Never one to stray too far from the action, Edwin Hammond Meredith is in his element when pushing life to the limits. An experienced snowboarder, skateboarder, and sailor, Edwin Hammond Meredith also enjoys getting out on his snowmobile in the winter months. Safety is imperative for all who operate these vehicles, so follow this advice to ensure you don’t run into issues.
1. Avoid riding on the ice as much as possible, as it both limits your ability to control the snowmobile and opens you up to the possibility of drowning when riding on ice covering a body of water.
2. Keep your speed low when exploring new areas and use hand signals to let people in the area know that you intend to turn, as most snowmobiles don’t come with turning signals built in.
3. Do not allow children younger than 6 years old to be passengers.
4. Research instructors when you start out and check that the one you are considering has received certification through an official course.
1. Avoid riding on the ice as much as possible, as it both limits your ability to control the snowmobile and opens you up to the possibility of drowning when riding on ice covering a body of water.
2. Keep your speed low when exploring new areas and use hand signals to let people in the area know that you intend to turn, as most snowmobiles don’t come with turning signals built in.
3. Do not allow children younger than 6 years old to be passengers.
4. Research instructors when you start out and check that the one you are considering has received certification through an official course.
