This document proposes a GPS-based system to track ambulances and optimize ambulance routing to emergency patients. It involves installing GPS trackers in ambulances so hospitals can monitor their locations. When an emergency call comes in, hospitals can identify the nearest ambulance and redirect it to the patient's location, rather than sending an ambulance from the hospital. This is intended to reduce response times and save critical patients' lives by getting them treatment faster. The system architecture and implementation are described, including using Arduino, GPS modules, and Python code to interface with Google Maps. It is argued that this approach can cut ambulance travel times compared to traditional dispatch and help patients reach hospitals sooner.