Snowmobile Safety Education Tools

The most comprehensive collection of online and downloadable snowmobile safety education tools and training materials you’ll find anywhere.

General Snowmobile Safety

A wide range of posters, brochures, videos, clip art, manuals and websites are available to help promote and teach safe snowmobiling practices.
Safe Riders Safety Awareness Program Safe Riders
Safety Awareness Program
Source: ACSA
Format: website
Visit this online program to learn about basic snowmobiling safety. It provides detailed information covering: how to prepare for your ride, general safety, proper riding apparel and techniques, general snowmobiling rules and laws, parts on your snowmobile, basic snowmobile maintenance, how to prepare for emergencies, and dangers you should avoid. There are short quizzes at the end of each section to test your knowledge.
Mountain Rider Social media meme "Mountain Rider" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: JPG
This social-media meme promotes the advantages of trail riding over mountain riding for snowmobilers.
Vertical poster of line art drawings of various snowmobiling hand signals Snowmobiler hand signals poster
Source: ACSA
Format: PDF
Poster displaying all of the snowmobiler hand signals.
"Stay on Snow" audio PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: :30 Audio
"Stay on Snow" audio PSA—30-second PSA about about dangers of riding off the snow from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
"Stay on the Snow" PSA video
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
30-second PSA about the importance of staying on snow when snowmobiling from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Snowmobiler hand signals clip art Snowmobiler hand signals clip art
Source: ACSA
Format: ZIP file
Collection of line-art drawings of various snowmobiler hand signals.
Snowmobilers hand signals poster Snowmobilers hand signals poster
Source: IASA
Format: PDF
Poster to teach snowmobilers hand signals to improve snowmobiling safety.
This 940 pixel x 788 pxel social-media meme promotes safe snowmobiling and modeling safe snowmobiling to others. "Are You a Safe Rider?" social-media meme
Source: ACSA
Format: 940 px. x 788 px. JPG
This social-media meme promotes safe snowmobiling and modeling safe snowmobiling to others.
This 940 pixel x 788 pxel social-media meme promotes the snowmobileinfo.org website "Be Informed. Be a Winner!" social-media meme
Source: ACSA
Format: 940 px. x 788 px. JPG
This social-media meme promoting the resources needed to be a safe snowmobiler is available at snowmobileinfo.org.
Social media meme "Over the snow vehicle" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: JPG
This social-media meme promotes keeping your sled on snow.
30-second video PSA about importance of joining a snowmobile club
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
"Snowmobile Clubs" video PSA—30-second video PSA about snowmobile clubs and associations. Created in partnership by the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
30-second audio PSA about importance of joining a snowmobile club
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: audio
"Snowmobile Clubs" audio PSA—30-second audio PSA about snowmobile clubs and associations. Created in partnership by the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
"Become a member of your state snowmobile association" 30-second PSA video.
Source: ACSA
Format: 30-second video
This 30-second TV PSA promotes club and association membership; club members generally become safer and more responsible riders. Please use these videos for membership recruitment. Link from your site.
"Become a member of your state snowmobile association" 60-second PSA video.
Source: ACSA
Format: 60-second video
This 60-second TV PSA promotes club and association membership; club members generally become safer and more responsible riders. Please use these videos for membership recruitment. Link from your site.
Renting Snowmobiles Successfully guide
"Renting Snowmobiles Successfully: A Guide to Best Business Practices"
Source: IASA
Format: PDF
This manual outlines recommendations and guidelines to help snowmobile rental businesses develop proper levels of education and operational guidelines for the snowmobile rental industry. Its objectives are to promote safer, more responsible, snowmobiling behavior and to help reduce the risk of personal injury, loss of life, environmental impact, and property damage. Recommendations cover personnel selection and training; customer orientation and education; rental business operations; resources for rental businesses; sample forms and educational materials to assist rental operators.
'Safe Riding is Great Riding: Your Guide to Snowmobile Safety' guide "Safe Riding is Great Riding: Your Guide to Snowmobile Safety" guide
Source: IASA
Format: PDF
This pocket guide was adapted from the web-based Safe Riders! Snowmobile Safety Awareness Program to help further snowmobile safety awareness.
Vertical poster of the Safe Riders brochure. "Safe Riders!" rules for a safe ride
Source: ISMA
Format: PDF (vertical)
Vertical poster of the Safe Riders! rules to ensure a safe snowmobile ride.
