Emergency Protocol
Calling: Emergency Services (911)
GPS Coordinates:
37.316198, -122.018202
Accuracy: ±2776749m
💡 Share these coordinates with emergency services
1. Ensure Scene Safety
Make sure the area is safe for you and the injured rider. Move out of harm's way if on a trail with traffic.
2. Check for Injuries
Assess the rider's condition. Check if they're conscious, breathing, and for visible injuries. Do NOT remove helmet unless airway is blocked.
3. Do NOT Move the Injured
Unless absolutely necessary for safety, keep the rider still to prevent worsening spine or neck injuries.
4. Keep Warm & Comfortable
Use jackets or emergency blanket to prevent shock. Talk calmly to the injured person.
Stay calm and speak clearly. They will guide you through the process.
Provide your GPS coordinates (37.3162, -122.0182), trail name, nearest landmark, or parking lot.
"Mountain bike crash" or specific type of accident.
How many people need medical attention?
Describe visible injuries: head trauma, broken bones, bleeding, unconsciousness, difficulty breathing, etc.
Approximate age, gender, and current condition (conscious, breathing, responsive).
Can ambulance reach you? Do rescuers need to hike in? Any trail obstacles?
This emergency protocol is a guide only. Always follow the instructions of emergency services personnel. Your safety and the safety of the injured rider are the top priorities.