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Drowning and three-wheel strollers

Charles Bridges-Webb
MJA 2008; 188 (4): 264

To the Editor: I note the concern expressed by Byard and Matthews about the safety of three-wheel strollers.1

Surely a safer method of control would be for the brake to be on at all times other than when the stroller is in use? This could be done by having a lever that had to be held in position by the user in order to move the stroller.

Should not this be required in the safety standard?

Charles Bridges-Webb, Director

RACGP NSW Research Unit, Sydney, NSW.

cbridgesATmail.usyd.edu.au

  1. Byard RW, Matthews N. Drowning and three-wheel strollers [letter]. Med J Aust 2007; 187: 597-598. <eMJA full text> <PubMed>

(Received 2 Dec 2007, accepted 11 Dec 2007)


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