An ambulance traveling through a red light going fast enough to kill a person is going WAY TOO FAST and is almost certainly against their department policy. I expect that the driver of the ambulance will at best loose his job and will very likely face charges.

My thoughts and prayers are with all. Regardless of who is found to be "at fault" - it was a tragic accident. I'm certain everyone who was involved is shocked and hurt beyond words. I also know sometimes it's hard/impossible to hear those sirens until they are right on you - why doesn't Utah get an ALL RED stop light that ambulances can switch on when they are approaching intersections? It's in other states, why not here? If it was on here, no doubt this tragic accident wouldn't have happened.

One thing I do know is that emergency vehicles can only proceed through a red light if it is safe to do so. Not everyone can hear the sirens or see the lights.