One of the major achievements of Operation Countdown Limited is the Operation Countdown Mobile Display Unit. This is a unit equipped with thought provoking and informative displays on a variety of road safety issues. It is designed and used to promote road safety awareness to the general public.

The unit is large enough for people to walk through and is manned by Victoria Police from the Road Safety Awareness and Information Unit.

The bus is a Mercedes Benz O 500 LE Low Entry Bus, and is called the Operation Countdown Multi-Media Mobile Display Vehicle. The $350,000 bus was provided by DaimlerChrysler Australia/Pacific and turn into $750,000 Mobile Multimedia Display Vehicle. This was done by Volgren Australia at there Dandenong workshops with assistance variety companies under the banner of Operation Countdown.

The Multi-Media Mobile Display Vehicle provides community with an opportunity to learn and increase their own safety on the roads. Road Safety message inside the bus are projected via plasma screens, 4 information kiosks with computers and interactive LCD touch screens, and static displays exploring the human, vehicle and environment factors of road safety. Access to the bus is via 2 low entry / exit access points.

Operation Countdown Multi-Media Mobile Display Vehicle take the road safety message to the community of Victoria via dozens of school and community fetes, fairs and festivals, exhibitions, country field days and other community groups. The vehicle is manned by Police members from the Road Safety Awareness and Information Unit will attend events with a road safety focus and provide promotional material relating to road safety issues.

Interest groups who wish to book Multi-Media Mobile Display Vehicle can download a form to request the vehicle's attendance at your event, or contact Road Safety Awareness and Information Unit: