Springfield, MO – Miller Coach Company is completing fabrication and assembly on the current Sprinter that will release as the company’s 2012 144" Type II ambulance. This model brings further enhancements to the patient area as Miller Coach continues to put safety first in their design. In 2009 Miller introduced the first Safety Seat to take place of the traditional squad bench. This seat offers a safe, belted location for crew members and still allows to see to patient needs. As with any new innovation, Miller Coach has made some minor changes and enhancements along the way. This year the seat location has been modified. “Moving it further back allows better patient access from a seated position,” says Al Miller, founder and President of Miller Coach Company. “Crew members can perform most of their normal functions from the safety of a seated and belted position,” he adds.
Some of the additional enhancements made to the 2012 model year are Lonseal (T) Industrial Flooring and Environmental Control Enhancements.
About Miller Coach Company
From our humble beginnings in 1974 to over 45,000 square feet today, Miller Coach Company has been manufacturing Type I, II, and Type III ambulances for worldwide delivery. Through acquisition, manufacturer alliance, and our main facility in Springfield, Miller Coach is ready to meet your ambulance needs.