Table of Contents
Advertisement
SAFETY INFORMATION
Light Signals
As an alternative to hand signals, a light signal sys-
tem can be installed on your snowmobile. Whether it
is an OEM or after-sales system, it consists of a
2-color LED light that signals you are followed by
other riders, or you are the last rider. It allows the
rider to keep both hands on the handlebar for more
safety while crossing other riders.
Visit your BRP snowmobile dealer for more
information.
FOLLOWING
SNOWMOBILES
LAST SNOWMOBILE
IN YOUR GROUP LINE
30
YELLOW light
GREEN light
Avoiding Collisions
Always be on the look-out for the unexpected. Oper-
ate defensively. Scan constantly for people, objects,
conditions and upcoming vehicles. On the trail,
always stay on the appropriate side - as per country
regulation - to avoid collision, especially when the
field of vision is reduced (e.g., before a hilltop or
curve). Use extra caution whenever off-trail.
Always keep a safe distance from other snowmobiles
and bystanders. Tailgating another snowmobile
should be avoided. If the snowmobile in front of you
slows down for any reason, its operator and passen-
ger could be harmed through your neglect. Maintain
a safe stopping distance between you and the snow-
mobile in front of you. Depending on the terrain con-
dition, stopping may require a little more space than
you think. Play it safe. Be prepared to use evasive
driving.
Advertisement
Table of Contents
