Bomb disposal vehicles are an important tool in public safety. Known also as explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) or improvised explosive device disposal (IEDD) vehicles, they are outfitted with specialized equipment that will allow teams of professionals to defuse a bomb while offering maximum protection.  The inside of a bomb disposal vehicle is custom-made to allow easy access to equipment. Often, these vehicles contain robots that are remotely operated and used to deactivate bombs. They may also include storage space for protective equipment such as bomb suits and hazardous material response equipment. Many bomb disposal vehicles are wired to include searching devices, x-ray equipment, scanners, disruptors, and more. Many vehicles are custom-made to fit the needs of specific departments.