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| − | An '''ambulance''' is a vehicle that serves to evacuate people in need of medical attention to get them to a facility where they can be treated. | + | An '''ambulance''' is a vehicle that serves to evacuate people in need of [[medical]] attention to get them to a facility where they can be treated. |
In the United States ambulances are marked for easy identification and usually have sirens. They have the right-of-way in traffic and other vehicles must given them room to get to their destination unimpeded. | In the United States ambulances are marked for easy identification and usually have sirens. They have the right-of-way in traffic and other vehicles must given them room to get to their destination unimpeded. | ||
[[Category:Emergency Services]] | [[Category:Emergency Services]] | ||
Revision as of 09:27, November 18, 2007
An ambulance is a vehicle that serves to evacuate people in need of medical attention to get them to a facility where they can be treated.
In the United States ambulances are marked for easy identification and usually have sirens. They have the right-of-way in traffic and other vehicles must given them room to get to their destination unimpeded.