Some areas use a similar form of transportation called a "gurney van." Gurney vans do not have an attendant in the back with the patient during transport and the driver of the van is not trained as an emergency medical technician.
By Rod Brouhard, About.com
Updated November 29, 2008
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Some areas use a similar form of transportation called a "gurney van." Gurney vans do not have an attendant in the back with the patient during transport and the driver of the van is not trained as an emergency medical technician.
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