Vertical poster of the snowmobiler's code of ethics. "Snowmobiler’s Code of Ethics" poster
Source: IASA
Format: PDF (vertical)
Vertical poster of the snowmobiler's code of ethics; adopt this code for safe and responsible snowmobile operation.
Sledder’s Pledge Card Sledder’s Pledge Card
Source: IASA
Format: PDF
Take this 10-point pledge to be a safe and responsible snowmobiler.
Snowmobiler’s Do’s & Don’ts poster "Snowmobiler’s Do’s & Don’ts" poster
Source: IASA
Format: PDF
Points out good and poor practices when snowmobiling.
snowmobile.org website snowmobile.org
snowmobiling safety
Source: ISMA
Format: website
Tips about how to be a safe and responsible snowmobile rider, Safe Riders! posters plus 6 coloring posters promoting safe and responsible snowmobile operation.
Safe Riders! Posters and Line Art snowmobile.org
Safe Riders! Posters and Line Art
Source: ISMA
Format: website
Eight downloadable public service announcement radio spots plus thirty public service announcement posters and logos promoting safe and responsible snowmobile operation.
Safe Riders! You Make Snowmobiling Safe video Series Safe Riders! You Make Snowmobiling Safe video Series
Source: ISMA
Format: video
This instructional video series educates snowmobilers about the basics of snowmobile safety. The 13-video series is the product of the Safe Riders! campaign initiated by ISMA and the four snowmobile manufacturers: Arctic Cat, Bombardier Recreational Products(Ski-Doo), Polaris Industries , and Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA. This series is a great supplement to a snowmobile safety course and is used by many safety instructors.
Tread Lightly! website Tread Lightly! website
Source: Tread Lightly!
Format: website
Tread Lightly! provides the snowmobile safety and ethics/responsible-use education materials.
Tips for Responsible Snowmobiling website "Tips for Responsible Snowmobiling" web page
Source: Tread Lightly!
Format: website
Tips about traveling responsibly, respecting the rights of others, educating yourself, avoiding sensitive areas, and how to do your part to be a responsible snowmobile rider.
Guide to Responsible Snowmobiling Guide to Responsible Snowmobiling
Source: Tread Lightly!
Format: PDF
This booklet will help you prepare for an enjoyable outdoor experience on a snowmobile, and at the same time, help you to be a responsible, positive influence on nature and those around you.
'Education Trunk: Pack Your Pack Snowmobile' quiz "Education Trunk: Pack Your Pack Snowmobile" quiz
Source: Tread Lightly!
Format: PDF
Educational exercise questions challenging students to identify items they should have in their pack to be prepared when snowmobiling.
'Play Nice' poster "Play Nice" poster
Source: Tread Lightly!
Format: PDF
"Play Nice" poster encourages riders to share the snow with others and respect wildlife.
'Ride Hard' poster "Ride Hard" poster
Source: Tread Lightly!
Format: FORMAT
"Ride Hard" poster encourages riders to tread lightly by riding only in designated areas.
Level 1 Student Manual Level 1 Student Manual
Source: North America Outdoor Institute (NAOI) Alaska Snowmobile Safety Operations
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This curriculum prepares students for safe snowmobile travel on terrain ranging from trails to open fields or tundra to mountains and glaciated conditions.
"Snowmachine Safety: Alaska" PSA video
Source: Alaska Highway Safety Office
Format: video
30-second PSA about snowmobile safety from the Alaska Highway Safety Office
"Snowmobile Safety" PSA video
Source: Alaska Highway Safety Office
Format: video
30-second PSA about snowmobile safety from the Alaska Highway Safety Office.
"Snowmobile Safety" PSA video
Source: Iowa DNR
Format: video
30-second PSA about snowmobile safety from Iowa DNR.
Be a good rider—Ride Right "Be a good rider—Ride Right" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about snowmobiling safety for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.
Safety—the most important accessory when snowmobiling "Safety—the most important accessory when snowmobiling" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about snowmobiling safety for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.
Staying safe on a sled starts with education "Staying safe on a sled starts with education" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about snowmobiling education for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.
Safe snowmobiling "Safe snowmobiling" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about safe snowmobiling for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.
Snowmobileinfo.org offers safety education resources and training materials Snowmobileinfo.org offers safety education resources and training materials
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about the snowmobileinfo.org website for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.
Snowmobileinfo.org an important source for snowmobile safety "Snowmobileinfo.org an important source for snowmobile safety" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about snowmobileinfo.org website for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.

