Backup Alarm; Backup Radar; Speed; Overhead Clearance - Tiffin Motorhomes Wayfarer TM 2021 Series Owner's Manual

SAFE DRIVING TIPS CONTINUED

BACKUP ALARM

Your motorhome is equipped with a back up alarm. this alarm will consists of a loud
repetitive "beep-beep-beep" to warn people behind you that you are backing up. This
tone is automatically generated whenever you put the gearshift lever in the reverse
position.

BACKUP RADAR

Your motorhome is equipped with backup radar. This radar beeps inside the driver's cab
whenever the motorhome nears an object. The radar beeps slowly when you are within
six feet of an obstruction. It beeps quickly when you are within two feet of an
obstruction. When you hear this quick beeping, stop backing up.

SPEED

* Drive at a steady rate to save fuel.
Stay centered in your driving lane.
* Remember that you are driving a
high profile motorhome and be
prepared to encounter crosswinds.
*Do not drive when tired. Full
concentration is required when
driving a motorhome.
*Excessive speed is one of the most
common causes of accidents.
*With ideal weather conditions, your
top speed should never exceed the
posted speed limit.
*Reduce speed in bad weather to help
prevent accidents.
*Observe and obey all posted speed
limits as they can change suddenly.
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OVERHEAD CLEARANCE

* Always be aware of the dimensions
of your motorhome.
* Low hanging tree branches, canopies
and signs at gas stations, restaurants
and campgrounds will cause clearance
problems.
* Remember there are items located on
the roof of your motorhome (i.e. air
conditioner, solar panels and vents)
that add substantially to the height of
your motorhome.
* Motorhomes are much taller than a
conventional automobile so it must be
kept in mind that at least 12 feet (3.7
meters) clearance is necessary.
* Remember this when approaching
gas station canopies, trees, overpasses,
tunnels, bridges, toll booths,
restaurants etc.
* Always use truck lanes at tollbooths.
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