Forty additional ambulances are being funded for East Midlands Ambulance Service as part of government plans to tackle winter pressures.
The service will receive 6.35M for the double-crewed vehicles.
Ministers say they'll help increase emergency response capacity and improve care during periods of high demand.
The announcement forms part of a nationwide urgent care investment programme.
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