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Be alert – be considerate Behave in such a way that you don’t risk injuring anyone else.
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Adjust your speed and skiing style to the terrain, equipment, weather, and your own skiing ability.
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Choose your direction Skiers must avoid skiers downhill of them.
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Take the care when setting off Look both uphill and downhill to make sure the piste is clear before you start your run.
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Stop only where you can be seen If you have to stop – do so only where you are clearly visible, and others can ski around you. If you fall – move clear of the piste as soon as possible.
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Leave space when overtaking Leave enough space for the skier you are overtaking.
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Climb up at the side of the piste Always climb up the side of the piste. This is particularly important when visibility is poor.
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Respect the signs. Rules and instructions on the slopes are there to ensure that everyone can enjoy the slopes safely. Follow them.
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Provide assistance You must provide assistance in the event of accidents. If you are involved in an accident, you must provide your name and address.
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Notify staff Notify the staff in the resort if you come across obstacles, hazards or accidents on the ski lifts or pistes.
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