Alcohol Awareness

Many snowmobile crashes occur because of alcohol consumption. Alcohol use is also a leading cause of snowmobiling related fatalities. Alcohol and drugs negatively affect the body by affecting the driver's vision, equilibrium or balance and coordination, and reaction time. Help encourage snowmobile operators to make responsible choices by promoting that they refrain from consuming alcohol before and during all snowmobile outings.
PSA: “It’s Simple. Slow Down. Think. Don’t Drink and Ride.”
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
This 30-second public service announcement video reminds riders that weather conditions, terrain, and impaired judgment from alcohol can endanger even the most experienced of snowmobilers.

Sponsored by ACSA and the U.S. Department of Transportation FHWA, these television and radio spots are available for download through the ACSA & ISMA websites.
PSA: "Impaired Riding."
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
30-second video PSA about impaired snowmobile riding from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
PSA: "Impaired Riding."
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: audio
30-second PSA about impaired snowmobile riding from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
This 940 pixel x 788 pxel social-media meme warns of the dangers of mixing alcohol and drugs with snowmobiling. "Alcohol or drug use is never safe" social-media meme
Source: ACSA
Format: 940 px. x 788 px. JPG
This social-media meme warns of the dangers of mixing alcohol and drugs with snowmobiling
Horizontal poster of handcuffed snowmobiler with keys in hand "Drunk driving is drunk driving—no matter what you drive!": Drive Safe Poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
"Drunk driving is drunk driving—no matter what you drive!": Drive Safe Poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text 'Snowmobiling and Alcohol Don't Mix, Ride Sober' "Snowmobiling and Alcohol Don't Mix, Ride Sober" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done' "Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
'Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done' poster "Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
'Drink Alcohol Before We Fly? Don't Be Stupid' poster "Drink Alcohol Before We Fly? Don't Be Stupid" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Drink Alcohol Before We Ride? Don't Be Stupid' "Drink Alcohol Before We Ride? Don't Be Stupid" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Drinking and Riding Puts Your Family at Risk. Don't Do It' "Make Good Choices. Slow Down. Ride Sober" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text 'Drinking and Riding Puts Your Family at Risk. Don't Do It' "Drinking and Riding Puts Your Family at Risk. Don't Do It" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)>
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done' "Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text 'Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done' "Have Fun on Your Run, But Don't Drink Till You're Done" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Don't Become A Statistic. You Drink. You Ride. You Lose' "Don't Become A Statistic. You Drink. You Ride. You Lose" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text 'Don't Become A Statistic. You Drink. You Ride. You Lose' "Don't Become A Statistic. You Drink. You Ride. You Lose" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
No room for impaired operations on trails "No room for impaired operations on trails" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about impaired snowmobile operation for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.

Speed and Careless Operation

Speed is another major factor in many snowmobile crashes. Help encourage snowmobile operators to always keep the speed of their snowmobiles slow enough to ensure they are in control and operating safely.
Speed & fast riding is for the track Social media meme "Speed & fast riding is for the track" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: PNG
This social-media meme warns of the danger of excessive speed on a snowmobile.
PSA: "Excessive Speed"
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
30-second video PSA about excessive snowmobiling speed from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
PSA: "Excessive Speed"
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: audio
30-second PSA about excessive snowmobiling speed from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Keep Right. Ride Single File. Anticipate On-Coming Traffic' "Keep Right. Ride Single File. Anticipate On-Coming Traffic" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Keep Right. Ride Single File. Anticipate On-Coming Traffic' "Keep Right. Ride Single File. Anticipate On-Coming Traffic" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
This 940 pixel x 788 pxel social-media meme warns of the danger of snowmobiling at excessive speed. "Speed Kills" social-media meme
Source: ACSA
Format: 940 px. x 788 px. JPG
This social-media meme warns of the danger of snowmobiling at excessive speed
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Ride Safe, So You Can Ride Again' "Ride Safe, So You Can Ride Again" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Speed Blurs Your Vision. Slow Down. Stay In Control' "Speed Blurs Your Vision. Slow Down. Stay In Control" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Speed Blurs Your Vision. Slow Down. Stay In Control' "Speed Blurs Your Vision. Slow Down. Stay In Control" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Speed Hurts. Slow Down. Stay In Control'
"Speed Hurts. Slow Down. Stay In Control" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Speed Hurts. Slow Down On Trails. Stay In Control'
"Speed Hurts. Slow Down On Trails. Stay In Control" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Speed Kills. Slow Down. Come Back Alive' "Speed Kills. Slow Down. Come Back Alive" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Racing Is For the Track, Not the Trails' "Racing Is For the Track, Not the Trails" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.

