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Superiorpowersports What To Know Before You Go
What To Know Before You Go Top 10 Things Every Rider Must Know About ATVs

1.ATVs are not toys! They are powerful and potentially dangerous vehicles.

2.ATVs can travel at speeds in excess of 60 miles per hour and can weigh in excess of 700 pounds.

3.ATVs can easily roll and tip over. Their unpredictable nature in off-road conditions makes training and proper use essential.

4.In 2003, there were an estimated 740 deaths associated with ATVs, including 140 reported deaths that involved children. In 2004, an estimated 136,000 ATV-related injuries were treated in hospital emergency rooms.

5.All riders should always wear a helmet when on an ATV.

6.About one-third of ATV-related deaths and injuries involve children. Anyone younger than 16 years of age should never be on an adult ATV.

7.Stay off paved roads and avoid unfamiliar terrain.

8.Never carry a passenger on a single-rider ATV.

9.Do not drive an ATV while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

November 2009
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