Conditions and Risks of Railriding
We take your safety seriously and we will frequently remind you of our rules and the actions you must do to help ensure a safe adventure.It’s important to note that as with all machinery on wheels, operated by the general public, interacting with road traffic, in and/or around rough and wild terrain, and the age / condition of the 115+ yr old railroad tracks Railriding is not an activity without risk.
Participation in this activity may subject you to the following conditions / situations
- Bumpy Conditions with Consistent Vibration
- Sudden and Unexpected Stops including the possibility of collision with another Railrider Car, wild or domestic animal, pedestrian, a vehicle at a road crossing, and the rare but possible chance of derailment
- Actions of domestic and wild animals / insects
- Severe weather conditions
- Other unforeseen situations
If you or someone in your party are not comfortable with these conditions and assuming these risks do not participate in our activity.
RIDE AT YOUR OWN RISK
Your Responsibilities for Safe Railriding
Following our safety rules and being constantly aware of your surroundings will greatly reduce the possibility of an incident while Railriding.
- Pay attention during the safety briefing
- Follow the rules & don’t horse around, human life is priceless, Railrider equipment is expensive if you break it
- Maintain your 250 ft safety bubble following distance at all times
- Gently press the brake handle when braking
- Signal the car behind you when braking
- Make a full and complete stop at all marked road crossings, yield and look both ways at unmarked driveways
- Do not bump into another Railrider
- Watch your step and take your time when getting on and off
ATTENTION
There is absolutely no smoking or use of anything that makes fire or sparks anywhere on our property. You are responsible if you start a fire.
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