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W715
LWP A silver Vauxhall Vectra
ambulance car from Cambridgeshire Ambulance Service.
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The 2003 model Honda Pan European motorbike in
paramedic colours.
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SG52
UJF This picture is of a Ford Mondeo RRU at Coatbridge Ambulance Station,
Scotland.
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WYT A RAF ambulance 6-wheeled Pinzgauer alongside a RAF 1990 Ford
Transit ambulance. The Pinzgauer is a tried-and-tested 30-year-old design that allows access to rugged, slippery, boggy and steep areas with ease.
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A look now in the rear of the 6-wheel ambulance showing the
equipment carried.
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A comparable look into the back of the Ford Transit
ambulance.
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SF03 GXN is a Mercedes ambulance from the Scottish
Ambulance Service's Coatbridge ambulance station. Interestingly, Scotland
is covered by one ambulance service, rather than having different services
by county.
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F954 EWX
A St John Ambulance Renault Master First Aid
Unit. This vehicle has now been decommissioned and sold.
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P914 JKY
A paramedic cycle alongside a Mercedes-Benz ambulance, with
York Minster in the background.
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| A Volvo V90 ambulance owned and operated by a private
ambulance company called Ambulance Direct (Yorkshire). |
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| A Wiltshire Ambulance Service Range Rover, with faded
livery. The front registration plate is obscured by the winch device. |
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| The same vehicle is seen here pulling the major accident
equipment trailer. |
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| N117
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This
is a Chevy 6.0 Litre Wheeled Coach Ambulance. The vehicle is an ex-West
Country Ambulance Service vehicle and was based at Plymouth. Here it is owned
by Norfolk Priority Care.
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| The rear view.
It
was used in several training videos for the Devon & Cornwall Fire
Service and promotional material for the West Country Ambulance Service. |
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is the same vehicle 'naked' after it took three days to remove the
original markings! It is a rare sight to see an
unmarked ambulance. |
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| P354
SHP A silver Ford Mondeo ambulance car, owned by 'First Choice
Ambulance Service'. |
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| The rear view of this 1996 Mondeo saloon. Private ambulance
service vehicles differ in livery to their NHS counterparts and also have
occasional personalisation that you would not get with a NHS vehicle. In
this case, a nodding dog can be seen on the parcel shelf. |
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| W661
PRB An Iveco East Midlands emergency ambulance. |
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| The same ambulance being escorted by a TENYAS paramedic
motorbike. The ambulance was going to be used to transfer a incubated baby
but their condition deteriorated. A RAF Sea King helicopter was used
instead. |
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LWS A 2002 TENYAS Citroen Dispatch used for PTS. |
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| D918
FHP The first ever Yorkshire Air Museum Ambulance Service
vehicle. Built from two ambulances, this Ford Transit will be used at
large events at Elvington Airfield and the connected museum. It
complements the Yorkshire Air Museum Fire Service. |
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| V274
FOR A St John Ambulance Renault Crusader. This type of
ambulance has been designed specifically for St John's and will become the
preferred ambulance nationwide. |
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| The rear view. |
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KOD A Volvo V40 used by TENYAS. It is one of a fleet of these
vehicles that is part of the 'Yorlife' scheme aimed at cutting ambulance
response times, especially in rural areas. |
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| The rear view. This scheme will be manned by paramedics,
EMTs and volunteers from the PTS. |
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| V216
GLDA green Ssang Yong Musso developed for St John
Ambulance, Herefordshire. It is badged as a Daewoo and is one of three. |
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| W197
XJX A TENYAS Fleet Support Unit. This W-reg Ford Transit was
acquired second hand by the ambulance service and liveried up to depict a
professional approach to the non-emergency side. Two cars are also used,
which have lights and sirens fitted. They can be used for transporting
medical equipment to major incidents. |
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| A line-up of WYMAS ambulances outside Leeds General
Infirmary. |
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NWU V978
KWU A WYMAS Volvo rapid response car driver chats to his
colleagues in a traditional emergency ambulance. |
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| A line-up of London Ambulance Service vehicles at Biggin
Hill. This and the next three pictures were kindly donated by Barry
O'Sullivan. |
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| This is a LAS control vehicle, for use at major incidents.
It's control status is shown by the checker markings around the edge of
the roof. |
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| C56
JVX This ex-St. John Ford Transit conversion ambulance has had
some odd changes made to it! These include 'ambulance' being replaced with
'ambience' and graffiti-style paintwork added. |
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| The rear view of the same C-registration vehicle, showing
the art work on the rear doors. It is believed that the ambulance is being
used for advertising by a private owner. |
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