HANROAD TREK4 - Advice to the Driver; During the Trip; Speed; Medication; Alcohol; Drugs

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■ Take the new gas cylinder and fully screw the safety valve (7) onto it.
■ Test the operation of the gas stove (see page 127).
■ Install the cylinder in the cupboard.
■ Using the securing strap (3), secure the cylinder in the cupboard.
Always make sure the cylinder is securely anchored.
■ Check that the gas hose (8) is properly coiled in the cupboard.
■ Replace the gas cylinder access door (1) in the reverse order of removal.
3.16 - Advice to the driver
■ Check that the swivel seats are locked in the forward-facing position.
■ Adjust the position of the driver's seat.
■ Adjust the headrest and rear-view mirrors according to your height.
■ Check that the pop-up roof is properly closed and locked.
■ If your vehicle is equipped with a sliding bench seat, check that it is properly
locked.
■ Before setting out, walk all around the vehicle to check that there are no
obvious problems.
4 - During the trip
Travelling with peace of mind is the safest way to go.
■ Obey a few simple rules to reach your destination safely.
4.1 - Speed
■ Always adjust the vehicle speed to adapt to your environment.
– Weather and visibility.
– Traic conditions.
– Condition of the road surface.
■ Drive gently and calmly, without hard acceleration or braking, for the sake of
both fuel economy and passenger comfort.
4.2 - Medication / Alcohol / Drugs
Driving under the inuence of drugs or alcohol puts both you and others at very
high risk.
Likewise, certain types of medication can have sedative or behavioural eects.
In addition, a combination of substances (medication, drugs, and alcohol) can
multiply the adverse eects.
■ Never drive if you are in a state of diminished capacity to do so.
4.3 - Telephone
Using a telephone whilst driving greatly increases the risk of an accident.
Therefore, if you are driving:
■ Switch o your telephone or set it to ight mode.
■ Download and use apps that block calls when you are travelling.
■ Ask a passenger to answer your phone if it rings.
■ Stop your vehicle in a safe place to use the phone.
■ Anticipate important calls and make them before you start driving.