Ambulances are vital life-saving vehicles equipped to handle emergencies. The main types include Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulances, which provide essential care like oxygen and patient transport; Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances, equipped with advanced medical tools like defibrillators and ventilators; and Critical Care Unit (CCU) ambulances for high-risk patients needing ICU-level care. Other types include Air Ambulances (helicopters or planes) for rapid transport over long distances, Neonatal Ambulances specialized for transporting newborns, and Bariatric Ambulances for obese patients. There are also Emergency Ambulances for on-site trauma care and Patient Transport Vehicles for non-urgent transfers. These diverse ambulances ensure timely and specialized medical attention, improving survival rates during critical situations.