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18.13 Group and Distance Riding
• Driving off-road in a group of vehicles can be a lot of fun, it can
also be very dangerous if you do not trust the judgment of those
around you.
• Never use the ROXOR or group ride when you, or members of
your group, have been consuming or are under the influence of
drugs or alcohol, or when feeling tired or ill. These effectively
slow your reaction time and impair judgment.
• Respect the rights, skills and limitations of others by keeping a
safe distance and yielding the right of way to other riders.
• When driving off-road, stay to the right of the trail especially
around corners and over hills, do not zigzag, and do not assume
no other vehicles are on the trail.
• Check the local laws where you plan to ride. The ROXOR may be
prohibited from sharing snowmobile trails, cross country ski
trails, equestrian trails, hiking trails, mountain bike trails or
other public parks and trails.
• Always be prepared to stop quickly and/or pull off the side of
the trail if another vehicle appears in front of you.
• Always tell someone where you are planning to go and when
they should expect you back.
• Always consider bringing additional clothes, tools, emergency
equipment and a first aid kit, and checking the local weather
report.
• Find out where you can get additional fuel.
When group riding, be aware that others in your group may not
have safety equipment, like turn signals. Always keep a safe
distance between vehicles.
18.14 Environment
Always practice the "Leave no Trace" and “Tread Lightly! ®”
principles and ethics of outdoor conservation. Always respect
nature and the rights of others to enjoy it.
Always get the permission of landowners before riding on private
land, respect property lines, crops and farm animals.
Never drive your ROXOR in environmentally sensitive areas,
through wetlands, muskeg or tall grass and do not pollute rivers,
streams and lakes.
Never use your ROXOR to chase wildlife as they can die from
exhaustion. In many areas this activity is illegal.
It is possible to encounter wildlife while driving off-road, stop and
observe quietly from a distance.
The ROXOR can develop exhaust and/or other engine hot spots on
long rides, debris build up in these areas resulting in wildfires if
this debris ignites and falls off. Periodically check these areas
before, during and after your ride.
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