Bicycle Ambulance Project
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Thursday, August 09, 2007
By Yokota Fritz
When you have 18th century infrastructure, what's better to use than 19th century transportation technology?
The Bicycle Ambulance Project by the Bicycle Empowerment Network in Namibia produces bicycle-pulled ambulances for use by HIV/AIDS Home Based Care (HBC) workers, HIV/AIDS self help projects, communities, clinics, and hospitals in rural Namibia.
The bicycle ambulance has wide tyres, a removable and adjustable stretcher, a handle for pulling by bicycle or hand, and a sun shade.
For details and photos, visit Community Bike Cart Design. Via Rad Spannerei.
When you have 18th century infrastructure, what's better to use than 19th century transportation technology?
The Bicycle Ambulance Project by the Bicycle Empowerment Network in Namibia produces bicycle-pulled ambulances for use by HIV/AIDS Home Based Care (HBC) workers, HIV/AIDS self help projects, communities, clinics, and hospitals in rural Namibia.
The bicycle ambulance has wide tyres, a removable and adjustable stretcher, a handle for pulling by bicycle or hand, and a sun shade.
For details and photos, visit Community Bike Cart Design. Via Rad Spannerei.
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