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Make Snowmobiling Safe |
| Alcohol &
Snowmobiling don't Mix |
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Alcohol increases fatigue, fogs your ability to make good decisions and
slows your reaction time. Most States and provinces have laws
prohibiting the operation of a snowmobile while under the influence of
alcohol. |
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Keep Your Machine In Top Shape |
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Consult your owners manual or
your dealer to make sure your machine is kept in top condition for
dependable and enjoyable riding. |
| Follow the Rules |
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Regulations on sled
registration and use are different in various parts of the snow belt.
Check with the DNR, law enforcement agencies, and Local clubs and dealers in
the area your are planning to ride to make sure your ride results in legal
and hassle-free snowmobiling. |
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Safe Crossing |
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Be sure when crossing roads of
any kind, to come to a complete stop and make absolutely sure no traffic is
approaching form any direction. Then cross at a right angle to
traffic. |
| Dress Appropriately |
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Wear layers of clothing to you
can add or remove to the weather conditions. Make sure your helmet is
safety-certified, the right size and in good condition. |
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Take a Friend |
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Never snowmobile alone.
Not only is snowmobiling more fun with family and friends, it's safer too! |
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File a Plan |
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Let family or friends know
where you plan on riding. This could be a life saver! |
| Take Care of the
Trail |
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Treat the outdoors with
respect. Wait to ride till there is enough snow to cover vegetation.
Avoid running over trees and shrubs. Do not litter. Safe riders
respect nature. |
