Those living in and around fire zones were also told to stop using drones to capture the scene.

[Droning on and on...]

Currently in Alberta there's a lot of online complaining because the government has brought in a law that vehicles must slow down when passing emergency workers if they can't safely give them a full lane clearance. The arguments from those who want to blow by paramedics at 110 km/h (or faster) sound much the same: full of concern that they might not get to do what they want, and dismissing any concern that their actions might be dangerous ("But I'm a safe driver!").

Wow, culture is such a strong influence.

No such law necessary in the US. The entire nation is populated with Rubberneckers, so nothing goes faster than a crawl past anything unusual, including getting a traffic ticket.

 

[BossBob]

Wow, culture is such a strong influence.

No such law necessary in the US. The entire nation is populated with Rubberneckers, so nothing goes faster than a crawl past anything unusual, including getting a traffic ticket.

Same here in the UK. Normal for an incident on the road to spawn both traffic jams and more incidents because people are too nosey for their own good.

 

[glocke12]

People need to mind their own business. I don’t know what all the hate is about drones and reporting them every chance they get.

I don't get it either, but keep in mind that there are members here who seemingly want to report every infraction they witness.