AMBULANCE

What do you call two people in an ambulance?

A pair of medics. :-)

The word ambulance comes from the Latin word ambulare, meaning to walk or move about which is a reference to early medical care where patients were moved by lifting or wheeling. The word originally meant a moving hospital, which follows an army in its movements.

Let us draw an ambulance

• Write an upside down U one side of U longer than the other side. Write another small U inside the first one. Write two Is, one on either side. Note the length of each I and the distance of I from sides of U.
• Write a horizontal I joining the tip of right I to the top of U.
• Write 11 inside this to start making the windshield.

• Join the tips of 11 with I.
• Join the top end of left I with the top end of left I.

• Now we make wheels. Write 5 and an upside down U. Join the free edges with I.
• Write O to make the wheels. Write small Os inside the big O to make rim.
• Write two Us one inside other to make the third wheel.

• You can make the fourth wheel by writing very flat Us. Make headlights with small Os  and the siren with upside down U.
• Write a plus sign in the body of ambulance .
• Write Cs and Is to depict an active siren.

Ambulance is ready !!

Operator, operator, call me an ambulance!!!
Okay, sir, you're an ambulance! :-)