pass... but it's not just a case of stopping where you are. Be #BlueLightAware