Category: Ambulance

This is a Ford Transit ambulance operated by St. John Ambulance. The vehicle was presented to the Leeds area by the Leeds Hospital fund charitable trust.

This is a WYMAS Volvo V40 rapid response car. It is seen here passing a West Yorkshire Police Honda Pan-European motorbike.

This 1993 Renault Master-based ambulance is liveried as belonging to KC Ambulances.

This is a Ford Transit Operational Support Unit from TENYAS's fleet. It has a band of green and yellow squares down both sides but no blue lights. It is used to transport equipment such as decontamination tents.

This Hampshire Renault Master ambulance is marked as a 'special transfer unit'.

This is a Mercedes Sprinter ambulance from the Port of Felixstowe private service.

This is a Volvo rapid response car from South Yorkshire ambulance's fleet.

This Renault is displaying the livery of the British Red Cross.

This Volvo S40 appears to be in an all over yellow paint scheme. However, upon closer inspection, the vehicle is actually white. All of the yellow is provided by several sections of adhesive reflective material. The rear view of the car showing its low profile light bar.

Next, we have a Ford Transit Connect TDCI used by the Coventry and Warwickshire Ambulance NHS trust. An interesting feature on this vehicle is the power connecter on the front wing which would normally by found on larger ambulance vehicles.

This is a St. John Ambulance from Shropshire's Oswestry Division. It is a Land Rover 300 TDI with stationwagon base and hightened roof. It carries a simple livery and is show here with some of the equipment it carries.

Two views of a red 'Heathrow Air Ambulance' vehicle. New in 2005, this Chevrolet-based ambulance looks similar to American ambulances run by fire brigades. Another of their vehicles in a reverse-colour livery can be seen lower down this page.

This is one ambulance from the first batch in North Yorks. to be liveried in the European standard colour for ambulances. It is a UV Modular-bodied Mercedes Benz Sprinter 416 CDI. The rear view, showing the beaver-tail lift to load the stretcher. Notice the front and rear lightbars have amber lights fitted alongside the LED blue lights.

This Honda CRV is a demonstrator vehicle. Demonstrators are loaned to ambulance services for short periods and are put into active service for evaluation. The rear of the Honda. Notice that it does not have any county-specific livery.

This Saab is liveried as a 'Lives' volunteer paramedic vehicle and is used in Lincolnshire.

A 1998 Shropshire St. John Ambulance Land Rover Defender.

This white Vauxhall Astra carries almost the minimum livery for an ambulance vehicle. It has ambulance wording on four sides and a double blue flashing light on the roof. Notice a couple of odd features: it has a sunroof and does not have the Vauxhall standard roof mount for the light bar. It is owned by 1st Choice Ambulance.

This West Yorks. Renault ambulance is liveried as an 'Intensive Care Ambulance' and carries the traditional 'heartbeat' striping.

This is a London Ambulance Service rapid response car. It has many unusual features such as the white paint work but with an ambulance yellow bonnet, side mounted blue repeaters and a light bar which does not damage the roof of the car. The rear view of this car. This is a high specification petrol model, and unusually for a emergency vehicle, has attractive alloy wheels.

This is a minimally marked Renault Master ambulance photographed in central London. Until August 2004 it was used by 'All Wales Ambulance Services Limited' based in Cwmbran in South Wales. It started life by being converted by Oughtred and Harrison, Yorkshire.

This is an Iveco based ambulance outside Great Ormond Street Hospital. Although this vehicle is equipped with battenburg markings, it is part of a varied fleet operated by 'Medical Services' which is a subsidiary company of the courier firm Lewis Day in London.

This is a rather tired looking Ford Transit that was operated by the private Thames Ambulance Service until January 2005.

This is a specially equipped children's intensive care ambulance. Its is operated along with its sister vehicles HVE and HVF by the St John's Ambulance service for the Childrens' Acute Transfer Service (NHS). This vehicle is based at GOSH and covers the North Thames and Anglia areas. The two sister vehicles are based at Guy's Hospital for the South Thames area.

