What are Fast Response Vehicles (FRV)? 10-75 Emergency Vehicles
Updated: Aug 22, 2022
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What are Fast Response Vehicles (FRV)?
Everybody knows the importance of fire services and emergency services for avoiding, detecting, and effectively assisting during emergencies, thus ensuring public safety and health. What we often don’t think about is how fundamental some tools that support them in these essential enterprises are. One of the most important equipment an Emergency Service relies on, no matter if we’re talking about the police, fire departments, or emergency medical services, is a Fast Response Vehicle (FRV). The big question is: what does that stand for?
Before we get to the answer of that question, let’s briefly talk about Emergency Services vehicles. It is not difficult to assume that vehicles intended to be used by fire departments and emergency services are not the same as the ones that the civilian population drives. In order to be able to attend to the community, these vehicles are usually larger and adapted to keep different kinds of equipment, fit people in a different disposition, and so on. However, there are situations in which promptly attending a call for service assignment to assist a particular situation is crucial, and that’s where the Fast Response Vehicle can be of better help.
An FRV is nothing more than a Fast Response Vehicle, meant to provide first responders with a smaller vehicle that has a faster initial response to calls for service and a lower operating cost. At 10-75 Emergency Vehicles, FRVs can be fully customized to the customer’s needs, from incorporating lights and sirens to adding high-quality lockers for fire gear and equipment.
At this point you may be asking yourself what would be the difference between a regular fire command vehicle, like an SUV or a pickup truck, and an FRV. On one hand, a fire command vehicle is operated by the incident commander and possibly an aid that has all the equipment that is needed to run an organized safe scene, such as radios, maps, computer systems, etc. An FRV, on the other hand, is designed to be operated by personnel such as firefighters, emergency medical technicians, and emergency service unit officers that are the first to respond to a scene with medical equipment, initial fire attack operations, crowd control, drone, etc.
If you are interested in getting a Fast Response Vehicle but not sure on what can be done to attend to your vehicle needs, check out the transformation of a 2021 Chevy 3500 into a fire truck. In order to turn this Chevy into a fire command vehicle, the Snyder Fire Department worked with us to design and manufacture their new customized fire truck, which included a fiberglass composite rescue body, a Whelen 295SLSA6 siren, a custom console, backboard, and much more.
Whatever your needs for a customized Fast Response Vehicle are, 10-75 Emergency Vehicles can take care of it for you and your department. Founded in 2006 by law enforcement officer Larry Kohan, 10-75 Emergency Vehicles is a single-source manufacturer of emergency vehicles for Police, Fire, EMS, and the Public Works sector.
Due to our emergency service personnel, we understand how scenes can get complex and the different purposes your vehicle may serve. Because of that, 10-75 Emergency Vehicles knows how to help you build your Fast Response Vehicle and tailor it in a way that suits you and gets you to the completion of your mission. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at 877-614-7187 or on our website.
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