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The cab of a front-line ambulance varies in design based on the model, make, and cab designer, but they share common features.
Ample Storage: There is abundant storage for patient report forms and crew personal kit. Dedicated spaces are provided for helmets required during RTCs and hazardous extractions.
Lights and Sirens: Ambulances are equipped with lights and sirens operated by foot pedals and buttons for effective communication of emergency status.
Screen Lighting: High-level screen lighting aids visibility for drivers through windscreen and rear-facing mirrors.
Onboard Cameras: Forward-facing cameras record incidents for documentation and analysis.
Satellite Navigation: Integrated navigation systems assist in route finding.
Communication Systems: Direct communication channels ensure coordination among crew members and control centres.
Panic Buttons: Panic buttons may be installed for immediate assistance in critical situations.
Seatbelt Compliance: Front-seat occupants must adhere to seatbelt regulations for safety, as mandated by driving rules.
Cleaning Protocols: Steering wheels and gear sticks, identified as high-touch areas, require regular cleaning to maintain hygiene standards.
