United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 765651
Allow independent search and rescue charities to use blue lights at emergencies
Introduced
28 March 2026
Last action
28 March 2026 · Petition
Status
89 signatures
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Subjects
Police
Source updated
24 October 2026
Summary
Require the Government to amend regulations to allow independent search and rescue charities to use blue lights and other emergency warning equipment when responding to authorised call-outs. Independent search and rescue charities play a vital role in saving lives across the UK. They are often tasked by services such as HM Coastguard and police to attend time-critical incidents. Unlike Mountain Rescue England and Wales, many cannot use blue lights, causing delays. Allowing their use would improve response times, coordination, and help save lives.
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28 March 2026
Petition
Require the Government to amend regulations to allow independent search and rescue charities to use blue lights and other emergency warning equipment when responding to authorised call-outs. Independent search and rescue charities play a vital role in saving lives across the UK. They are often tasked by services such as HM Coastguard and police to attend time-critical incidents. Unlike Mountain Rescue England and Wales, many cannot use blue lights, causing delays. Allowing their use would improve response times, coordination, and help save lives.
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/765651
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/765651.json
- uk · pet-765651 · source updated 24 October 2026