Most of us 'drive to arrive', that is we get there as quickly and as *safely* as we can. We don't check the clock while whizzing around time. We don't want to have an accident, we don't want to kill anyone, and we also don't want people to die while waiting for us. If someone was to tell us to 'drive faster' we would all refuse - and quite rightly. The alternative is to have ambulances crashing all over the place because we are driving too fast for the conditions. ORCON is designed to make trusts 'think smarter', unfortunately this chasing of the targets results in less ambulances on the road and the problems of solo responders. (Solo responders are fine in small amounts - but not at the expense of proper ambulances).