Ambulances were involved in crashes or prangs more than 400 times over the past four years.
The National Ambulance Service said there were also nineteen occasions last year where one of their vehicles broke down due to a puncture, mechanical failure, or warning lights which needed immediate investigation.
In the first half of this year, ambulances were in 69 collisions while the full-year figure for 2022 was 114, according to figures provided under FOI.
There were a further 117 crashes or mishaps involving emergency vehicles in 2021 and a total of 113 in the year prior to that.
The National Ambulance Service said that the number of incidents of vehicle damage was very low and that many were minor incidents.
They added: “Approximately 40 per cent of all vehicle damage arises from reversing incidents, i.e. narrow gates or overhanging obstacles during poor visibility in emergency situations.”