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Hand Signals
When traveling as a group, hand signals should be used. Don't make sloppy signals. Be sure the person behind you can see your signals and use signals at all times when riding.

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Arm out at
down angle, drop and raise to shoulder height
only.
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Point your left hand out straight from your shoulder. |
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Bend your left arm at the elbow so your elbow makes a corner, and your hand points up.
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Move over to extreme right hand side of trail.
Bend your left arm, make square, pull hand
toward head and back. |

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Point hand towards yourself. |
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Left or Right
arm raised from the shoulder and extended
straight up over the head with palm of hand
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These signals are especially important when group riding. Stay a safe distance behind the snowmobile ahead of you. When you are making a turn, remember that at a blind corner the
noise of your machine may prevent you from hearing another machine coming toward you. Approach turns carefully. Always stay to the right on a trail. Slow down when passing skiers or snowshoer's.
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