Ambicycle

[lafmedic1]

At our company we employ the use of a 4x4 Gator type vehicle either having 4 or 6 wheels. The rear dump bed is modified to hold a folding stretcher and the remaining room has one rear facing seat and plenty of room for gear. Will hold two in the front seat onrear facing medic and a patient easily. I have treated a cardiac patient in this unit on the room and it is stable enough for work at low speed. Wheel base is half that of a truck and runs on a gasoline engine. This vehicle is trailer portable so it parks inside of our command unit for events and it also goes through crowds easily. We tried the electric and gas Golf carts but this is the best option.

 

[DV_EMT]

AMR uses one of those electric smart cars... the street legal ones with the flatbed in back... anyone else know what im talking about kinda... theyre white, no doors... kinda a glorified golf cart

 

[austinwutw]

I notice that the e-ranger solves many problems that the Ambicycle doesn't:

1. Any size patient may be transported
2. Patient may be positioned many ways
3. It is possible to monitor the patient while transporting
4. There is a cover that keeps the patient out of the elements during transport

It seems much more practical than the Ambicycle, and is attached to a proven performer.

At least, from the view to transport patient, you think eRanger is more practical than an AmbiCycle.

Thank you for your professional response.

 

[MMiz]

AMR uses one of those electric smart cars... the street legal ones with the flatbed in back... anyone else know what im talking about kinda... theyre white, no doors... kinda a glorified golf cart

I believe you're talking about a GEM Electric Car.