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Cayman 2006 Driving & Safety — Section 2 • 17
DRIVING & SAFETY
This section contains information on driving tips, emergency situations, towing, safety devices, weighing the
motorhome and tires.
NOTE:
The motorhome has an electronic data recording device that may record information
regarding direction, road speed, engine speed, brake application, steering attitude or other
vehicle operating data. Data recording devices can be present in engines, transmissions,
ABS (Antilock Brake Systems) or other systems affiliated with operation of the vehicle.
Information from data recording devices can be examined in case of an accident. Contact
the component manufacturer to learn more about these devices.
Inspections
There are signifi cant differences between a passenger automobile and a motorhome. Always be aware of
these differences when traveling. The key to safely operating a motorhome is inspection. Undetected problems
could cause problems on the road and may result in lost time and increased repair costs. Several states require
a special license endorsement and that the motorhome be inspected prior to registration. Know and observe the
laws of the states in which you will be traveling. Laws may vary from state to state. A systematic inspection
conducted prior to moving the motorhome can help ensure nothing is overlooked and will assist in familiarizing
the owner with the motorhome. Prior to moving the motorhome perform a general inspection, which includes
examining the condition of the vehicle and the surrounding area of the motorhome. Look high and low when
walking around the motorhome.
Familiarize Yourself
Because the location of the driver’s seat in the motorhome is higher and farther to the left than most vehicles,
a different perspective of the roadway is created. Rely on the outside mirrors to line up with the center of the
road and to check conditions behind the motorhome. The dashboard may include more gauges and controls than
are normally found in passenger automobiles. Become familiar with these gauges and their indications before
starting out.
Mirror Adjust (Manual)
Adjust mirrors prior to starting out. It is recommended have an assistant help with the adjustments to prevent
damage to the mirror or the motorhome.

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