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Get safe. Share where you are.

Use 112 for immediate danger. For non-emergency illness or injury, use Iceland’s health advice service instead.

If something happens

Use this order.

Move only when staying where you are creates more danger.

01
Protect people first.
Stop away from traffic, switch on hazards, put on warm/waterproof layers and do not stand in the road.
02
Call the right service.
112 for danger or serious injury. Lotus for breakdown or vehicle damage. 1700 for non-emergency medical guidance.
03
Give coordinates and road details.
Say the road number, nearest landmark, direction of travel, vehicle description and how many people need help.
04
Photograph before moving anything.
Capture the scene, vehicle, road, damage and dashboard warnings when it is safe to do so.
05
Follow instructions.
Do not continue driving after water ingress, tyre damage, warning lights or a collision until Lotus advises you.

Your current position

Location stays on this device. It is only shared if you copy or open the resulting map.

Not requested.

Find the nearest healthcare centre. Iceland’s official guidance says primary healthcare is the first stop for non-emergency health problems.

Search operating pharmacies by region. Check opening hours directly before making a detour.

The app can send your GPS position to 112 and keeps Iceland travel alerts close at hand.