A free Android app where ambulance owners and drivers across India share their problems, help each other, and buy and sell second hand ambulances.
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The Ambulance Owner Association (AOA) is an Android app based platform that connects ambulance owners and drivers from across India. Members use it to raise the problems they face in their work, to learn from each other's experience, and to buy or sell used ambulances directly with one another. Read more about the association.
Your voice matters. Write a post about a problem or an experience, add a photo if you like, and other members can read it, like it and answer in the comments.
See the used ambulances that members have put up for sale. Filter them by ambulance type, city, brand and price, keep a wishlist, and call the seller from the app.
Owners and drivers can list an ambulance with a photo, price, brand, model, purchase date, kilometres run and city. Buyers call you directly on your mobile number.
Owners and drivers can add their ambulances to the association's record with the ambulance type and RC number. The documents you upload are not shown to other members.
Buying and selling happens inside the app, between members. Listing an ambulance and contacting a seller are free.
The association only connects the buyer and the seller. It does not handle the payment and gives no guarantee for any money.
Joining is free. Guests can read and write posts and look at the ambulances for sale; selling an ambulance and registering an ambulance are for owners and drivers.
एम्बुलेंस ओनर एसोसिएशन (AOA) एम्बुलेंस मालिकों और ड्राइवरों के लिए एक निःशुल्क एंड्रॉइड ऐप है। इस ऐप पर देश भर के एम्बुलेंस मालिक और ड्राइवर केवल एक पोस्ट के ज़रिए अपनी बात, अनुभव या समस्या एक-दूसरे तक पहुँचा सकते हैं, और पुरानी (सेकंड हैंड) एम्बुलेंस खरीद या बेच सकते हैं।
ध्यान दें: एसोसिएशन केवल खरीदने वाले और बेचने वाले के बीच संपर्क कराता है। वह पैसों के लेन-देन में शामिल नहीं होता और किसी रकम की गारंटी नहीं देता, इसलिए खरीदने से पहले एम्बुलेंस की जाँच खुद कर लें।
Purani (second hand) ambulance kharidni ya bechni hai? AOA app Google Play se free download karein, apne mobile number se register karein, aur seedhe bechne wale se phone par baat karein.
“Ambulance drivers are the real unsung warriors of our healthcare system. Their courage and dedication towards saving lives is unparalleled. It is an honor to work alongside such talented professionals and we are deeply grateful for their selflessness and sacrifice in ensuring the well-being of our communities.”
When it comes to emergency solutions, every second matters. The skill and dedication of the drivers and medical teams in quickly and safely responding to emergency situations cannot be overstated. They are truly unsung heroes, working tirelessly to save lives and provide vital support in times of crisis.
The dedication and skills of an ambulance driver are remarkable, especially when considering the lengths they go to ensure timely and efficient medical care. In this particular case, an ambulance driver covered a distance of 310 km in a mere 4.18 hours. This heroic effort reflects an average speed of approximately 74 km/h, which is an impressive feat. It is assumed that the driver was responding to an emergency, and therefore, it is important for other drivers to give way to the ambulance and allow it to pass. This is a clear reminder of the critical role played by ambulance drivers in saving lives and ensuring the best possible care in emergency situations.
Emergencies are unpredictable, and when they arise, they require swift action. Emergency medical services, including ambulances, are an essential part of saving lives.
When driving, it is important to be aware of the sound of sirens and flashing emergency lights that signal an ambulance's presence. Giving way to an ambulance may seem like a small gesture, but it can make all the difference in delivering critical care to those in need. In an emergency, every second counts, and giving way to an ambulance can help save a life.
So next time you hear the sound of sirens, take a moment to pull over and let the ambulance pass, and you could be playing a vital role in a life-saving act.
108 ambulance drivers in Jharkhand's Jamtara say they have not been paid since June and have warned of an indefinite strike if dues are not cleared in two days.
Dehradun's Doon Medical College Hospital will post ward boys with stretchers and wheelchairs at its emergency gate for arriving ambulances, Amar Ujala reports.
Four police personnel were suspended after a 108 ambulance with a critical patient was halted in Silchar for the CM's convoy, India Today NE reports.
The Ambulance Owner Association (AOA) is an Android app based platform that connects ambulance owners and drivers from across India. Members post the problems they face and their experiences, reply to each other in the comments, and buy and sell second hand ambulances.
Yes. The app is free to download from Google Play, and joining, posting, and buying or selling an ambulance through it cost nothing.
Ambulance owners and ambulance drivers, and anyone else as a guest. Guests can read and write posts and look at the ambulances for sale. Putting an ambulance up for sale and registering an ambulance are for owners and drivers only.
Install the app from Google Play, or use the Register page of this website. Enter your name, mobile number and city, choose owner, driver or guest, and set a 6 digit password. Then log in to the app with your mobile number and that password.
Log in to the app as an owner or driver and open Sell. Add a photo of the ambulance, its type, brand, model name, purchase date, owner number (1st owner, 2nd owner and so on), kilometres run, price, city and a description. Buyers see the listing with your name and mobile number and call you directly. When the ambulance is sold, mark the listing as sold.
Open Buy in the app. You can filter the listings by ambulance type, city, brand and price, save a listing to your wishlist, and tap Connect Now to call the seller.
No. The association only connects the buyer and the seller. It does not handle the payment and gives no guarantee for any money, so check the ambulance yourself before you buy.
The type of ambulance, its RC number with a photo of the RC, and your Aadhaar number with photos of the front and back of the card. A driving licence and photos of the ambulance can be added too. These documents are not shown to other members; only the administrators of the association can see them.
Android phones. The app is on Google Play; there is no iPhone app.
Send us a message from the Contact page of this website, or use the email address and phone number shown there. In the app, the support number is on your Profile screen.
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