Vic ambos in head-on smash treat motorist TWO Victorian paramedics injured when a car smashed head-on into their ambulance have helped the motorist before being taken to hospital themselves. The ambulance had been travelling with its lights and sirens on when the 21-year-old man drove over a median strip and into the path of the oncoming emergency vehicle, police said. The Seaford man's car split in two on impact and the ambulance was extensively damaged. Ambulance Victoria said the two paramedics, originally called to Mount Martha to treat a collapsed person, sustained minor injuries but treated the man at the scene. The two women and the motorist were then taken to Frankston Hospital. Ambulance metro east regional manager Cath Anderson said the incident highlights the need for people to exercise on-road caution, particularly around emergency vehicles. "It's a timely reminder for drivers to be aware of what's happening around them and move safely out of the way for emergency vehicles," she said. The accident happened on Wednesday night on the Nepean Highway in Seaford.