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LB53
JRV This is a Yamaha FJR1300 paramedic rapid response
motorbike demonstrator.
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The rear view of the FJR, showing the striking shape of
the panniers and rear light arrangement.
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YC52 HAX
This black Land Rover Discovery belongs to a private ambulance company. It
has a minimal livery and clear lenses on all of its blue lights.
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The rear view. Notice the compact blue LED lights
mounted on top of the bumper.
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YD04 MTV
is a 2.5TD 4x4 Ford Ranger-based incident support unit, built by Ferno
International Rescue Equipment. It is liveried as belonging to West
Midlands Ambulance Service. Notice the winch on the front bumper.
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The rear aspect. The rear can be switched between a major incident
support, a hazmat incident support, a comms or an ambulance incident
support pod. Or it can be used just as a pick up truck with no pod!
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YH03 DUC
This is an older example of the above vehicle (without the front winch).
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LJ03 KPV
This yellow Mercedes Benz Sprinter ambulance, with bodywork by UV Modular,
is part of London's fleet.
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YO04 JWD
Another Mercedes Sprinter is liveried with a band of green checks here on
a Royal Air Force ambulance.
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The rear view showing the drop-down beaver tail
stretcher lift.
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RN03 UUC
This Mercedes Sprinter 416 CDI is with Surrey Ambulance.
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The view of the high visibility livery on the back.
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HX53
ARF This is a battenburg-marked Honda ST1300, used by
Hampshire Ambulance Service to quickly respond to emergency medical calls
in Portsmouth.
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BX04 AHJ
A Hereford and Worcester Renault Master ambulance. Notice how the blue
lights are incorporated into the roof.
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LX04 JFN
A medical response unit Volvo V70 from M&L Ambulance Service.
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MF53 FJK
This is a Mercedes A Class from Dorset Ambulance. Notice how the blue
light bar appears to overhang the roof of this small car.
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RF02 WMM
A Honda Pan European ST1100 'specialised support unit' from a private
ambulance service called Medi Logistics.
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N336 DSF
A Ford Transit CSG demo ambulance.
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An Iveco Command and Control Unit belonging to Royal
Berkshire. Notice the green flashing light on the front of the roof.
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A Honda Civic rapid response car. Notice the thin,
clear light bar.
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This is a silver Renault Megane estate ambulance car,
with a single stripe of green and yellow squares. Notice the clear LED
lights (that flash blue) on the grille and front wings. It has been
adapted for ambulance service work by MacNeillie.
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KL53 LRO
A 2003 VW Passat ambulance car.
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H807 LON
This Land Rover Discovery has been highly modified. It has had a bull-bar
fitted, 6 additional white lights, a big blue light bar, an air-intake snorkel and comprehensive roof rack. Strapped to each side of the rack are
sand ramps, to help get traction on soft ground. It is an ex-Camel Trophy
vehicle.
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Note the spot light and large axe on the rear of the
Disco. The livery is also very unusual. Yellow bodywork is covered with
battenburg markings down both sides, the bonnet is black, the side windows
have writing over them, and there is a Netherlands flag where the rear
registration is usually displayed.
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L821 EVH
This Iveco ambulance is run by Event Medical Services.
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V788 WUG
A Renault Master West Midlands paramedic ambulance.
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This 2001 Citroen Picasso is used by Hampshire
Ambulance Service.
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The rear view.
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SF53 ZGV
This Peugeot Expert van is used by Pennine Ambulance, a private medical
company. Notice the combination of a side stripe and battenburg markings.
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R931 SBC
This Ford Mondeo ambulance car is operational with East Midlands Ambulance
Service.
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PN04 KGZ
A Renault Master ambulance demonstrator.
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KE03 YHG
This is a white Iveco ambulance demo.
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AY04 KJV
An East Anglian ambulance, with chassis by Mercedes-Benz and bodywork by
UV Modular. The bodywork colour is Euro Yellow RAL1016, the European
standard colour for ambulances.
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DG03 CVW
This Volvo V70 does not actually belong to the Mersey Regional Ambulance Service, although it does respond for them. It is owned and run by The Wirral Hyperbaric Unit and carries a doctor, nurse or first responder and occasionally paramedics to urgent 'category A' calls on Merseyside, including trauma, cardiac arrests and entrapments. Notice the green and blue flashing lights, with red to the rear too.
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