Crash Card for Motorcyclists

[alans1100]

It seems this has recently started up in the UK....and started by bike riders who work for the Ambulance service.

http://www.crashcard.co.uk/index.htm

[Yorkie]

My understanding is not to remove the helmet, also don't think anybody would look inside the helmet after removal.

[ST2UP]

Cool idea 


Prior to and after helmet removal Ambo's/Paramedics always have a thorough inspection of the helmet and convey it to the emergency dept with the patient.....the helmet damage conveys just some of the history of the incident.....so the card would be located


 

[tj189]

Good idea, wonder if the RACQ and other associated auto clubs would be interested in sponsoring the card?? 

[Tipsy]

  py
and why not just make one of your own and glue it in
or put it in your wallett
or keep this info on your phone
or all of the above.
1c worth 
Tipsy

[StinkyPete]

I had considered having a set of these "Dog Tags" made, for those times when I'm travelling alone.
It's another option for ID and medical history if I was injured and unable to communicate.

http://www.oze-id.com.au/

[scarp]

Thanks Pete I will definitly get some of these

[nate]

injured and unable to communicate.

http://www.oze-id.com.au/

That sounds like a good night out!

[rally]

 

Hi Chaps,
(and Ladies)

I have just completed a first aid course for motorcycle riders (first response) at Ryde Royal Injury Rahabilition Hospital ( and received an accredited certificate) was a special price course at $55 as we arranged about 20 members on the night.

THEY HANDED OUT HELMET STICKERS STATING ( DO NOT REMOVE HELMET ) unless not breathing. as the newest thing for survival, as removing the helmet can cause death or serious permanent injury. ( they also teach you how to remove a helmet from an injured rider if you need to do mouth to mouth.)

Rally

If interested ring Tracy Hughes on 0408 956 435