SAFETY
SAFETY IS OUR #1 PRIORITY
SLINGSHOTS ARE NOT TOYS!
- They are expensive machines that like anything else, can be dangerous if not handled carefully and responsibly.
- Immediately adjust your mirrors, seat and steering wheel accordingly.
- Familiarize yourself with the vehicle (headlights, turn signals, hazard lights, radio function).
- Familiarize yourself with the interior (cup holders, cell phone tray, dashboard trays, center console, glovebox, storage bins behind seats and most importantly the gear buttons and emergency/parking brake).
- Be aware of your surroundings. Just because you are a good driver doesn’t mean the person next to you is. Slingshots are smaller and lower to the ground than ordinary cars you may go unnoticed.
- Wear your seatbelt.
- Reckless or careless driving will not be tolerated.
- Burn outs and or doughnuts will not be tolerated.
- Do not operate in inclement weather. Rainy conditions and wet roads are very hazardous in a slingshot. If you have no choice you must drive slowly and cautiously until your destination or temporary shelter is reached.
- Do not take sharp corners with excessive speeds.
- Although extremely difficult they can roll over.
- Helmets must be worn.
- Wear sunglasses. You’re in an open cockpit, protect your eyes.
- Wavier must be signed.
- Obey all state and local traffic laws.
- Be smart and have fun!