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If an ambulance is built on a cab chassis with a modular ambulance body and weighs 10,001-24,000 lb, what type is it?

Ambulance Type 2.

Ambulance Type 3.

Ambulance Type 1AD.

Ambulance Type 1.

Ambulance type is defined by how the vehicle is built and its weight. A vehicle built on a traditional truck cab and chassis with a modular ambulance body mounted to it is classified as Type I. The weight range given, 10,001–24,000 lb, sits squarely in the range for Type I vehicles, which are larger, truck-style ambulances.

In contrast, van-based configurations with a single integrated cab are Type II, and ambulances built on a cutaway van chassis with a modular body are Type III. So, a cab-chassis with a modular body corresponds to Type I.