CHAPTER 22 FUTURE REGULATION CHANGES Appendix 11 – Emergency and Medical Services( Units & Equipment)( Chapter 11)
The following Appendices to this Chapter apply: App. 1 Rescue Units App. 2 Stage Safety Units( SSU) App. 3 Medical Cars App. 4 Rally Recovery Units App. 5 Fire Tenders App. 6 Race Medical Centre App. 7 Kart Circuit Medical Centre App. 8 Basic First Aid Kit – Rally Doctors App. 9 Charts and Tables
1. General
1.9. Rescue Units, Technical Rescue Units, Stage Safety Units and Rally Recovery Units are Licensed annually by the ASN. All ASN Registered Units must be assessed by an approved ASN Rescue or Rally Recovery Assessor on application for their first ASN Registration. Subsequent assessments( and evidence of such assessments) shall be required within a 3-year period prior to each Licence renewal.
1.10 Commercial Rally Recovery Suppliers may be used in place of ASN Licensed Rally Recovery Units. Commercial Recovery Units are not Licensed but when used they are considered to be Emergency Vehicles and must comply with the applicable National Competition Rules.
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1.12. An Ambulance, by law, must be registered with the Vehicle registration authority for the jurisdiction in which it operates( such as DVLA or the relevant authority in a Crown Dependency), have suitable insurance and have the appropriate registration in place where required( for example CQC in England) be CQC registered, where required, in order to transport a casualty to hospital. An Ambulance must have a minimum crew of two consisting of an appropriately qualified driver to transport a casualty under blue lights, an appropriately qualified attendant and must carry the appropriate equipment listed in App. 9 Table 1.
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2. Actions at an Incident
2.2. ASN Licensed Rally Recovery Units and crew may be required to support Rescue and / or Stage Safety Unit at an incident and should be prepared for this eventuality.
2.3. Should an incident require medical or rescue intervention then 2 metre and 5 metre working zones must be established.
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Only those actively involved in the direct medical care and extrication of any casualties should be within 2 metres of the incident.
Only medical and rescue personnel who are involved in the medical care or extrication activities should be within 5 metres of the incident.
Motorsport UK National Competition Rules 2026 Edition 5
Chapter 22 Appendix 11 – Emergency and Medical Services( Units & Equipment)( Chapter 11)
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