Those Around You; Driving Companions; Multiple Passengers; Other Vehicles - KYMCO UXV450i 2023 Manual

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SOUND JUDGMENT

THOSE AROUND YOU

People do all kinds of things that you can't predict or control. Be
aware of others and their behavior, as it can affect your enjoyment
and safety when your drive your UTV.

DRIVING COMPANIONS

Always leave a lot of space between you and other vehicles,
especially in dusty and dirty conditions when it is difficult to see the
vehicles in front of you stopping or avoiding obstacles.
Driving with a group of UTV riders is not the same as driving your
UTV alone. You must be more alert, as you cannot predict the actions
of the other drivers. Other drivers can also be a distraction keeping
you from properly scanning the terrain on which you are driving.

MULTIPLE PASSENGERS

You should never carry more than one passenger on your UTV.
Multiple passengers are prohibited, as it is unsafe for a number of
reasons. One critical reason is the extra weight of the extra
passenger, even a small person, makes the UTV difficult to control.

OTHER VEHICLES

Depending on where you're driving, you might encounter other UTVs,
ATVs, motorcycles, bicycles, or large motor vehicles on roads and
trails. Respect the presence of automobiles and other vehicles if
you're crossing roads or riding in public areas.
Take steps with your riding apparel choices and your actions to make
yourself very visible. Remember, if you can't see other vehicles
coming, that means they cannot see you.

HIKERS

Even though your UTV can take you to remote areas, don't assume
that you are alone. Many people participate in hiking, camping, and
other outdoor activities, and these people may be in remote areas
where you would not expect them. For your safety and theirs, be alert
at all times.

EQUESTRIANS

Many people enjoy horses. The trails that are enjoyable for UTV
recreation are also well suited for equestrian riding. Watch for
horseback riders and provide them a wide berth so you do not startle
their horses. Approach slowly and if you see the horse react to your
UTV's presence, stop immediately and turn off the engine until the
horse and rider have left the area.

ANIMALS AND NATURE

Respect the outdoors that your UTV enables you to enjoy. Don't use
your UTV to chase animals or birds. Drive around young trees rather
than over them. Keep clear of streams and ditches with standing water.
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