Category: Ambulance

This 1998 Ford Maverick is used by a private events ambulance service to provide medical cover. The rear view of the same Maverick showing the simple livery.

A pair of identical Mercedes Benz / UVM ambulances that are in service with Great Western Ambulance Service.

D288 NDS, K69 ESF and D308 NDS A line up of old Scottish Ambulance Service ambulances. In the photograph are 1986 Ford Transits and 1992 Leyland DAFs.

This is a Ford Focus estate that is used by Severn Ambulance and Medical Services.

This is a 2008 Renault Laguna diesel estate in full ambulance battenburg livery. note the extremely slim LED repeaters in the front grill.

This is a Ford Galaxy used by the North West Ambulance Service for training and education puropses.

This is a Honda CR-V diesel ambulance responder four wheel drive used by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service. The rear view of the Honda showing the various compartments and storage areas for the medical equipment.

This is a Volkswagen LT based ambulance in full ambulance service yellow with UV modular bodywork.

This is a Chevrolet GMC ambulance that is used in the BBC TV series Casualty. This photo was taken outside the Wings Ambulance Station in Bristol where filming for the ambulance station related stories is done. The side view of the Chevrolet, showing the fictitious Holby Ambulance Service wording and crest.

This is East Midland Ambulance Service's Communications Support Unit. Notice the green and white checker markings on the bodywork and illuminating roof bar to indicate it's control status at a major incident. The side and rear view of the Ford Transit ambulance conversion.

This Ford Mondeo estate is used by Event ProMedical Ambulance Service.

This is a Land Rover Discovery that is used for medical cover is difficult to reach places by a company called Extreme Medics. Notice the distinctive grey-on-grey side livery and red and grey rear livery.

This is an Iveco Daily LWB used by the British Red Cross as a first aid unit. The vehicle features a side mounted awning that can by extended to increase the are where casualties can be treated. Another view of the Red Cross first aid unit. Note that this van carries no blue lights.

This is a St. John's Crusader Ambulance decked out in Welsh livery. Notice that the web address is a Wales-specific one and all wording is in English and Welsh.

This is a Yorkshire Ambulance Service Volvo V50 SD. IT is used as a rapid response vehicle and carries very similar equipment to a traditional ambulance, but in smaller quantities.

This is a silver Honda Civic IMA. This hybrid petrol-electric car is used as a duty manager car by St. John Ambulance. It carries a number of flashing LEDs around the bodywork, as well as a short light bar on the roof. The rear view of the Civic.

This is a Ford Focus rapid response ambulance car in NHS demonstration livery. The rear view of the Focus, shown with blue lights flashing at the scene of an emergency.

This Renault Trafic ambulance is run by Wings Ambulance Service in Bristol. Its call sign is "Medic 8" and it is used as a multi-purpose vehicle as the stretcher can be removed for wheelchair use.

This is a Volvo V70 that is used as a Emergency Care Practitioner's response car in the Yorkshire Ambulance Service area.

This is a Renault Kangoo that is used by St. John Ambulance in Wales.

Here is a BMW X3 2.0d paramedic rapid response ambulance car. It is decked out in a non-specific livery as this is a demonstrator vehicle, part of BMW's 'Authorities' range.

This black Nissan Pathfinder is used by CS Medical Services UK as an ambulance. It is fitted with a full-width Whelen light bar on the roof, as well as a range of led's around the bodywork. The rear view of the Pathfinder. Additional blue and red flashing lights can be seen on the bumper. More flashing lights are fitted inside the boot, and are operated when the door is open. The side view of the Pathfinder showing the simple livery.

This is a Land Rover Freelander that is used as a rapid response vehicle as part of the Scottish Ambulance Service. The light bar is attached to the roof rails which means fewer holes in the roof. This not only makes the fitting easier, but also increases the re-sale value of the car when it is sold to the public after being retired.

This silver Ford Galaxy is used by Lifeskills ambulance Service as a medical rescue unit.

This is a Vauxhall Astra estate that has been converted by Wilker for use as a rrv by Great Western Ambulance Service.

Two support vehicles that are used by Yorkshire Ambulance Service.

This Citroen Realy is operated by the private M & L Ambulance Service.

This Mercedes Sprinter with U.V.G bodywork is used by the private Abacus Ambulance Service.

The London Ambulance Service operates this Vauxhall Movano DTI 3500. It is used to transport people and equipment throughout the capital. The rear view of the Movano. Notice the tail lift on the rear of the vehicle to assist in the loading of heavy or bulky equipment.

This LDV Convoy 400 minibus is used by LAS as an airside driver training vehicle. Notice the single amber beacon above the blue light bar which is used when the vehicle is driving on runways and taxiways at airports.

This Vauxhall Zafira diesel is used for rapid response duties by LAS. Notice how it also has an airside beacon above the light bar much like the LDV minibus above.

The rear view of another rapid reponse Zafira used in London.

This first generation Vauxhall Zafira is also used by LAS but this time for patient transfers. It does not carry any blue lights.

This is a Peugeot 307CC. It is seen here with a magnetic London Ambulance Service sign and light bar attached to it. Since this car has an electronically controlled folding metal roof a conventional light bar could not be fitted.

This Mercedes Sprinter is a specialist children's intensive care ambulance. The service is operate by CATS - the Children's Acute Transport Service, which is a division of the St. John Ambulance, in conjunction with the NHS.

This Nissan Navara belongs to Lifeskills Rescue & Emergency Medical Services. It has a full-width light bar attached to the roof rails and standard ambulance battenburg colour scheme.

This is a Vauxhall Zafira 1.9 CDTI built by Wilker. The car has racking in the rear for medical equipment and is fitted with a super-slim LED light bar. The car came into service in November 2007 to replace a Volvo S40.

Used to be a Premier Hazard (light bar manufacturer) demo car. It is seen here decked out as a private ambulance car with CT Patient Transport.

MediForce operate this beefy Nissan Pathfinder Trek 4x4. It carrier full ambulance battenburg markings and twin led light bars.

This is a 1993 Subaru Impreza GL. It is used as a paramedic car at events. It is seen alongside a Land Rover also with Cam Rescue.

This Iveco ambulance is used by South Central Ambulance Service. Notice how the light bar on the roof is forward-facing only. The rear view of the same emergency ambulance. Notice the ramp that folds down to allow easy access for a wheeled stretcher.

Both ambulances with Buckinghamshire-based Inter-County Ambulance Service. Built in 2000, they are converted Fiat Ducato Maxis.

This yellow Renault Master ambulance is with Wiltshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust.

This is a 2007 Honda CR-V ambulance car. In this photograph it is on trial as it has not yet been decked out with a specific service's livery.

This Vauxhall Vectra ambulance car is with Shropshire Ambulance Service. The 'ambulance' wording on the light bar is illuminated, useful at night for identifying the car.