Category: Ambulance

A Ford Transit ambulance with North of England Ambulance Service with blue lights flashing.

A Ford Focus estate that is a rapid response vehicle with North of England Ambulance Service. Also shown is the rear view of the Focus.

A Mercedes Sprinter ambulance conversion that is awaiting signwriting to show it is with the North of England Ambulance Service. Also shown is a view of the front with the visual warning equipment operating.

A 2006 Land Rover Discovery that is used by the North of England Ambulance Service. A look down the side of the 4x4 showing the company's advertising.

This all-terrain vehicle has been converted for ambulance purposes. It is shown here in 'winter mode' where a snow plough has been fitted to keep access free at the North of England Ambulance Service's headquarters. Also shown is the rear view of the ATV. The same ATV is 'summer mode' where it is sued to attend casualties at large events.

A Land Rover Defender 110 TD5 County that is operated by North of England Ambulance Service. The eye-catching 4x4 is fitted with a 2.5 litre diesel engine. Another view of the Land Rover. The rear view also shows the Land Rover pulled up behind two regular ambulances.

This Iveco van is used as a support unit and minibus for the North of England Ambulance Service. Inside the front half is seating for up to 10 ambulance staff. Inside the rear half. Medical supplies and a bariatric stretcher is carried. A patient would not be transported in this vehicle, but the equipment would be switched with that in a regular ambulance.

A mobile medical centre used by the North of England Ambulance Service. The treatment centre cum mobile headquarters is mounted on a triple axel trailer.

This Ford Transit ambulance is run by the independent North of England Ambulance Service. It is often used to respond to 999 calls as part of a contract with the NHS's Yorkshire Ambulance Service. Also shown is the rear view, with the beaver tail stretcher lift.

A WMAS HART snow plough in use, attached to the front of a Polaris all terrain vehicle.

This Land Rover Defender is used as an emergency ambulance by Severn Ambulance and Medical Services.

St. John Ambulance in Wales have this snow plough attachment that can be fitted to one of their Land Rovers.

A Nottingham-registered Vauxhall Vectra that is an out-of-service ambulance car. The blue light bar on the roof has been covered up with black material.

A private ambulance that is operated by APMS Ambulance Service.

Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust have this Citroen C4 for security work. It carries a simple yellow side stripe and a small amber flashing light mounted onto the roof rail. Also shown is the rear view, with the NHS branding and additional amber lights on the rear bumper.

X9 Services use this Renault Traffic as an emergency ambulance.

Yorkshire Ambulance Service operate this 2002 Mercedes Sprinter van that has been converted into a Support Unit.

This is a Quad Response Unit all terrain vehicle operated by Kent First Aid Services.

A Mercedes Benz A-class that is used by Primecare Ambulance Service. They are based in Wigan and were founded in 1998.

This Renault Scenic is used by the independent Primecare Ambulance Service.

This Land Rover Discovery is part of Primecare Ambulance Service's fleet. It is seen here showing off its off road capabilities.

Primecare Emergency Ambulance Service have this yellow Fiat Stilo as part of their emergency vehicle fleet. Also shown is the side view of the lengthy estate car.

This Vauxhall ambulance is used by Kent First Aid Services as an event response unit.

This Citroen Dispatch carries a silver side stripe edged with blue and is used as a patient transportation ambulance by Crusader Ambulance Service. WU51 WUH Also shown is the rear view of an identical vehicle from the fleet.

A Fiat Doblo paramedic van that is used for dedicated medical cover at Manchester Airport. It is operated by North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust in partnership with the airport. The van does not carry patients but is a rapid response unit. It replaced a red BMW.

This Ford Galaxy is an ambulance responder car with a private service called Concierge Practitioners Northern Ireland. Also shown is the rear view, with the services offered by the company on the rear windows.

This Ford truck is operated by the Northumbria section of St John Ambulance as a first aid unit. Also shown is the rear view of the truck showing the stretcher lift in action.

This Land Rover is operated by Tyneside-based Medical Services Excel Ltd.

This Volvo V50 ambulance car is part of Lincolnshire Emergency Medical Response. The note on the front wing states that the car and equipment was funded by donations. The service is funded solely by donations and is run voluntarily by ex- and serving armed forces personnel.

This Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 ambulance was new to Yorkshire Ambulance Service's event fleet in 2012. It is one of a pair that are used to provide cover at events such as horse racing. Two further examples are due to start service in 2012. Also shown is the rear view of the Sprinter. These ambulance replaced aging VW Transporters with Collet bodywork. Inside the patient compartment.

Here is an example of a rapid response ambulance car that is used by the East of England Ambulance Service. It is a Ford Mondeo that has been converted by Wilker.

This Peugeot Boxer 440 L4H3 HDI (3-litre) is seen here on a blue light run. White flashing lights in the grille, headlight cluster and light bar complement the blue flashing lights. It is operated by East Midlands Ambulance Service.

This converted Ford Ranger is used by ETA Services to provide private ambulance cover. Also shown is the rear view of the event support unit.

FN54 DZU FN54 DZO Here is a line up of two ambulances and two response cars that are operated by York-based Yormed ambulance service. Also shown is a closer view of the side of one of the Toyotas, YM05, showing the service's crest.

A Renault Traffic that has been converted to an ambulance. It is labelled as a NHS hazardous area rescue team vehicle. It is operated by a company called Medical Unit Ltd.

This 2012-registration Mercedes Sprinter is with London Ambulance Service. It is carrying a temporary addition to its livery of London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games logos. Also shown is a view of the rear showing the logos.

This unregistered golf-buggy style vehicle was used as an ambulance at London's Olympic Park during the Games. Also shown is a view of the rear. A third seat is positioned alongside the stretcher. The vehicle does not have 'ambulance' written on it but does have the Star of Life logo. Also shown is another view of the rear from the offside.

St John Ambulance on the Isle of Man have this Peugeot ambulance. Inside the patient area. This vehicle replaced an outgoing Renault Crusader vehicle. Also shown is the rear view, with the high visibility and reflective markings.

37947 This is a winch-equipped Land Rover Defender used by Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey. Looking at the vehicle from a more traditional angle. The rear view shows the two rear registration plates. The additional high-level one is in case the lower one is covered by a trailer.

These are the two ambulance trailers that form the ambulance provision on the small island of Sark. It is rare, but not unheard of, for both to be required at once. They are towed by volunteers' tractors. This posed shot shows the style of ambulance and fire provision of Sark. Both services operate the tractor and trailer system.

The island of Sark's unique response to ambulance provision comes in the form of this tractor and trailer combination. Another look the ambulance that carries emergency patients as well as routine medical appointment patients. A side-on look at the ambulance at. It is turning at a wide cross-roads in the middle of the island. There are no tarmac roads as regular motorised traffic is prohibited. Also shown is the rear view, with the registration plate reading 'Sark'. Inside the rear of the 1980s ambulance which was originally converted by Hanlon of Ireland. The subsequent work to cut off the cab was done on the island when they took ownership. Also shown is a view of the ambulance without the tractor unit attached.

79289 A Mercedes Sprinter ambulance conversion used for front line response on Guernsey. The rear view also shows the standard livery used. A close up look at the service's badge.

This go-kart, complete with flashing blue light and siren, is one of a pair used by Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey when teaching children about the ambulance service. Also shown is the rear view of the toy.

47503 Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey use this Toyota van to transport goods to and from their health care equipment centre.