Find out about the Joint Emergency Transport Service and how police and fire working closely has huge benefits and not just for fleet.

A new electric response vehicle is set to support St John Ambulance volunteers taking part in a pioneering co-responder pilot with the East of England Ambulance Service in Norfolk.

To reduce its carbon emissions, the Environment Agency is trialling two fully electric ‘workboats,’ with the first, the Blackwater Joule, launched at the Henley Royal Regatt

Electrifying emergency service fleets is a live operational challenge. Across two opening webinars in a new series in partnership with Cenex and Flexible Power Systems (FPS), sector leaders set out both the urgency of the transition and the practical realities of getting started.

As the North East Ambulance Services moves ahead with its sustainability plans, it is now trialling a new electric patient transport vehicle to boost its care for patients across the region.

New emergency ambulances, response cars and patient transport vehicles will soon be on the roads across Wales after a £23.1m investment from the Welsh Government.

With the launch of this third theme for The Emergency Services Show, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Head of Asset Management, Ijaz Bashir shares how the fleet eco-system works to meet the challenges of climate and technology advances.

Fleet of the Future, the new strategic theme for The Emergency Services Show 2026, will explore how emergency service fleets are evolving to meet rising demand, decarbonisation targets and operational pressures.

Avon Fire and Rescue Service is trialing a form of biodegradable fuel in its vehicles in a bid to reduce the service’s emissions and move one step closer to a sustainable fleet.

The Welsh Ambulance Service has unveiled its first fully electric vehicles. Ten MAXUS eDELIVER 5 vehicles have now entered service as part of the Trust’s ambition to reduce its carbon footprint.