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Coquitlam woman mostly at fault in crash with ambulance running red light, B.C. judge rules
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Coquitlam woman mostly at fault in crash with ambulance running red light, B.C. judge rules
file photo A Coquitlam woman has been found largely responsible for a 2019 collision with an ambulance that was transporting a critically ill patient to Vancouver General Hospital. Nicole Ploss failed to respond to an approaching emergency vehicle despite its lights and siren sounding, according to a recent decision from B.C. Supreme Court Justice Christopher Giaschi. Ploss took BC Emergency Health Services (BCEHS) and the Provincial Health Serv…
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