Category: Ambulance

St John Ambulance training vehicle branded 'SIMbulance'. The MAN TGE conversion is used to demonstrate ambulance care and first-aid capability.

The XC60 Core B4 MHEV AWD model. The 2023-registered vehicle is fitted with a roof lightbar and grille-mounted blue warning lights flashing as it is at the scene of an emergency on a residential street.

Seen at the scene of a serious medical incident in a residential street.

An all-electric Skoda Enyaq configured as a rapid response ambulance for East Midlands Ambulance Service. The vehicle features prominent 'Zero Emission' branding as part of NHS sustainability efforts.

A Volvo XC60 ambulance rapid response vehicle, in high-visibility yellow and green livery. Based at Swalwell fire station.

A North East Ambulance Service Volvo XC60 ambulance rapid response vehicle. Registered in 2022, in green and yellow battenburg livery and carrying NHS branding.

This converted buggy is an ambulance used at festivals, film location and sports events. It is believed to be a Club Car Carryall / Transporter type golf-buggy-style unit that's been fitted out for event medical use. It has two seats and room for a stretcher. The passenger is sitting on the stretcher to remain facing forward when travelling slowly off road.

This 1999 vehicle was spotted still in service in 2025.

The Mitsubishi Shoguns operated by Cipher Medical are fully equipped extrication ambulances. They are used at off-road events to rescue patients from difficult to reach areas and take them back to either the event medical centre or to a waiting road or air ambulance.

Cipher Medical operate a Peugeot Boxer and a Mercedes Sprinter as driver training units, used to teach both patient transportation and emergency response driving. When they're not being used for training, they're also used as event staff and equipment carriers.

The Mitsubishi Shoguns operated by Cipher Medical are fully equipped extrication ambulances. They are used at off-road events to rescue patients from difficult to reach areas and take them back to either the event medical centre or to a waiting road or air ambulance.

Cipher Medical operate a Peugeot Boxer and a Mercedes Sprinter as driver training units, used to teach both patient transportation and emergency response driving. When they're not being used for training, they're also used as event staff and equipment carriers.

The Mitsubishi Shoguns operated by Cipher Medical are fully equipped extrication ambulances. They are used at off-road events to rescue patients from difficult to reach areas and take them back to either the event medical centre or to a waiting road or air ambulance.

Frontline ambulance with Sepsis signage

Frontline ambulance with updated Sepsis signage

This converted Fiat Ducato Tribute van, registration HX13 BUE, is operated by the British Red Cross. It is labelled 'Emergency Response' and used to support major incident and humanitarian operations. Photographed in 2024, it remains in active duty supporting emergency partners.

This Sprinter ambulance is part of a small fleet of emergency vehicles dedicated to onsite medical response.

This Sprinter-based ambulance, registration AV12 DNF, serves the Port of Felixstowe. Converted by WAS and first registered in 2012, it retains its operational status with advanced medical kit and a hydraulic tail lift. Photographed inside the station bay alongside fellow fleet vehicles.

A pair of ambulance response cars. Livery shows an Advanced Paramedic Urgent Care crest. NZX also carries a retractable floodlight on the roof to illuminate a scene at night. NZX also has a loose rear registration plate.

This Fiat Ducato van is used by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service for patient information and engagement. Decorated with colourful geometric graphics it also has a retractable canopy fitted.

This MAN TGE van serves as a First Aid Unit for St John Ambulance. Fully marked with green and yellow livery, warning text, and lightbars.

Seen on duty at a jousting event at Lincoln Castle

First Aid Treatment Unit

Fitted with amber flashing lights and call sign RR160

An ambulance-liveried quad bike at Trinity Park Events Centre, Ipswich, during the Suffolk military show. It was part of the event first aid team. It is operated by Essex and Suffolk Medical which is an event first aid and training company based on site at Trinity Park.

This tired looking ambulance car was tucked in the corner of Elvington Airfield near York in spring 2024

Based at Billingham and used as an emergency response vehicle

Incident Support Unit based at Cheadle

Part of the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) fleet, often seen in convoy with sister vehicle LO17 MWM

This medic responder car has a light bar that flashes white to the front and red to the rear. It also has sideways alley lights in white. Seen in Tadcaster.