This is a specially modified American Ford van used by the private Heathrow Air Ambulance company. The rear view showing the vehicles unique livery. This vehicle has the call sign of 'Medic 4'.

In this busy picture, a WYMAS Mercedes Ambulance attends a RTA in Leeds. Fortunately, both the driver and passenger of the car escaped serious injury.

This is a WYMAS Volvo V40 attending the same RTA. Notice how part of the battenburg high visibility yellow is missing from the drivers door.

This Welsh Mercedes ambulance is seen here in Birmingham on a patient transfer. Notice the Welsh wording on the blue light bar and the siren mounted above the front registration plate. On the nearside we can see that the vehicle carries the Welsh "Ymddiriedolaeth GIG Gwasanaethau Ambiwlans Cymru", which is translated on the offside as "Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust".

This Mercedes ambulance is with East Anglian Ambulance Service. It is unmissable, with full sides of battenburg, reflective chevron markings on the rear, and a yellow cab. Look how the rear light bar contains blue for emergency use, amber for repeater indicators, white for illumination or reversing and red for braking or emergency use.

This Honda CRV is a silver with battenburg markings car used by the East Anglian ambulance service.

This Ford Mondeo is a 'Hospital Rapid Response Unit'. Seen in the South Yorkshire area, it does not carry any county wording or ingignia.

This is a South Yorkshire Volvo V70.

This Iveco Turbo Daily is with Humberside's St. John Ambulance. Inset: rear view.

A Ford Transit ambulance from Inter-County Paramedics.

This Suzuki Vitara is used by the British Red Cross. Notice the blue light on the roof, and the blue cable hanging from it (connected to the 12 volt power supply).

This aged Peugeot started off as a rapid response car with Tees, East and North Yorkshire Ambulance Service (TENYAS). After 2001 it was commissioned to be a TENYAS Logistics vehicle, as the livery shows.

British Red Cross medical unit Mercedes truck preceded by a Red Cross LDV emergency ambulance. Both vehicles are based in London, and the LDV is almost identical to its London Ambulance Service cousins. The LDV also seems to be missing a blue light from it's grille.

63135 This Guernsey Ambulance & Rescue Service ambulance is an Isuzu Trooper. Notice the entirely numerical registration.

This is a LDV ambulance used by South Yorkshire Ambulance Service for training transportation. Despite being made in 1997, this R-reg vehicle looks dated in livery and shape, and is an unusual choice for an emergency ambulance. It is one of a batch of four that were for each of the four main towns in South Yorkshire. They were supposed to be front-line fast response vehicles with patient transport capabilities. Among the inadequacies that caused them to be abandoned was poor performance. This was unsuccessfully addressed by fitting turbos at great expense! The other three vehicles were sold or written off not long after their introduction.

This Vauxhall Astra estate transports the equipment and mechanics needed to keep North Yorkshire's ambulances on the road.

This black Land Rover Discovery belongs to a private ambulance company. It has a minimal livery and clear lenses on all of its blue lights. The rear view shows the compact blue LED lights mounted on top of the bumper.

This is a 2.5TD 4x4 Ford Ranger-based incident support unit, built by Ferno International Rescue Equipment. It is liveried as belonging to West Midlands Ambulance Service. Notice the winch on the front bumper. The rear aspect. The rear can be switched between a major incident support, a hazmat incident support, a comms or an ambulance incident support pod. Or it can be used just as a pick up truck with no pod!

This is an older example of the vehicle (without the front winch).

This yellow Mercedes Benz Sprinter ambulance, with bodywork by UV Modular, is part of London's fleet.

Another Mercedes Sprinter is liveried with a band of green checks here on a Royal Air Force ambulance. The rear view showing the drop-down beaver tail stretcher lift.

This Mercedes Sprinter 416 CDI is with Surrey Ambulance. The view of the high visibility livery on the back

This is a battenburg-marked Honda ST1300, used by Hampshire Ambulance Service to quickly respond to emergency medical calls in Portsmouth.

A Hereford and Worcester Renault Master ambulance. Notice how the blue lights are incorporated into the roof.

A medical response unit Volvo V70 from M&L Ambulance Service.