Honda is helping young patients navigate the hospital halls with its "Shogo" vehicle.

Honda is helping young patients at the Children’s Health of Orange County California to ease anxiety when navigating the hospital hall with its "Shogo" vehicle designed for children ages 4 through 9 used to make a motorized journey to treatments, appointments, and surgeries less daunting.

One Good Thing: Honda Helps Hospitalized Children Ride Through Halls in Style

now we know the world can be tough sometimes with what seems like mindless and numbing mindless numbing news. So to take a break we'd like to tell you about one good thing happening in the world today on Cheddars news wrap and today's good thing highlights. One initiative aiming to brighten the days of sick Children being diagnosed with an illness especially at a young age is extremely tough. Not only on the patient but on the parents and the Children's health of Orange county California. The hospitals Children are now having a better time Navigating. Thanks to the show go. This is designed by Honda's engineers. The show go was created to help ease the anxiety of sick Children as it lets them navigate hospital halls while transporting their necessary I. V. Drips and monitoring machines going to treatment appointments or surgeries has typically been stressful or daunting via wheelchair but now these kids have the opportunity to make that journey more of a joy ride. It was specifically built for Children ages four through nine who can easily drive it with its power controls and manage the ghost stop mechanism on the steering wheel. It has an adjustable speed of one through five MPH which is controlled by a handler such as a nurse or caregiver. So take a look at this thing in action. Thank you. It looks like the perfect size for you. Let's load up your car ready. Yeah. All right let's go everybody get out of the way the show go. Even has a personalized license plate a toy bucket cup holders and a horn with different encouraging sound options. One mother shared. She hasn't heard how her, she hasn't heard her son laugh as much or have as much fun since he's been in the hospital. These rights are truly turning the Children's days around and the kids say they feel better even after riding. So all thanks to the engineers who made this dream a reality. This was always my dream job and the chance to work on something like this. It's just amazing. You can't describe to be able to do something for a kid. Just means a lot for me. Now let's all campaign to get these rides in hospitals everywhere.