Fire Ambulance Bus

Fire Ambulance Bus, a photo by fairfaxcounty on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
This ambulance bus, which can transport many people at once, is availalble to deal with mass casualties, emergencies where many people be injured at one time like a terrorist attack. This bus was paid for by a FEMA grant.

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