Final Checks; Maximum Occupancy; Seat/Shoulder Belts - Leisure Wonder Owner's Manual

MOTORHOME OPERATION

FINAL CHECKS

1. Secure all objects in the motorhome. Tie, latch or
lock all loose objects as appropriate.
ᘐ CAUTION
Unsecured objects can become dangerous
projectiles in a sudden maneuver or accident.
2. Securely close and lock all doors to minimize the
chance of a door coming open in an accident.
3. Adjust all rear-view mirrors to provide the best
rearward visibility.
4. Set the driver's seat to provide the desired leg to
pedal spacing for your personal comfort.
5. Fasten seatbelts, position low on the torso, and
ensure they are snug. All passengers must be in a
seat that is equipped with a seatbelt. All pregnant
riders should be in a seat equipped with a shoulder
strap for maximum safety.
6. Strap small children into a rear-facing car seat.
Refer to the "Child Restraints" section for details.
7. Do NOT carry any passengers unless they are in a
seat that is equipped with a seatbelt and the seatbelt
is properly fastened.

MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY

The belted seating positions in your motorhome may
be different than the stated sleeping capacity. This is
referred to as the Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity
(OCCC) in the U.S. or the Cargo Carrying Capacity (CCC)
in Canada.
Triple E RV uses belted seating positions to determine
the OCCC or CCC. You may use all the belted seating
positions available in your motorhome, provided you stay
within the GVWR listed on your vehicle certifi cation label.
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ᘐ WARNING
All occupants must be in seats equipped with lap
or shoulder harness seatbelts with the seatbelt
fastened when the motorhome is in motion. Small
children must always be placed in a certifi ed child
restraint system and secured with a seatbelt

SEAT/SHOULDER BELTS

Every occupant must be seated in an approved seat with
the seatbelt properly fastened whenever the motorhome
is in motion. Accident statistics prove the importance
of using seatbelts. Vehicle occupants not seated in an
approved seat and restrained with a seatbelt are likely
to suffer more serious injuries than those who are
properly restrained.
LAP/SHOULDER BELTS
The driver and passenger seats are equipped with a
combination lap and shoulder belt
restraint.
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