Skis and Snowboard

10 rules of conduct

1. RESPECT FOR OTHERS
   All skiers and snowboarders must behave in such a way that they do not endanger other skiers or do damage.
2. APPROPRIATE SPEED
   All skiers and snowboarders control their speed and adjust it to their abilities and weather and other conditions.
3. CHOICE OF ROUTE
   All skiers and snowboarders on a ski slope can choose their route, but they must adjust in such a way that they avoid possible collisions with other skiers skiing bellow them on the ski slope.
4. OVERTAKING
    Overtaking on both the right and left is permitted but skiers must keep such a distance that they can react to sudden movements of the skier that is being overtaken.
5. CROSSING SKI SLOPES OR ROUTES
   Skiers entering or crossing a ski slope must pay attention and monitor the activity on the ski slope both bellow and above them so that they can continue without posing a threat to themselves or other skiers.  This must be followed any time skiers stop on a ski slope.
6. STOPPING
   Skiers cannot stop in the middle of the ski slope, on crossings or in places with limited visibility unless it is inevitable and necessary. If a skier falls down, he or she must stand up as fast as possible. Skiers can stop at the sides of the ski slope.
7. MOVING UPWARDS
   Skiers moving upwards must always move along the sides of the ski slope. In places with limited visibility, they must move even further to the side. This also applies if skiers descend on foot.
8. OBSERVING SIGNS
   All skiers must observe and respect all signs on the ski slopes.
9. IN CASE OF ACCIDENT
   All skiers are under an obligation to help other in need in case of an accident.
10. IDENTIFICATION
    All participants or witnesses of an accident must provide their personal details.

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