This is my second bill which I've had the privilege of having pulled from the ballot, and one which seeks to create a solution to what is a very serious problem, particularly in our bigger cities, where congestion is becoming a bigger and bigger issue, not only for New Zealanders going about their ordinary lives and getting home from work but also for those who are responding to emergencies and needing to be able to move quickly through traffic. When an emergency occurs in New Zealand, our fire, ambulance, and police services have the ability to be able to turn on lights and sirens and have traffic move out of the way so that they can respond quickly to emergencies, whether that be a crime, a traffic incident, a fire, or a medical emergency, or often to what is an incident resulting in more than one of these services being required at the same time.