Quads
Only use a quad bike if another vehicle is not suitable for the job.
Do not use a quad bike or side by side if you haven't had training.
Helmets must be worn.
Use active riding to reduce the chances of a roll-over.
Don't overload the front or rear carriers maximum 30kg on the front and 60kg on the back.
Don't exceed the 40kph speed limit.
Maximum 450kg towing capacity. Don't tow trailers not designed for quad bikes, such as car trailers.
Note that if a trailer tips it can tip the whole quad bike - this is particularly a risk with the spray trailer with the liquid sloshing around.
Check the bike each day before use with T.C.L.O.W.C. - tyres, controls, lights, oil, water, chassis.
Only carry a passenger on quad bikes if there is no other option. Drive at low speeds and on even terrain only.
Side by sides are only safer than quads if the door is closed, the net is across the door to contain limbs, the seat belt is worn, and a helmet is worn.
Do not exceed the towing limit of 907kg.
Don't overload the tray. Limit is 272kg.
Load items as far forward as possible.
Centre of gravity is greatly raised with heavy items on the tray which makes the bike more likely to tip. Ride accordingly when assessing terrain and speed.