Alcohol and Drug Awareness

When speed and alcohol use are combined, the results can be deadly. The following materials combine messages to help address these two top issues together; help encourage riders to beware of this deadly combination.
No alcohol or drugs while riding Social media meme "No alcohol or drugs while riding" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: PNG
This social-media meme warns of the danger of snowmobiling when under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
Make good choices Social media meme "Make good choices" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: PNG
This social-media meme promotes basic safety tips for snowmobilers.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Make Good Choices. Slow Down. Ride Sober' "Make Good Choices. Slow Down. Ride Sober" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Make Good Choices. Slow Down. Ride Sober' "Make Good Choices. Slow Down. Ride Sober" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Speed + Alcohol = All Jacked Up' "Speed + Alcohol = All Jacked Up" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Speed + Alcohol = All Jacked Up' "Speed + Alcohol = All Jacked Up" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Ride Focused. Stay Sober. Pay Attention' "Ride Focused. Stay Sober. Pay Attention" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.

Ice Safety

Snowmobiling on ice can be dangerous because of changing conditions and inconsistencies in ice thickness. A snowmobile can also be extremely hard to control on ice, making turning and stopping difficult or impossible without additional traction devices. The safest snowmobiling rule is to avoid crossing lakes or rivers since sufficient ice thickness to support a snowmobile can never be guaranteed. Help educate riders about the numerous hazards they may encounter when operating on frozen lakes and rivers.
Think twice before riding on ice Social media meme "Think twice before riding on ice" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: PNG
This social-media meme warns of the dangers of snowmobiling on ice.
Know ice safety colors Social media meme "Know ice safety colors" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: PNG
This social-media meme educates snowmobilers of the dangers of snowmobiling on ice.
This 940 pixel x 788 pxel social-media meme promotes ice safety while snowmobiling. 'If You Don't Know, Don't Go' "If You Don't Know, Don't Go" Ice-safety social-media meme
Source: ACSA
Format: 940 px. x 788 px. JPG
This social-media meme promotes ice safety while snowmobiling—"If You Don't Know, Don't Go."
"Ice Safety" video PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
"Ice Safety" video PSA—30-second PSA about ice safety while snowmobiling from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
"Ice Safety" audio PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: audio
"Ice Safety" audio PSA—30-second PSA about ice safety while snowmobiling from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Graphic displaying the levels of ice thickness. Ice Thickness Chart
Source: Minnesota DNR
Format: 1080 px. x 510 px. JPG
Graphic displaying the levels of ice thickness.
Ride right on ice "Ride right on ice" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about snowmobiling ice safety for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.
Staying safe while snowmobiling on ice "Staying safe while snowmobiling on ice" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about snowmobiler ice safety for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.

Night Riding

Riding at night requires extra precautions. It is important to ride at slower speeds and to use caution to not override snowmobiles' headlights. Headlights generally illuminate the path about 200-feet in front of snowmobiles—so if you're driving faster than 45 to 50 mph you're likely starting to exceed the area illuminated by headlights before you can react and stop safely. Help encourage snowmobile operators to slow down at night and to be aware they can quickly override snowmobiles' headlights.
Social media meme "Overriding headlights" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: JPG
This social-media meme warns of the dangers of night riding on a snowmobile..
"Night Riding/Over Riding Headlights" audio PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: :30 Audio
" Night Riding/Over Riding Headlights" audio PSA—30-second PSA about about night riding and over riding headlights from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
"Night Riding/Over Riding Headlights" video PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
30-second PSA about proper safety for snowmobiling in the dark from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
"Dangers of Over Riding Headlights" video
Source: ACSA
Format: video
This video effectively shows the dangers of riding your snowmobile at night with over riding headlights.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Ride Over 45 MPH at Night. You're Likely Over Riding Your Lights' "Ride Over 45 MPH at Night. You're Likely Over Riding Your Lights" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Ride Over 45 MPH at Night. You're Likely Over Riding Your Lights' "Ride Over 45 MPH at Night. You're Likely Over Riding Your Lights" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Don't Over Ride Your Headlights. They Only Shine 200 Feet' "Don't Over Ride Your Headlights. They Only Shine 200 Feet" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Don't Over Ride Your Headlights. They Only Shine 200 Feet' "Don't Over Ride Your Headlights. They Only Shine 200 Feet" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Dangers Lurk In The Night. Slow Down. Pay Attention' "Dangers Lurk In The Night. Slow Down. Pay Attention" poster
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Dangers Lurk In The Night. Slow Down. Pay Attention' "Dangers Lurk In The Night. Slow Down. Pay Attention" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Slow Down at Night. Expect the Unexpected' "Slow Down at Night. Expect the Unexpected" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Slow Down at Night. Expect the Unexpected' "Slow Down at Night. Expect the Unexpected" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Slow Down at Night. Beware of Fences' "Slow Down at Night. Beware of Fences" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.

