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2.11 Railroad Crossing
Before crossing the tracks, please stop completely and look both
ways.
Cross the tracks perpendicular to avoid your wheels getting stuck.
Do not drive at full speed over railroad tracks.
2.12 Circumstances to Avoid
2.12.1 Avoid roads with heavy traffic, mud, excessive gravel or bumps, snow
and ice. These conditions may damage your wheelchair.
2.12.2 Avoid roads that are too narrow or by a canal/waterway without any
fence/hedge.
2.12.3 Also avoid places where your wheels might get stuck, slip or not have
traction.
2.12.4 Do not drive in a gale, at night or in rainy/snowy/foggy/misty weather.
These conditions may cause your wheelchair to rust. (See Figure 2.2)
2.12.5 Do not drive in a S curve, do doughnuts or make sudden turns.
2.12.6 Do not take an escalator.
2.13 Mobile Phones and Other Electric Equipment
2.13.1 Do not use a mobile phone or other wireless communication devices
while driving. (See Section 3. EMI/RFI)
2.13.2 Do not charge the mobile phone or other electric devices from your
wheelchair's batteries.
2.14 Ramps, Inclines and Drops
2.14.1 Do not drive onto a steep ramp. Refer to "Max. Climbing Ability" in
Section 10. SPECIFICATIONS for your wheelchair's maximum climbing
angle.
2.14.2 When climbing up to an inclined road, please set the speed higher
than the medium speed and drive carefully. (See Figure 2.3)
2.14.3 When going down an inclined road, set the speed to "1" and never use
reverse.
2.14.4 Do not drive on a road with many bumps and holes close to each other,
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