Ten safety guidelines of the International Snow Federation

The top ten safety rules of the International Snow Federation are as follows:

1, respect principle: No matter snowboarders or skiers, they should abide by the following code of conduct and never do anything that will hurt or cause others to get hurt.

2, the principle of self-control: regardless of snowboarding or snowboarding, we must keep our skiing within the controllable range. The speed and mode of skiing should be consistent with the individual skiing level, and the skiing mode should be selected according to the terrain, snow quality, weather and population density of the ski resort.

3. The principle of choosing a safe route: the skier in the rear must choose a route that does not endanger the skier in front (the skier in front has the right to use the snow trail first).

4. Overtaking principle: When overtaking other skiers from the rear or side, please keep enough distance.

5. The principle of entering the snowy road, starting and climbing: When you resume skiing after a short rest, or when climbing on a slope, you must not endanger the safety of yourself and others.

6. Stop position principle: Unless necessary, skiers should avoid staying on the track, narrow snow trails and places that are easy to block the line of sight. If you pass through the above places, please pass as soon as possible.

7. Walking principle on both sides: If you need to walk on the snowy road, please be sure to walk on both sides of the snowy road.

8. Pay attention to the principle of warning signs: skiers must pay enough attention to signal signs, signs and indicators.

9. Principle of rescue: In case of accident, every skier has the obligation to rescue the injured.

10, accident identification principle: skiers or witnesses after the accident, whether they are responsible or not, should leave contact information with each other.