What type of vehicle does an ambulance belong to?

Ambulances are medium-sized vehicles.

Ambulances are medium-sized vehicles and require a B2 or above driving license and a passenger transport qualification certificate. A driver's license can be issued as long as it is not during the internship period. If you want to work as an ambulance driver, you must not only meet the driving qualification requirements, but also check whether there are hospitals that need to recruit ambulance drivers.

About ambulance

1. Ambulance refers to a vehicle that rescues patients. The word "AMBULANCE" on the car body is written in reverse, so that the driver of the car in front can directly see the word "Ambulance" in the forward direction through the rearview mirror and give way quickly.

2. With the warning lights flashing and the sirens whistling, there is no doubt that an ambulance is rushing to the scene of an emergency call. All traffic arteries will magically let it go. The driver can Driving anywhere on the edge of the roadway, on the sidewalk, or even in the opposite direction is fine as long as the ambulance can pass. Just like firefighters rushing to a fire scene, ambulance personnel also need to race against time because it may mean the difference between life and death.

3. Ambulances have changed dramatically over the past 40 years. Until the late 1960s, the main mission of ambulances was to transport people from the scene of an accident to the hospital as quickly as possible. The space inside the car is very small, and there are only some very basic first aid equipment. Since then, however, changes have been made to ambulances and ambulance crews, and empty-trip fees will be scrapped for ambulances.