Horton Emergency Vehicles built this Type 1 ambulance for Fayette County (OH) EMS.
Horton Emergency Vehicles Builds Type 1 Ambulance for Fayette County (OH) EMS
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Wheeled Coach Announces Exciting Line-Up for FDIC International 2023
Wheeled Coach announces it will feature ambulances built for the U.S. Army and the FDNY, in addition to a Wheeled Coach demo truck in Booth #4220
Road Rescue to Debut New Ambulance Model at FDIC International 2023
RediMedic will deliver the best of all worlds with an easy-to-spec, preconfigured design to deliver optimal prehospital care.
Omaha (NE) Tribal Rescue Gets American Emergency Response Type 1 Traumahawk Ambulance
American Emergency Vehicles has delivered a Traumahawk Type 1 ambulance on a custom Ford F-550 4×4 to Omaha (NE) Tribal Rescue.
FDIC International 2023 to Feature the Fire Rescue Station of the Future
FDIC International 2023 will feature the “Fire Rescue Station of the Future,” an interactive showcase of cutting-edge design and products.
Howell Township (NJ) Police Emergency Medical Services Gets American Emergency Vehicles Type 1 Traumahawk Ambulance
American Emergency Vehicles (AEV) has delivered a Type 1 Traumahawk ambulance to Howell Township (NJ) Police Emergency Medical Services.
Cambridge (NE) Rescue Service Gets AEV Type 3 Traumahawk Custom Ambulance
Cambridge (NE) Rescue Service has taken delivery of a Type 3 Traumahawk custom ambulance built by American Emergency Vehicles (AEV).
AEV Delivers Type 3 Ambulance to Golden Valley (MO) Memorial Healthcare
The Traumahawk Ford E-450 Type 3 custom ambulance is the third American Emergency Vehicles rig delivered to Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare.
Pennsauken (NJ) Township Fire Department Takes Delivery of Another Horton Type 3 Ambulance
Horton Emergency Vehicles built this Type 3 ambulance for Pennsauken (NJ) Township Fire Department on a Ford E450 chassis.
Should We Be Transporting Lights and Sirens?
We are doing a disservice to our patients when we “rapidly” transport them to the hospital using lights and sirens, writes Jason D. Haag.
