Flashing red, amber lights signal motorists to reduce speeds

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Drivers who fail to slow down for flashing red and amber emergency lights create a dangerous obstacle for first response teams. Carbon County motorists should reduce vehicle travel speeds immediately after spotting the flashing lights, emphasize emergency personnel and law enforcement officers.

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