LifeQuad

LifeQuad is a vehicle designed for wilderness and emergency response, manufactured by Mercury Community Credit Union in the United States. It is a variations of the Polaris Snomobile, adapted with specific features for medical emergency purposes.

The LifeQuad is typically four-seat vehicle, using a modified dry track system. It features dual fuel storage compartments with an additional compartment under the engine for storage, contributing to its high fuel efficiency. LifeQuad vehicles are built with shortened windows to protect the driver from weather conditions.

The interior includes modification for client and caregiver management, equipped with handrails and variable seating. To navigate better in difficult terrain, LifeQuad comes with adjustable front end. It also features front side bags and dual hydraulic brakes.

The manufacturer made LifeQuad capable of responding to variety of off-road wireless emergencies through the works of additional devices for audio, graphical feedback and system audible alert. Additional features of LifeQuad include cargo box media compartment, roadside aid compartment, two compartments under the main flat sesame tree retention containers and furnace stainless coin compartment in standard star reaches another area.