Quad Bikes

Quad Bike Safety

  • Wear appropriate protective helmet

  • Do NOT  overload racks

  • Check tyre pressures regularly

  • Do NOT carry passengers of any age, unless the vehicle has specific seating

  • Always plan your route for safe passage across fields, on lanes and tracks

  • Always read and follow the owner’s manual and seek appropriate training

Did you know?

Most fatalities involving a quad bike are because of head injuries to the rider – wearing an appropriate helmet could have prevented most, if not all these deaths

The long seat on the back of a quad bike is not for a passenger. It is to allow drivers to shift their body weight backwards and forwards for different slope conditions

It is illegal to carry a child as a passenger on a quad bike

Basic safety checks should be carried out before the quad bike is used; these include tyre pressure

Children under 13 years old are prohibited from using a quad bike at work. Those over 13 years should only ride one of appropriate size and power. They should always be given formal training on a low powered vehicle

Other Information for Road Users

2025-06-18T08:18:02+01:00
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