Category: Ambulance

This is a Mercedes A Class from Dorset Ambulance. Notice how the blue light bar appears to overhang the roof of this small car.

A Ford Transit CSG demo ambulance.

An Iveco Command and Control Unit belonging to Royal Berkshire. Notice the green flashing light on the front of the roof.

A Honda Civic rapid response car. Notice the thin, clear light bar.

This is a silver Renault Megane estate ambulance car, with a single stripe of green and yellow squares. Notice the clear LED lights (that flash blue) on the grille and front wings. It has been adapted for ambulance service work by MacNeillie.

A 2003 VW Passat ambulance car.

This Land Rover Discovery has been highly modified. It has had a bull-bar fitted, 6 additional white lights, a big blue light bar, an air-intake snorkel and comprehensive roof rack. Strapped to each side of the rack are sand ramps, to help get traction on soft ground. It is an ex-Camel Trophy vehicle. Note the spot light and large axe on the rear of the Disco. The livery is also very unusual. Yellow bodywork is covered with battenburg markings down both sides, the bonnet is black, the side windows have writing over them, and there is a Netherlands flag where the rear registration is usually displayed.

This Iveco ambulance is run by Event Medical Services.

A Renault Master West Midlands paramedic ambulance.

This 2001 Citroen Picasso is used by Hampshire Ambulance Service.

This Peugeot Expert van is used by Pennine Ambulance, a private medical company. Notice the combination of a side stripe and battenburg markings.

This Ford Mondeo ambulance car is operational with East Midlands Ambulance Service.

A Renault Master ambulance demonstrator.

This is a white Iveco ambulance demo.

An East Anglian ambulance, with chassis by Mercedes-Benz and bodywork by UV Modular. The bodywork colour is Euro Yellow RAL1016, the European standard colour for ambulances.

This Ford ambulance is run by the Thames Valley Ambulance & Paramedic Service, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire. It is very rare, being a left-hand drive model in use in the UK.

This Vauxhall Omega is a rapid response car owned by Thames Valley, which is a private ambulance company.

A rare vehicle is this red quad all-terrain vehicle in battenburg and 'paramedic' markings. The rear view of the Honda Fourtrax 200.

Thames Valley Ambulance also run this Ford Iveco ambulance which carries their own personalised registration plate. Note the odd yellow bonnet.

Another TVA rapid response car is this Land Rover Discovery.

This 1998 Ford Escort estate completes the line up of Thames Valley's ambulances on this page.

This demonstration Volvo XC70 has four wheel drive and raised suspension. It is fitted with blue lights on the roof, on the front bumper and on the dashboard. The rear view of this estate car.

We now have the smaller Volvo V50 estate in ambulance markings. The rear view of this smart looking estate.

This is a Toyota Avensis estate in ambulance livery. Notice how it is fitted with an ultra slim light bar on the roof rails as well as a small additional unit below the front grill. The rear view shows the extra high visibility markings and light bar strips on the open boot. This is to aid with the visibility of the car at an incident when it is parked with the boot open.

This is a Nissan Xtrail demonstrator. Apart from the markings, it is identical to a Xtrail police demonstrator.

Here we have the rear view of a Honda CRV four wheel drive.

This is a Honda TRX 450 quad bike intended to be used by paramedics in rough or inhospitable terrain. From this shot you can see the front mounted blue lights and the sump guard to protect the drive components. The rear shots show the additional rear blue lights. Equipment can be mounted on either the front or rear racks.

This Ford Transit Connect is used by Royal Berkshire Ambulance Service for maintenance of its fleet of vehicles. It is fitted with a set of orange lights.

This is a Ford Focus C-MAX demonstrator in ambulance yellow. This vehicle is highly visible with its additional blue lights on the front grill and bumper.

This is a silver Renault Clio rapid response car from Coventry & Warwickshire Ambulance Service.

A silver Land Rover Freelander paramedic demonstrator vehicle. The rear view, showing the lettering on the wind-down rear screen.

This is a yellow Mercedes Benz Vito ambulance with Profile bodywork. Notice the additional spot lights on the front grille, the repeater blue flashing lights on the wing mirrors, and the non-British colour scheme.

A close up look at a Renault Master ambulance belonging to St. John.

In the foreground is a Renault Scenic RX4 fast response vehicle from Loughborough Ambulance Station, with a traditional Renault emergency ambulance in the background.

This is a St. John Cambridgshire Nissan Patrol. Notice the height of the roof and the floodlight perched on the top. The rear view of the same car shows the rear doors and cubbyholes open for access to equipment. Also note how the lights are recessed into the bodywork.

This is a St. John Ford Transit Connect in standrad SJA livery.

A close up look at the tail lift of a McNellie Ford Transit. Look at the thought that has gone into it. When the rear door is swung up, duplicates of the exterior lights it covers are revealed and operated.

A TENYAS Mercedes minibus patient transportation ambulance.

This Ford Focus hatchback is a Ford demonstrator with livery by RVG.

A Volvo V50 ambulance rapid response demonstrator car.

This is an East Midlands Ambulance Service Toyota Rav4 paramedic 'response manager' car. The side view, with the rear door swung open.

This Vauxhall Zafira Club is liveried as an ambulance and is run by a private company, First Choice Ambulance Service, which are based in Bramley, Leeds. There is no company name or logo on this vehicle, just 'FCA' on the private registration plate and roof marking. The rear view showing the rest of the livery and the optional 'slow' sign on the rear of the roof bar.

Here is a side view of a WAS-bodied Mercedes Benz 416CDI. Notice the nearside and rear entrance doors, the stretcher lift and the equipment store.

This is a WYMAS intensive care ambulance. It is a Renault van with UVG bodywork.

This is a prototype mark-four Crusader ambulance designed specifically for St. John Ambulance. It is liveried as Felixstowe Division (Suffolk). Changes from the mark-three include brighter lightbars, optional amber airfield lights, fewer windows and lots of small internal improvements.

V277 FOR, HX51 VVY and V274 FOR Three examples of SJA North Yorkshire & Teesside Crusaders at the Great Yorkshire Show, Harrogate.

This Ford Focus estate is used by Cumbria Ambulance to quickly respond to emergencies in the largely rural Cumbrian Lake District.