Public-service vehicles

Transport regulations require that all minibuses and public-service vehicles carry a readily available and clearly marked first-aid container stocked with the following:

Ten antiseptic wipes, foil packaged
One disposable bandage (not less than 7.5cm wide)
Two triangular bandages
One packet of 24 assorted adhesive dressings
Three large sterile unmedicated ambulance dressings (not less than 15cm x 20cm)
Two sterile eye pads, with attachments
Twelve assorted safety pins
One pair of rustless blunt-ended scissors

Source: Guidance on First Aid for Schools: A Good Practice Guide, Department for Education and Employment, 1996.

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