Filifili se tali e tasi
What should you do if an ambulance comes up behind you flashing red lights or sounding its siren?
O le ā e tatau ona e faia pe a aga'i mai se ta'avale falema'i i ou tua ma molī mūmū emo po o le pū fa'ailo fa'afuase'i?
Safely slow and make room when an ambulance behind uses red flashing lights or a siren.
Fa'aitiitia le saoasaoa ma tu'u se avanoa ma le saogalemu pe a fa'aaogā e se ta'avale falema'i i ou tua molī mūmū emo po o le pū fa'ailo fa'afuase'i.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Pull left and stop if necessary. Avoid sudden braking; do not accelerate competitively or keep blocking it with hazards on.
Alu i le agavale ma tu pe a mana'omia. 'Alofia le taofi fa'afuase'i; aua le fa'ateleina le saoasaoa e tauva ai pe poloka pea lona ala a'o ola molī lapata'i o lamatiaga.