LEGALITIES AND ISLAND RULES
PLEASE STAY ON HIGHLIGHTED ROADS OF PROVIDED MAP
Carry your driver’s license
Wear eye protection and helmet
Riding double is dangerous, against the law and may damage the moped
Ride single file, and not too close (allow cars to pass)
DO NOT IMPEDE TRAFFIC – if traffic behind is unable to pass, pull over and stop
If you want to stop in mid-travel, GET OFF THE ROAD! Pull off in a safe place
Pass carefully (you and the one you pass may scare easily)
Stay off all private, chained, posted roads (you will be ticketed)
Watch out for cars pulling out quickly from hidden driveways
**If you have a Discovery Pass, it is helpful to bring it to avoid paying the $10 pass fee at Lime Kiln Lighthouse**
MOPED SAFETY AND INFORMATION
Gas Information – USE PREMIUM UNLEADED
70 miles approximately per tank
All equipment must be refilled before returning
Never ride a moped unless you are wearing a helmet and protective eye wear
Baskets or luggage racks are for lightweight items only – make sure cargo is secure
Place both hands on the handle bars and both feet on the platform while riding
Obey all federal and local laws and regulations while riding
Do not open and close throttle rapidly – this could cause possible loss of control of the moped (to accelerate, open throttle gradually, for deceleration close the throttle)
When slowing down the moped, coordination of the throttle and the front and rear brake is most important
Use mirrors at all times
Never take your hands off the handle grips; the moped will become very unstable
Use your turn indicators (they won’t click off automatically)
ROAD CONDITIONS – VERY IMPORTANT!
25 mph to 30 mph are the perfect sightseeing speeds.
Pot holes are everywhere please watch out for them.
Please keep eyes on the road!
Loose gravel and gravel roads are like ice (loose gravel builds up at all forks, intersections and driveways)
Very narrow shoulders on most roads
Be aware of traffic behind you – use your mirrors. DON’T TURN YOUR HEAD!!
Your chances of a mishap are greatly decreased at a lower speed
If you don’t feel comfortable, don’t go!
BRAKING PROCEDURES
No clutch lever, no shifting gears
Left hand lever (rear brake)
Right hand lever (front brake)
At low speeds and tight maneuvering, keep hand on left (rear) brake
Use both brakes evenly when stopping abruptly
Use extreme caution when braking on gravel and wet roads
Never jam on either brake (you may cause a skid)
When riding in wet or rainy conditions, or on loose surfaces, exercise extreme caution when braking
When descending a steep grade, close the throttle slowly and use both brakes to slow the moped down
Both front and rear brakes should be applied together
Independent use of only the front or rear brake reduces stopping performance
Excessive brake application may cause either wheel to lock, reducing control of the moped
IMPORTANT TO KNOW - PLEASE READ
Operator must have a valid driver's license with them at the time of rental, and only the person who signed the agreement may drive. Switching out drivers is not an option.
Learner on permit is NOT accepted.
All participants must sign a registration and release form.
All participants must participate in the moped safety orientation and training before riding.
Protective eyewear: Washington state law requires eyeglasses, sunglasses or goggles.
Closed-toed shoes: No flip flops or similar type shoes.
Be prepared for any type of weather and dress accordingly.
Moped renters MUST be at least 18 years of age.
Credit cards: We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express for the required damage/security deposit.
SCOOT COUPE RENTAL REQUIREMENTS:
Combined weight of riders and their gear must not exceed 375 lbs – no exceptions!
Driver must have a valid drivers license with them at the time of rental, and only persons who have received safety training and orientation may drive.
Scoot Coupe drivers must be at least 21 years of age (some exceptions may apply).
State law requires that passenger must be at least 5 years of age.
All participants must sign a registration and release form.
Protective eye wear: Washington state law requires eyeglasses, sunglasses or goggles.
Important Safety Note:
The safety of our customers and our equipment is the most important consideration our crew has – for this reason, we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone who, in our experienced opinion, will not be safe while operating our equipment. This includes customers who are wearing open toed shoes or who are unable to operate the equipment to our standards. Our goal is to provide a safe and fun experience for our customers, and a safe environment for our community.