What type of apparatus is addressed by NFPA 1906?

NFPA 1906 specifically addresses wildland fire apparatus, which are specialized vehicles designed to respond in rural and wildland areas where traditional fire response methods may be less effective. These apparatus are built to navigate rough terrain, deploy water or fire retardants, and support firefighting efforts in areas at risk for wildfires.

Wildland apparatus are typically equipped with features such as higher ground clearance, off-road capabilities, and often a combination of water tanks, pumps, and storage for tools and equipment suited for wildland firefighting. This standard outlines essential design and performance criteria to ensure the safety and effectiveness of firefighting efforts in these challenging environments.

Other options refer to different types of emergency service vehicles that do not fall under NFPA 1906 specifications. Each has its own set of standards related to its unique function, but in the context of this question, wildland apparatus is the specific focus of NFPA 1906.