Our fleet
The vehicles that keep Westbridge moving, from emergency ambulances to helicopters. If you have a question about our fleet, open an enquiry in our Discord server.
Emergency Ambulances
Fleet: Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Emergency Ambulance, Fiat Ducato Emergency Ambulance.
The frontline of the ambulance service, the emergency ambulance is a practical response asset with transportation capabilities and a wide variety of medical equipment at a paramedic's disposal.
Rapid Response Vehicles
Fleet: Skoda Octavia, Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI, Volvo XC90, BMW X5 2020, Nissan Leaf.
Designed to provide care to a patient as soon as possible, rapid response vehicles typically arrive before an ambulance and carry everything an ambulance does without the transportation capability.
Emergency Preparedness, Resilience and Response fleet
Fleet: Volkswagen T6 Primary EPRR Response Unit, Mercedes Sprinter Secondary EPRR Response Unit.
Designed specifically to meet NARU standards and to carry specialist equipment for all the needs of the Hazardous Area Response Team. Our EPRR fleet responds to technical incidents, public order events, or attacks.
Incident Response Officer fleet
Fleet: BMW 5 Series Touring Unmarked Officer Car, Skoda Octavia Unmarked Officer Car, Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI Officer Car.
With incidents arising at any time, the service maintains a wide fleet of incident officer cars, from unmarked cars that can bypass scenes to marked units which are often the first onto the scene of an incident.
Support fleet
Fleet: BMW R1200RT, Vauxhall Vivaro Fleet Maintenance Unit, Mercedes Sprinter Personnel Carrier, DAF Lorry.
As incidents grow in size and capacity, the service employs its support fleet to bolster its strength and expand its operational capacity, from motorbike units that can glide through traffic to personnel carriers.
London's Air Ambulance Charity fleet
Fleet: MD-902 Explorer, EC-135, Skoda Superb, Volvo XC90.
Sometimes patients are very poorly and need help from amazing doctors and advanced paramedics who have received extensive training to deal with some of the most serious medical cases at the roadside.