Ferrari 599 GTB FIORANO, Руководство пользователя

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Safe driving
For safe driving, it is essential that the
driver be aware of the best driving
techniques suited to various
circumstances. Always try to prevent
dangerous situations by driving with
caution.
Before you drive
- Adjust the position of the seat, steering
wheel and rear-view mirrors, in order to
obtain the best driving position.
- Adjust the backrest so that your chest is
upright and your head is as close to the
headrest as possible.
- Carefully adjust the headrest so that
your head, and not the neck, is resting
against it. Ensure that nothing (e.g., floor
mats, etc.) is blocking the pedals.
- Check that the lights and headlights are
working properly.
- Ensure that any child restraint systems
(e.g., child seats, cradles etc.) are proper-
ly fixed on the passenger seat.
- Your reflexes are quicker if you eat lightly
before driving: avoid heavy meals before a
trip.
- Do not drink alcoholic drinks before
and during the journey.
At regular intervals, check the following:
- Tyre pressure and condition.
- Engine oil level.
- Engine coolant level and system
condition.
- Brake fluid level.
- Steering fluid level.
- Windscreen washer fluid level.
When travelling
- Caution is the number one rule for safe
driving, which also means you should
take other people’s behaviour into
consideration.
- Follow the Road Regulations of the
country in which you are driving, and
always respect the speed limit.
- Always make sure that the driver and
the passengers have their seat belts
fastened and that all children are
travelling in suitable child seats.
- Good personal physical conditions
ensure you can drive long distances
safely.
WARNING WARNING
Drunk driving, or driving under the
influence of drugs or certain
medicines is extremely dangerous
for yourself and others.
Travelling without your seat belt
fastened increases the risk of serious
injury and death in the event of a
collision. Always fasten the seat belt
and the child seat, if any.
Deactivate the passenger’s airbag
(where possible) if a child seat is
fitted on the front seat.
Do not travel with objects lying
around on the floor, especially in
front of the driver’s seat: in the event
of braking, these could slide under
the pedals, making it impossible to
brake or accelerate.
Additionally, ensure that any loose
floor mats sit correctly.
Water, ice and salt spread on icy
roads may deposit on the brake discs
and reduce the efficiency of the
initial braking.