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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ambulance line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated line or lane for ambulances, often in the context of traffic or emergency response.
Example: "During the emergency, all vehicles were required to yield to the ambulance line to ensure quick access for medical services."
Alternatives: "emergency lane" or "ambulance route".
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And he was doing all right in 2011 with the ambulance line.
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Several fire crews were spraying the smouldering building with water and ambulances lined the streets outside.
Sunlight glistened off the roofs of ambulances lined up in military fashion on the West Side Highway.
Afterward, ambulances lined up to treat a handful of injured demonstrators.
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The station showed rescue workers carrying bodies through the streets and ambulances lined up in the darkness.
We may not have ambulances lined up outside our unit but we are just as much in crisis.
The crucial image in the story was of ambulances lined up in the parking lot, patiently waiting for workers to fall.
Some doctors began urging evacuations, and on Tuesday, at least two dozen ambulances lined up around the block to pick up many of the 725 patients housed there.
Outside the hospital on Wednesday, ambulances lined up to ferry patients elsewhere, and inside, relatives sought information about where patients had been sent.
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