Responsible “Off-Road” Driving
Keep to existing roads and tracks. Avoid sensitive eco systems. Travel in a group or with another vehicle in remote areas. Take adequate water, food, first aid and fuel. Pre-plan trips carefully before departure.

Responsibility
Take responsibility for your actions. Promote the safe and responsible use of four-wheel drive vehicles. Accept responsibility for your group. Do not drink and drive.

Laws and Regulations
Respect and abide by the rules and regulations of the country, national parks, conservation and public areas. Keep to the laws and regulations that apply to four wheel driving for the area you drive in.

Keep your vehicle mechanically sound and clean to reduce environmental impact. Carry sufficient tools, spares and recovery equipment.

Fauna and Flora
Preserve and respect our fauna and flora. Never disturb animals; it might affect their survival. Obey fire restrictions and always extinguish campfires. Never bury litter, bring out what you brought in.

Fellow Human Beings
Respect the right of privacy, peace and solitude of other human beings and their surroundings. Obtain permission before driving on private land.

Fellow Road Users
Abide to the traffic rules and drive defensively. Be friendly and courteous to fellow road users. Assist fellow four-wheel drivers in need. Do not criticise fellow driver’s vehicles or driving ability. Be polite and give a helping hand.