India Sets Strict Response Time Rules for Highway Ambulances

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India has introduced new regulations governing ambulance response times on highways. Under the norms, ambulances must begin moving within two minutes of accepting an emergency alert and must reach the crash site within 10 minutes. Services are also required to transport accident victims to the nearest hospital within one hour of the incident. Ambulance operators who fail to meet these deadlines face financial penalties of up to Rs 10,000 per incident.

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