Ambulance fleet

London Ambulance Service has added 77 new electric emergency vehicles to its frontline fleet, further strengthening what is now the UK’s largest fleet of fully electric ambulance vehicles.

North East Ambulance Service will begin introducing white emergency ambulances into its fleet as part of plans to improve vehicle availability, strengthen operational resilience and reduce costs.

South East Coast Ambulance Service has begun rolling out 92 new MAN dual-crewed ambulances to replace ageing vehicles across the region.

London Ambulance Service (LAS) is introducing 60 upgraded ambulances designed to improve patient comfort and support crews as they move and treat people during emergencies.

Yorkshire Ambulance Service will use £6.4m of additional funding — made available as part of the government’s £450m emergency care improvement plans — to purchase 41 new diesel ambulances.

North West Ambulance Service (NWAS) has been awarded almost £8m to upgrade its ambulance fleet.

This year has been one the biggest years to date for delivery at the Ambulance Radio Programme (ARP) with the roll out of both the Control Room Solution and Mobile Data and Vehicle Solution now complete.

Antony Tucker and Jack Sansum, NHS Confederation explore the deteriorating condition of ambulance estates and its impact on productivity, staff welfare, and service transformation. With rising maintenance backlogs, outdated facilities, and barriers to transitioning to electric fleets, trusts face significant challenges.

West Midlands Ambulance Service has recently sought an economical and sustainable solution for decommissioning ambulances, thanks to a recent partnership with De Lage Landen (DLL).

A team of West Mercia Police officers has overcome obstacles to complete an intrepid adventure to deliver reconditioned fire engines and ambulances to The Gambia.