10 Point Safety Regulations
The Sledder's Pledge:
- I will never drink and drive a snowmobile.
- I will drive within the limits of my machine and my own abilities.
- I will obey the rules and laws of the state or province I am visiting.
- I will be careful when crossing roads, and always cross at a right angle to traffic.
- I will keep my machine in top shape and follow a pre-op check before each ride.
- I will wear appropriate clothing, including gloves, boots and a helmet with a visor.
- I will let family or friends know my planned route, my destination and my expected arrival time.
- I will treat the outdoors with respect.
- I will not litter or damage trees or other vegetation.
- I will respect other peoples’ property and rights, and lend a hand when I see someone in need.
- I will not snowmobile where prohibited.


Snow Mobile Regulations
A snowmobile may not be operated within 7.5m (appx. 25′) of the travelled portion of a highway except to cross the highway or when necessary for loading or unloading purposes.
- Before crossing a public road, Stop, Look and Listen! If the way is clear then it is safe to cross.
- Snowmobiles must be equipped with lights, and it is recommended that they be turned on during daytime travel.
- Always drive on the Right-hand side of the trail.
- Any person who drives or is a passenger on a snowmobile must wear an approved helmet, securely fastened.
- Obey ALL signs posted along the trails.
- Snowmobiling while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly prohibited and against the Law.
- Always travel in the company of other snowmobilers.
- Dress appropriately for the conditions; be adequately protected from the cold (and always consider “wind chill” factors!).
- Permission has been granted for use of the trails only. If you leave the trails, you may be trespassing!