YC13 FDJ
LIVES
Skoda Octavia

HX67 DYH
South Central Ambulance Service
Vauxhall Corsa

FY05 VNV
Fiat Panda
Used for first responder work in Cheshire. Notice the bespoke crest.

BT51 LFK
East Midlands Ambulance Service
Suzuki Grand Vitara
Part of the West Leicestershire Community First Responder Group

LR16 BZB
London Ambulance Service
VW Tiguan
1 of 5 such vehicles for use by the Volunteer Responder Group. It is Emergency Responder Vehicle ER82 and was paid for by the London Freemasons.

VA02 YBN West Midlands Ambulance Service Honda Accord

DU05 PVP West Midlands Ambulance Service Vauxhall Vectra First Responder car supported by Reddich Lions Club

FastAid’s cycle response unit

BK63 UBU, BF14 JWC FastAid Fiat Pandas. These response cars are both four wheel drive and have 875cc Twin Air engines. The cars are loaned to the team by Guest Motors.

WN11 WDG A Mitsubishi ASX used as a first response car in Comrie in the southern highlands of Scotland



The side



The rear

BK63 UBU A Fiat Panda Twinair 4×4 that is on loan to Fast Aid first responders. This 2013 model is fitted with a frugal 875 cc engine that produces 85 bhp.



Another view of the Panda 4×4.

BK63 YVF Fast Aid community first responders use this SsangYong Korando in the Birmingham area.



A look at the vehicle head-on. It carries no blue flashing lights or siren.



The rear view.

AE62 EXZ A Volvo V60 on loan from Volvo UK to London Ambulance Service Emergency Responders.



The rear.

A line up of three of the first responder cars operated by Fastaid. From left to right are a Mini Cooper, an Alfa Mito and an MG 6. Forming the backdrop is a West Midlands Ambulance Service Mercedes Sprinter.

VX61 HYV An MG 6 used by Fastaid first responders in the Birmingham area.



The rear view.

BT62 ULP An Alfa Romeo Mito used by Fastaid community responders in the Birmingham area. Fastaid are believed to be the only front-line emergency service to operate Alfas. They are provided through sponsorship by the local dealer and this the fifth Alfa that has been used by the team.



The rear.

BF61 VSJ A Mini Cooper used by Fastaid community first responders. The car carries sponsor’s logos as well as the parent ambulance service’s name (West Midlands).



The rear.

BF08 FBG An Alfa 147 that was loaned to Fastaid by the Guest Alfa Romeo dealership.



The rear view.

BJ58 HHR A Suzuki Swift that was loaned to Fastaid for community first responder duties

A Volvo V70 ambulance co-responder car.



The rear view.

A Mitsubishi Mirage ambulance/fire co-responder car. It has no blue lights fitted.



The rear view of the car that is primarily for ambulance services.

A Mini Countryman demonstrator decked out as an NHS First Responder ambulance car.



The rear.

VX61 HYV Birmingham-based Fastaid’s MG 6 community first responder car. The car is on loan from MG.

BV60 OJA This Ford Focus is used by Rugby’s community first responders.



The rear view of the car, showing the parent ambulance service of West Midlands.

HK51 FCN This 2001 Fiat Punto was used by community responders on Hayling Island.



A closer look at the side of the car.

EX60 ZPS This Ford Focus is used as a Community Responder car by the medical volunteers on Hayling Island.



The rear view of the Focus when it was new and on display in a local Ford dealership.

DY58 XDJ Yorkshire Ambulance Service has this turbo diesel Vauxhall Combo van for a Community First Responder Team vehicle.

HT05 HDD This Ford Fiesta is used by Fareham community responders in Hampshire. They are part of South Central Ambulance Service, but are funded by the community through charitable donations. The vehicle was bought from Hayling Island community responders and re-liveried.



The rear view.

EO51 WEP This is a white Ford Mondeo that is used as an emergency first responder car by the LIVES group (Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency Service). It is unusual in the fact that the light bar on the roof contains blue and amber lights. The blues are used when the car is being used for medical purposes, and ambers for when it is not.

The rear view. The writing on the rear screen says Saxilby & Sturton Responder.

A look at the side of the car.