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REV Ambulance Group stepped up to the plate during the COVID-19 pandemic when it swept through New York City earlier this year.

New York’s Ezras Nashim is looking to trade in its Chrysler Pacifica minivan for a real ambulance.

Horton Emergency Vehicles announced that Mercy Sales, Inc. will serve as a dealer for Horton in Michigan.

The 2020 edition includes significant improvements in technology, mobility, ease of use, fit and finish and the ability for emergency service providers to perform their critical functions while remaining safely buckled up.

Horton Emergency Vehicles, manufacturer of premium, innovative, highly-customized Type I, Type III and medium duty ambulances, and a subsidiary of REV Group, has announced ETR will be the exclusive dealer for Horton in Florida. ETR is a full-service company devoted to the Emergency, Tactical, and Rescue industries.  “We are excited to announce ETR’s appointment as Horton’s exclusive dealer for the ...

Mt. Vernon, MO – Reyco Granning announces the combination of two product lines to create a superior solution for Shuttle Bus, Ambulance, RV and Work Truck applications.  TransportMaster® combines the durable R-Series drive axle air suspension with the latest technology in air supply, the AirMaster®. TransportMaster® is a turn-key bolt-on upgrade to replace inferior factory leaf spring on Class 3-5 Ford, Ram, ...

  Some of our favorite photos of REV Group ambulances at EMS Today. The pictures advance on their own or you can click them to advance faster. Photos by Adam Mason.

STERLING, Ill. – Police say a man stole an ambulance from CGH Medical Center on Saturday and crashed it. KWQC-TV reports a patient ran away from the emergency department, stole the ambulance and drove off. He later lost control and hit another vehicle, causing the ambulance to roll on its side. Both drivers were taken to the medical center for ...

REV Group has incorporated several product options into its High-Risk Infection Control (HRIC) ambulance designs.

By Aditya Shekhar The advent of hybrid-style engine/ambulances or transport-capable apparatuses took the fire vehicle world by storm a few years ago, garnering a lot of positive and negative attention. Supporters of the concept of a hybrid engine/ambulance appreciated how the vehicle could perform two very important roles within the fire service: suppression and EMS transport. Despite this versatility, orders were ...