ATVs are not toys and can be dangerous.
They
can weigh more than 700 pounds, travel more than
60 miles per hour, and easily roll or tip over.
Training and proper use are essential to safe riding.
Safety tips
1.
Sign up for an ATV safety class....
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ATVs are not toys and can be dangerous.
They
can weigh more than 700 pounds, travel more than
60 miles per hour, and easily roll or tip over.
Training and proper use are essential to safe riding.
Safety tips
1.
Sign up for an ATV safety class.
2.
Always wear protective gear, including:
• Helmet
• Over-the-ankle boots
• Goggles
3.
Stay on designated trails and off public roadways.
Injury risks
Most ATV-related deaths are caused by head injuries.
Other risks include:
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• Gloves
• Long pants
• Long-sleeved shirt
• Abrasions, lacerations and
fractures
• Burn injuries
• Head and spinal
trauma
• Abdominal injuries
Until they are fully licensed under state law to operate a
motor vehicle, children should not operate or ride any ATV.
The risks of injury or death are too great for a child to ride,
no matter the reason.
Visit www.
safekidsfayettecounty.
com or call
859-323-1153 for more information.
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