Everybody knows the importance of emergency services to respond swiftly and effectively during emergencies. Early intervention by first responders increases the chances of a favorable outcome. What we often don’t think about is how these essential tools that support their mission can arrive quickly. That is the advantage of a Fast Response Vehicle (FRV). Regardless of the mission, there are endless options to help first responders set up their vehicles to their specifications. For Law Enforcement it may be an active shooter, for EMS it is patient care and for Fire, it is fire suppression. These FRV’S may also be set up to handle several types of critical incidents. Each compartment can be set up to address different types of incidents.   The big question is: What does FRV stand for?