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Respect of
other people - Skiers will make effort to
prevent injury to other people or their
property. |
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Mastery of
speed and behaviour - When skiing each
single person will behave in such a way that
is fit to his/her own skill and suitable for
the weather conditions; he/she will limit
his/her speed accordingly. |
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Choice of
direction - Uphill skiers shall follow the
direction which can be considered as the
safest for downhill skiers and shall prevent
any danger of collision. You should be aware
of other skiers' trajectories with
particular regard to their type of skiing
equipment. |
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Overtaking -
Skiers can pass when they are either to the
right or to the left but should maintain a
safe distance from other skiers. It is
advisable that the skier steers away from
the edge of the ski slope leaving enough
room to be passed from either the left or
the right. |
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Crossing - When entering or crossing a slope
or training ground, skiers will make sure
that they are not jeopardizing their own or
other people's safety, by carefully looking
around, uphill and downhill. They will do
the same before stopping. |
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Stopping - Skiers should not stop on the
slopes in proximity to obligatory way with
poor visibility, unless there is absolute
need for it. In the case of a skier falling,
he/she will leave the ski-slope as soon as
she/he can. |
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Climbing or descending on foot - When
climbing a ski slope skiers will keep at
slope edge; they will not climb a slope in
the case of poor visibility. They will do
the same when descending a slope on foot.
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Observance of slope signs – Please respect
any signs on the slopes. |
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Accidents – Other skiers should come to the
aid of anyone who has had an accident. |
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Identification - Anyone involved in or
witnessing an accident will give him/her
name and address and personal particulars.
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