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The distance one must maintain behind an emergency vehicle actively engaged in a response, or a pursuit, will vary by state regulations, and even sometimes by local jurisdiction. Fire apparatus customarily has this distance stenciled on the back of the equipment. If it is a law enforcement or emergency medical vehicle you must be aware of your own jurisdictions regulations.

Note: Unless you are also operating an emergency vehicle, you may NOT follow one engaged as above. It is against the law to do so in every jurisdiction I am aware of.

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12y ago

Your usual legal following distance of 2 cars. It is illegial to speed simply because you are behind an emergency services vehicle

300 feet

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13y ago

The general rule is 500ft.

To give you an idea of that large of a measurement:

Two football fields placed end to end would measure 600ft.

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11y ago

Unless your a member of an emergency response team, you shouldn't be following them to begin with.

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10y ago

At least 500 feet.

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11y ago

500 feet

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idk

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