'Move it so I can get through!' Extraordinary moment a bus driver shouts at paramedics demanding they shift their ambulance while responding to a serious car crash
- Footage shows bus driver arguing with tow truck driver to move ambulance
- Bus driver is told off and is told he should not be telling paramedics what to do
- The bus driver and the tow truck driver get into a back-and-forth altercation
A bus driver has been caught out telling paramedics to move out of the way as they attended an emergency so he can get through.
The footage was uploaded to Facebook where the frustrated Perth bus driver is seen opening the bus doors and yells to the paramedics: 'Move it so I can get through.'
The paramedics blocked off the road to attend to the driver of a white car who collided into the wall of a house on Saturday afternoon.
The bus driver can be seen leaning out of the vehicle calling out to the paramedics to move the ambulance
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The ambulance can be seen moving to the middle of the road as the bus driver proceeds to drive forward.
‘You got a problem?' the bus driver calls out to the tow truck driver.
‘If you see an accident mate you don’t tell us what to do. We’re here for a reason,' the tow truck driver responded.
The angry bus driver then attempts to argue with the tow truck driver telling him to 'shut your face'.
‘You’re only a bus driver so keep going,' the two truck driver responded as he pointed toward the road so the bus can go.
‘Shut your face, I’m not just a bus driver a***hole,' he responds.
‘At the moment you’re being very inconsiderate, we’re doing a job so just go,' the tow truck driver says.
The paramedics were responding to an emergency where a white car had collided into the brick wall of a house
The pair continue to squabble back-and-forth with the driver arguing that the tow driver is 'not authorised' to be at the scene.
As the tow truck driver confirms that he is authorised to assist with the emergency, the bus driver tells him to, 'move the hazard d***head...move the hazard', as he closes the bus doors and drives off.
St John Ambulance said the paramedics did the right thing by closing off the road to protect the injured driver, Perth Now reported.
According to the publication, The Public Transport Authority called the incident a 'minor dispute' and reiterated that 'this is not the sort of behaviour we expect of our bus drivers'.
