ambulances

Unless you hold the unsubstantiated opinion that ambulances, road and buildings can't exist without being funded by the government.

Paramedics/EMTs can't declare anyone deceased (they are not doctors) and on ambulances there are no doctors.

The laws on whether ambulances must stop at red lights and stop signs vary by locality.

Capacity for networked devices is not like making capacity for ambulances (not his analogy but essentially his point) and firetrucks.

Depending on the location, when you dispatch ALS/BLS ambulances this way, whose medical license are the EMTs and paramedics working under?

Having one lane for buses, taxis and ambulances would be a pretty good solution, but that's usually not how it works out.

The speed bumps around my old neighborhood have a dip in the median exactly so that ambulances can avoid the bump completely.

When I have free time, I spend some time working on ALS ambulances to maintain my certification level.

The more modern ambulances are already switching to those vehicles, and this is in Atlanta suburbia where space is not exactly a problem.

NPC firefighters and EMTs would extracted injured drivers from the wrecked cars and put them in ambulances, which then drive away to hospitals.

Yeah, but then we just need more ambulances to deal with those folks, and so on...

I'm pretty sure (but unfortunately having difficulty sourcing) regular ambulances have it available as well.

It extends even further if you want to have drivers like ambulances and fire trucks to have "sudo" powers, autonomous drivers can get themselves into a formation to allow the vehicle through before it is even visible over the horizon.

"NPC firefighters and EMTs would extracted injured drivers from the wrecked cars and put them in ambulances, which then drive away to hospitals." That happens to a small degree in Grand Theft Auto games.