wastelandbiker
Member
So, apart from going across fields for car boot sales, never been off road on 4 wheels, any where near Hertfordshire where I can get stuck?!!!! 
wastelandbiker
Member
I can look a real tit now, whats the difference?
Rambodinio
New Member
Green laning is using byways. (Makes a good saturday night out with friends)
Offroading is pay and play days
Offroading is pay and play days
dstainton
Well-Known Member
I guess there should be a rule book for off-roading.
1) let people know where you're going and when you will be back.
2) be aware of the mechanical preparedness of your vehicle. including maps
3) carry common necessary spare parts...belts, etc.
4) carry extra fluids.
5) carry recovery gear... winch, high-lift jack, tow straps, chains, etc.
6) carry enough survival gear to last till you can be rescued/recovered
blankets, water, candles, food.
7) whenever possible..go with a buddy.
8) probably the most important, know your own abilities and limmitations.... Ask if you don't know
9) respect others and the trails.
10) Help others.
1) let people know where you're going and when you will be back.
2) be aware of the mechanical preparedness of your vehicle. including maps
3) carry common necessary spare parts...belts, etc.
4) carry extra fluids.
5) carry recovery gear... winch, high-lift jack, tow straps, chains, etc.
6) carry enough survival gear to last till you can be rescued/recovered
blankets, water, candles, food.
7) whenever possible..go with a buddy.
8) probably the most important, know your own abilities and limmitations.... Ask if you don't know
9) respect others and the trails.
10) Help others.
neilly
Well-Known Member
I suspect there might be a few different rules between Sweet Old Blighy and the Canadian wilderness...LOL
Cheers
dstainton
Well-Known Member
FUR sure... there's places I go where there is no phone service. lol
Turboman
Mab An Gov
Plenty of places in Britain where there is no phone service too.
The main difference is that there are not that many places in Britain where it is legal to drive off road, and they are becoming less over time.
flat
Well-Known Member
Me to, parts of the m25 round London has rubbish mobile signal!!!
Turboman
Mab An Gov
Sadly, that is just not the case in the UK. Over large areas of the country, there is nowhere you can legally drive more than a few miles off tarmac.
It used to be a bit better before the Nerca Act made it illegal to use motorised vehicle in many of the old byways.
