Having and using proper etiquette out on the trail is very important.It not only shows that you care but that you are a responsible ATVer. Here are some tips for being on top of it, where etiquette is concerned.
Be aware of the damage you and your ATV can do. It is a heavy machine that could really tear things up. Don't venture off the designated trail. There are many things that can happen. You could get lost, for one.Another, is that your ATV could damage the ground by leaving ruts that eventually erodes the the dirt.
Don't litter anywhere. This is unacceptable, know mater where you are, let alone on the ATV trails. Do not spin your tires and tear up the dirt. It eventually, leads to erosion, and nature does a pretty good job of that already.
If you need to pile up stones and rock so you can get your ATV over an obstacle, please put them back when you are finished. This is taught at a young age, Put it back, just as you found it. The point to this is, it should look as thought you and your ATV was never there.
Don't try to show off, by doing tricks with your ATV. An ATV is a very heavy motorized vehicles, that was not made to do the impossible.
When coming across wildlife, leave it as wildlife.This is their home and they don't need anyone or thing wrecking it.
Keep your speed down. We all know how good it feels to have that air hitting you in the face, the faster we go. This is how accidents happen. Take your time, enjoy the scenery, live for the day and the moment.The life you save enjoying the day, could be your own.
Be aware of the damage you and your ATV can do. It is a heavy machine that could really tear things up. Don't venture off the designated trail. There are many things that can happen. You could get lost, for one.Another, is that your ATV could damage the ground by leaving ruts that eventually erodes the the dirt.
Don't litter anywhere. This is unacceptable, know mater where you are, let alone on the ATV trails. Do not spin your tires and tear up the dirt. It eventually, leads to erosion, and nature does a pretty good job of that already.
If you need to pile up stones and rock so you can get your ATV over an obstacle, please put them back when you are finished. This is taught at a young age, Put it back, just as you found it. The point to this is, it should look as thought you and your ATV was never there.
Don't try to show off, by doing tricks with your ATV. An ATV is a very heavy motorized vehicles, that was not made to do the impossible.
When coming across wildlife, leave it as wildlife.This is their home and they don't need anyone or thing wrecking it.
Keep your speed down. We all know how good it feels to have that air hitting you in the face, the faster we go. This is how accidents happen. Take your time, enjoy the scenery, live for the day and the moment.The life you save enjoying the day, could be your own.
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