Wear glasses or goggles that offer protection from the sun. Many problems will be avoided by using common sense. Minor problems can be overcome by carrying a useful tool kit, spare parts, flashlight, first-aid kit, and a few survival items such as high energy food, fire starting equipment and a compass. Today's snowmobile is a mechanical marvel. It provides inspiring performance, reliability and pleasing aesthetics, combined with essential safety design and components.
Safe riders drive within the limits of their machine and their abilities.
Remember, speed is not the measure of snowmobiling fun. You should always ride at a speed in which you can stop within your line of sight. Slow down and enjoy the scenery and the experience. Ease up on the throttle especially when you are near other machines, people, trees, animals and other objects. Not only is snowmobiling more fun with family and friends, it is safer too.