Should ambulances be charged while driving at high speeds

Should ambulances pay for high-speed driving? This is a more important issue. Today, the editor will take you to have a good understanding.



It is reasonable to charge for providing services as there are different social service departments behind highways and ambulances. But at critical moments in human life, both sides should not use the patient's life as a bargaining chip to delay rescue time. Many provinces and cities have not yet introduced regulations on free ambulances. If there are ambulances traveling across provinces and cities, disputes may arise due to different policies.

But once ambulances have free passage rights, there will be "fake ambulances" and "black ambulances" in society, making regulation more difficult. In addition, "knockoff ambulances" and "black ambulances" often lack emergency rescue capabilities, and emergency rescue conditions and facilities are not perfect, which can easily delay the patient's condition and even life.



As a hospital, ambulances should not be seen as "profit-making tools", but should consciously return to public welfare, first reduce fee standards, and gradually achieve "free" transfer of critically ill patients, open up a "green channel" for life, truly put life in the highest position, and continuously improve the social image of hospitals and doctors. The above is about whether ambulances should be paid for high-speed driving.