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Don't take this souvenir home with you!
Road Rash occurs when you fall off your moped and an unprotected part
of your body is scraped by the road (or a wall). Particularly vulnerable
are your hands, arms, legs and your face.
Serious road rash can ruin your vacation.
Prevention is Better Than Cure
By taking a few simple precautions, you can help prevent injury, and be
a safer, more confident rider.
For your safety, please read the following very carefully.
- Keep Left
We drive on the LEFT - that's probably the biggest difference you'll find. It's especially important to remember this at junctions, where instincts often prevail. - Speed
The speed limit island-wide is 35 kph (or about 21 mph). In the town of St. George it is reduced to 25 kph. Please take corners and bends slowly and carefully. - Practice Makes Perfect
Don't leave the cycle livery until you feel confident riding the cycle. If you do not, please do not rent one. If you have any questions about the cycle be sure to ask your instructor BEFORE you start out.
You must wear an approved helmet when riding a cycle. Please make sure it is correctly fitted and fastened at all times when riding.
Roundabouts (or traffic circles) are not as complicated as they look. Just remember to give way to traffic already on the roundabout, coming from your right. Once you are on the roundabout, you have the right of way.
If you want to stop to admire the view, take a picture, or consult your road map, PLEASE pull well off the road on to a grass verge, or wait for a lay-by. NEVER stop on a corner or roundabout.
Happy Sightseeing!
We want you to enjoy your holiday. Riding a moped can be a pleasurable
way to take in the sights. Please ride with safety in mind. Following
these notes of caution will help to ensure that you do not become
a road accident statistic.
To contact us, send email
or Call: (441)292-2245
or Fax : (441)296-6423