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CAUTION!
2.2 Risk of Injury
Whenever you drive the SO3, you risk injury from loss of control, collisions and falls. It is your responsibility to learn how to safely drive the SO3 in order to reduce the risks of driving.
This manual is designed to help you learn safe driving techniques.
The SO3 must not be used unless the operator has read through and understood the entire manual.
We recommend that you keep this manual in a safe place and read it carefully again after a long period of non-use to ensure the safest possible handling of the SO3.
WARNING!
2.3 Attention!
There are risks to driving every vehicle. This one is no exception.
Start in a safe location without traffic and have somebody helping you with your first steps and start slowly. If you carefully follow all the instructions and warnings in this manual, you should be
able to teach yourself to drive. Avoid using the SO3 if you are feeling tired, sleepy or you have a medical condition that reduces your ability to drive.
Please ensure this manual is read and understood beforehand, and do pay extra attention when driving.
1. All users of the SO3 must follow all traffic laws and regulations. Check whether you can use the SO3 on public property before you drive it there. Especially keep track of pedestrians,
children, animals and other road users when you drive this device. Point out your presence when approaching a pedestrian or cyclist if you are not seen or heard. Cross protected
crossings on foot.
2. Both tires must be in contact with the ground at all times. Avoid obstacles and slippery surfaces (such as snow, ice, oil, sand etc.), which could result in a loss of balance or traction and
cause a fall. The SO3 is intended for indoors or use on smooth, flat surfaces. To prevent loss of traction, you must always be careful when driving and you must identify and avoid
slippery and wet surfaces, loose materials, slopes, tram tracks, potholes and other obstacles (especially higher than 1 cm). The wheels must be able to grip the ground for you to stay
upright.
3. Abrupt maneuvers and driving over slippery surfaces, bumps, and loose objects and materials, as well as performing jumps and stunts and risky behavior in general, may cause it to lose
traction and pose a risk to the operator and the device and must be avoided therefore. The driving speed must always be adjusted to given conditions (e.g. light, weather, other traffic
participants, etc.).
4. Make sure to wear flat shoes (no high heels) when using the SO3. Ask a person to help you if you are not an experienced user.
5. The SO3 should not be used by small children. It is at the discretion of the parent to determine whether your child has the necessary motor skills or strength and judgment to use the
SO3. In accordance with legal regulations, SO3 may not be used by children under 14 years of age. These legal requirements are in accordance with German law. Check the relevant
local and national laws of your country and observe the minimum age for riding an electric scooter, which is regulated by law in each country.
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