What safety devices are common on EMS vehicles to protect responders and patients during transport?

• A. Seat belts, airbags, side-curtain airbags when present, load-securing restraints, wheel chocks, non-slip mats, handrails and secure storage compartments.
• B. Only seat belts.
• C. Fire extinguishers are the primary safety device; airbags are optional.
• D. Seat belts and airbags only; no restraints or chocks.

Answer: (B)