The ambulance is one of the priority vehicles as stated in Article 134 of Law
Number 22 of 2009, but in fact, ambulances still experience problems while on the
road. Therefore, an escorting community emerged that helped the ambulance going
to the hospital. However, some elements from the community used rotator lights
while doing escorting. This writing aims to determine the application of Article 59
of Law Number 22 of 2009 on the use of rotator lights in the ambulance escorting
community. The research method used is empirical legal research by obtaining
direct data from interviews with IEA members and the Head of the Traffic Unit at
the Sukoharjo Police. The IEA does not permit the use of rotator lamps, but some
members wish to use them for personal responsibility. The police also do not allow
the use of rotator lamps by civil society, there is no excuse for forgiveness and
justification because it is following Law Number 22 of 2009. So that the police take
both oral and written actions, ranging from reprimanding, crossing to removing
the rotator lamp.