VEHICLE OPERATION REGENCY ULTRA MOTORHOME
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DRIVING SAFETY TIPS
• When reversing the motorhome, have a
person stand to the rear on the driver’s side
to guide you.
• Before departing on the trip, check your
routes for height restrictions. Remember,
some tunnels prohibit motorhomes with LP
gas systems.
• While traveling, make sure all occupants
correctly use their seatbelts.
• While traveling, make sure all doors are
closed and that cabinets, drawers and loose
objects are secure.
• Instruct your family about what to do in case
of fire and periodically hold fire drills.
• Maintain a properly charged fire
extinguisher.
• Ensure LP Gas and smoke detectors are
unobstructed and in proper working order at
all times.
• Keep a well-stocked first aid bag onboard the
motorhome.
• Check tires often while traveling. Make it a
habit to check tire pressures before each trip
and each time you refuel.
• Carry a cell phone with you in case of
emergency.
• Do not drink and drive.
• Do not allow others to drive and drive.
• Do not text and drive.
• Always use a hands-free system when
driving.
Carefully observe the engine temperature,
especially during long climbs.
If you notice overheating, pull off the road and
allow the engine to fully cool before continuing.
Refer to the chassis manual in the Motorhome
Information Bag.
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