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No firearms shall be present or carried in any vehicles on
any outings.
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What is carried in, must be carried out - i.e. rubbish.
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Hygiene stops; at the side of the road the rule is as follows -
women and children to the left and the Gentleman and young men
to the right.
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All property gates are to be left as the trips leader found them.
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Respect our wildlife. Stop and look, but never disturb or chase
animals. It can affect their survival.
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At every turn off, vehicles shall wait until the following
vehicle is aware of the former vehicles intention.
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It shall be ascertained that no vehicles or persons shall be left
in difficulty. To signal that assistance is required, raise the
bonnet of your vehicle.
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Ample space between vehicles in the convoy must be maintained when
travelling on the bitumen (public roads, freeways and highways), so
that other road users can leap frog throughout the convoy. Should a
vehicle lose its position, it is required not to regain the convoy
until the convoy has halted.
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Pay attention to fire
restrictions. Extinguish your fire before leaving. Don't let your exhaust emit sparks.
Every care should be exercised in the art of lighting fires and the control of fires.
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Keep to restrictions on the side of public land. Respect national
parks and there conservation areas, especially with relation to
die-back.
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It is the responsibility of the vehicle owner and driver participants
to absolutely ensure their vehicle is of sound mechanical condition
and that adequate supplies of water, food, fuel and spares are carried
on trips.
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Vehicles should be fitted with recovery points at the rear and front
of their vehicles and equipped with a CB AM and/or UHF radio's operated
on the club's allocated channel, unless otherwise specified by the
trip leader.
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