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Introduction
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warning devices
Your motor home is equipped with warn-
ing devices . Check them before a trip
for proper operation . A disabled warning
device cannot warn you or vehicle occu-
pants of a life-threatening danger . Keep
them working and respond to them quickly .
examples of These devices include:
• Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm
• Propane Detector/Alarm
• Smoke Detector/Alarm
• Seat Belt Warnings
• Hazard Flashers
• Brake Warning
• Engine Warning
event data recordIng devIce
(If equipped)
SPECIAL NOTICE: Vehicle Event Data
Recording Capabilities .
Motor homes equipped with driver/passenger
air bags, Navigational or Vehicle Avoidance
Systems and/or equipped with certain other
electronic devices may be equipped with event
data recording capabilities .
Your motor home is built on a vehicle chas-
sis supplied by an automotive manufacturer .
For diagnostic and safety related reasons, this
chassis comes equipped with electronic modules
(devices) .
Certain electronic modules have the capability
to record information about the vehicle, driver,
and passenger such as engine performance,
braking performance, vehicle location, vehicle
speed, and occupant seat belt use, or other data .
The data stored in the electronic modules may
be retrieved by authorized parties using special-
ized equipment, for vehicle diagnostic or acci-
dent investigation purposes .
Please refer to the chassis manufacturer owner’s
guide and/or (if equipped) electronic device
manufacturers owner’s guide(s), for further
details on event data recording capabilities .
drIvers lIcense
requIrements:
Some states require either an endorsement or a
different class of drivers license to operate or
tow a recreational vehicle . License classes are
often based on the size of the vehicle you wish
to drive or the weight of the trailer you wish to
tow . Please refer to your home states vehicle
drivers license authority to determine if there is
such a requirement .