Powered by STOP THE BLEED® Kenya initiative Boda-bodas are the heartbeat of East African transit, but motorcyclists and their passengers are also among the most vulnerable…
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Category: First Aid Corner
Practical first aid guides, emergency response tips and trauma care advice to help motorists respond confidently during roadside emergencies.
Fire Safety and Emergency Response: Your Role as a First Responder
Powered by STOP THE BLEED® Kenya initiative A vehicle catching fire following a road crash can escalate within moments. Knowing what to do, and what…
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Supporting the Break: How to Handle a Broken Bone with What’s in Your Car
Powered by: STOP THE BLEED® Kenya initiative & The QuickFix Learning Hub A broken bone (fracture) is incredibly painful and can lead to permanent damage…
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Every Second Counts: Stopping the Bleed at Crash Scenes
Powered by STOP THE BLEED® Kenya Initiative Severe bleeding is one of the biggest dangers after a road crash. The human body carries about 5…
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First Aid Corner – The Bystander Effect: Why Waiting Costs Lives on Kenyan Roads
Powered by Stop the Bleed Initiative Every day in Kenya, 13 families lose a loved one to a road crash (NTSA). While ambulances exist, they…
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First Aid Corner- Before You Help: Making the Crash Scene Safe
By The QuickFix Learning Hub When a crash happens, chaos often follows; screeching brakes, horns blaring, bystanders rushing in. In that confusion, well – meaning…
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What to Do When You’re First on the Scene of a Crash
When a road crash occurs in Kenya, more often it is bystanders, bodaboda riders, or motorists on the same road who are usually the first…
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