Rail Riders
SAFETY GUIDE LINES FOR RAILRIDING
Railriding will prove to be one of the safest sports you can do if you follow a few simple guide lines.
Railriding will prove to be one of the safest sports you can do if you follow a few simple guide lines.
- Never ride on any track without getting permission of the owner. Abandoned or "only used very little" is not a reason to be on any track. It is against the law and you could get hurt.
- When Railriding on any tracks - respect wildlife, no littering and no smoking. Smoky The Bear will appreciate it.
- Railriders must not exceed 10 mph. Problems and obstructions on the track can be hazardous to your safety. You are there to enjoy the scenery, not to set speed records.
- Stop at all crossings. Autos have the right of way and you don't stand a chance if you're hit by one. See picture below.
- Safety flags must be used at all highway crossings. A person from the lead railrider will dismount and flag all following members in the group across the roads and then rejoin the lead railrider. See picture below.
- Lights must be used in front and back if riding at night.
- Position flag must be present at all times fixed to the Railrider. This is either a regular type street bike flag that flies a few feet above the rider, or like the picture below, a larger one.
- All Railriders must have brakes.
- No alcohol allowed on the Railriders or used anywhere on the ride.
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