from today's Sun...
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A fireman has been disciplined for driving at 56mph instead of 54mph on his way to a school blaze where he though kids were trapped.
He was also told he could be sacked if he is caught "speeding" two more times.
He works for West Midlands Fire Brigade - thought to be the only one in the country to have enforced the Blue Light Policy, which sets a limit on how fast fire engines should be driven.
The Fire Brigades Union said the policy put lives at risk.
Spokesman Mick Henn said: "Who can blame firefighters for thinking "Why should I drive fast to an emergency when I could lose my job?"
Fire chiefs said the policy was to keep the public and its crews safe
yep, I feel so much safer now.