Event Data Recording Device (If Equipped); Driver's License Requirements - Fleetwood 2014 Terra Storm Owner's Manual

Introduction
Due to a recent National Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA) ruling it
should be noted that any alteration to
a motor home increasing the overall
weight by 100 lbs or more is required
to be reweighed and the Federal
Certification Weight Tag needs updated
to reflect the weight change. This tag
is printed and supplied by the motor
home manufacturer. Please contact the
"Administrator" at NHTSA at the address
shown on page 02-4 for further details.
Warning Devices
This may include, but is not limited
to, replacing the battery as applicable.
Consult your Owner's Package for
information regarding warning device
operation.
Examples of These Devices Include:
• Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm
• Propane Detector/Alarm
• Smoke Detector/Alarm
• Seat Belt Warnings
• Hazard Flashers
• Brake Warning
• Engine Warning
EVENT DATA RECORDING
DEVICE
(If Equipped)
SPECIAL NOTICE: Vehicle Event Data
Recording Capabilities.
Motor homes equipped with driver/
passenger airbags, Navigational or Vehicle
Avoidance Systems and/or equipped
01-6
with certain other electronic devices may
be equipped with event data recording
capabilities.
Your motor home is built on a vehicle
chassis supplied by an automotive
manufacturer. For diagnostic and safety
related reasons, this chassis comes equipped
with electronic modules (devices).
Certain electronic modules have the
capability to record information about the
vehicle, driver, and passenger such as engine
performance, braking performance, vehicle
location, vehicle speed, and occupant seat
belt use, or other data.
The data stored in the electronic modules
may be retrieved by authorized parties using
specialized equipment, for vehicle diagnostic
or accident investigation purposes.
Please refer to the chassis manufacturer
owner's guide and/or (if equipped)
electronic device manufacturers owner's
guide(s), for further details on event data
recording capabilities.
DRIVER'S LICENSE
REQUIREMENTS:
Some states require either an endorsement or
a different class of driver's license to operate
or tow a recreational vehicle. License
classes are often based on the size of the
vehicle you wish to drive or the weight of
the trailer you wish to tow. Please refer to
your home state's vehicle driver's license
authority to determine if there is such a
requirement.