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OCCUPIED TRANSPORT OF A PHOENIX BUGGY IN A SUITABLY
MODIFIED VEHICLE
SECURING THE BUGGY TO THE TRACK SYSTEM IN THE VEHICLE FLOOR
The Phoenix Buggy must be secured to the vehicle floor using a 4-point webbing
restraint system. We prefer the tongue and buckle style connection as it will
not cause scratching to the stroller frame.
THE STROLLER MUST BE IN A FORWARD FACING POSITION.
Wheel the stroller into position and apply the brakes.
The front of the stroller is secured first. Attach the front restraints to the track
system making sure that they are locked in position. Pass the webbing around
the tie-down point, which is clearly marked on the stroller chassis. Always
attach around the v-shaped section of the frame – the strongest part of the
construction.
Now that the front of the stroller has been secured, carefully move the stroller
backwards to take up the slack in the front restraints, and re-apply the brakes.
The rear restraints are attached to the upright section of the stroller frame at
the clearly marked attachment point. When the restraint is also attached to
the track system in the vehicle floor, use the ratchet to pull the restraint tight.
Make sure that you have tensioned the restraint on both sides of the stroller,
and check that the stroller feels secure.
THE RESTRAINTS SHOULD BE ATTACHED AT AN ANGLE OF NO MORE THAN 45
DEGREES TO THE VEHICLE FLOOR. IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT, CONTACT THE
RESTRAINT MANUFACTURER FOR SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION RELATING TO THEIR
SYSTEM, OR YOUR DEALER FOR QUERIES RELATING TO THE STROLLER.
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