Mountain bike medics to beat traffic in emergencies

A new emergency mountain bike medical unit designed to bypass traffic congestion at major public events was unveiled today.

Mountain bike medics to beat traffic in emergencies
Thu, 21 Jun, 2007 - 13:42

A new emergency mountain bike medical unit designed to bypass traffic congestion at major public events was unveiled today.

The innovative initiative was launched by St John’s Ambulance and will act as the first response to medical emergencies at concerts, festivals and other major outdoor activities.

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