In Queensland, yes — when passing a stationary emergency vehicle with flashing lights, you must slow to 40 km/h and give them space.
Move over to the next lane if it’s safe, and don’t gas it again until you’re clear of the scene — think of it as a temporary speed limit with manners.
It applies whether it’s police, fire or ambulance, lights on and parked, and ignoring it can earn you fines and demerit points you won’t brag about.
If traffic’s already crawling below 40, just keep it steady; no need to create a rolling roadblock.
Do the right thing, and everyone gets to go home with fewer panel beaters and paperwork.

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