Roadways

Many snowmobile trails are located alongside roadways and sometimes cross over them. Always be aware of vehicles on the roadway, drive defensively, and come to a complete stop at all posted stop signs, as well as at unmarked road crossings. Help educate snowmobile operators to the numerous hazards they may encounter when operating along roadways, particularly within the borrow ditch.
"Crossing Roadways on Snowmobile" audio PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: :30 audio
"Crossing Roads" audio PSA—30-second PSA about about the dangers of crossing a plowed road on a snowmobile from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
"Crossing Roadways on Snowmobile" video PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: :30 video
30-second PSA about proper method of crossing roadways on a snowmobile from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Stay Off Closed Roads. Sleds and Vehicles Don't Mix. Obey Closures and Stay Safe.' "Stay Off Closed Roads. Sleds and Vehicles Don't Mix. Obey Closures and Stay Safe." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Cross With Care. Stop. Stand Up. Look Both Ways.' "Cross With Care. Stop. Stand Up. Look Both Ways." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Cross roads with Care Social media meme “Cross Roads with Care” social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: JPG
This social-media meme promotes the correct method of safely crossing roads on a snowmobile.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Use Caution on Open Roads. Keep Right. Ride Single File. Reduce Speed.' "Use Caution on Open Roads. Keep Right. Ride Single File. Reduce Speed" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Use Caution on Open Roads. Keep Right. Ride Single File. Reduce Speed.' "Use Caution on Open Roads. Keep Right. Ride Single File. Reduce Speed." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Don't Become Road Kill. Stop. Look. Live.' "Don't Become Road Kill. Stop. Look. Live" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Don't Become Road Kill. Stop. Look. Live.' "Don't Become Road Kill. Stop. Look. Live" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Ride Safe in the Ditch. Watch for Culverts and Traffic.' "Ride Safe in the Ditch. Watch for Culverts and Traffic" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Ride Safe in the Ditch. Keep Away From Fences.' "Ride Safe in the Ditch. Keep Away From Fences" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Ride Safe in the Ditch. Beware of Guy Wires' "Ride Safe in the Ditch. Beware of Guy Wires" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.

Railroad Safety

Be alert and safe near railroad tracks. Always cross tracks at a designated crossing as close to 90 degrees as possible.
Operation Lifesaver website
Source: Operation Lifesaver
Format: website
Operation Lifesaver
provides railroad safety education.
Snowmobiling on train tracks PSA video
Source: Operation Lifesaver
Format: video
Video stressing the danger of operating snowmobiles on railroad tracks.
"You’re on the Wrong Track" poster
Source: Operation Lifesaver
Format: PDF
Poster displaying snowmobile versus train.
"You’re on the Wrong Track" brochure
Source: Michigan Operation Lifesaver
Format: PDF
"You're on the Wrong Track"—tri-fold brochure example from Michigan.

Youth Riders

Youth are important to the future of snowmobiling, so it is important that extra precautions be taken to ensure they have safe outings that are also enjoyable so they develop a desire to continue snowmobiling as they get older. Help ensure youth operators receive proper training and that adults use appropriate precautions when riding with kids.
Slow down when riding with kids Social media meme "Slow down when riding with kids" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: PNG
This social-media meme promotes safe snowmobiling speed when riding with kids.
Youth riders are the future Social media meme "Youth riders are the future” social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: PNG
This social-media meme promotes snowmobile safety training for youth snowmobilers.
Social media meme "Young Riders" social-media meme
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: JPG
This social-media meme promotes snowmobiling for young riders.
"Snowmobile youth riders" audio PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: :30 audio
"Snowmobile youth riders" audio PSA—30-second PSA about about snowmobile youth riders from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
"Snowmobile youth riders" video PSA
Source: ACSA and FHWA
Format: video
30-second PSA promotes youth snowmobiling from a partnership of the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Don't Use Kids as Airbags. Keep Them Safe-Put Them on the Back' "Don't Use Kids as Airbags. Keep Them Safe-Put Them on the Back" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Don't Use Kids as Airbags. Keep Them Safe-Put Them on the Back' "Don't Use Kids as Airbags. Keep Them Safe-Put Them on the Back" poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Kids Need Helmets That Fit. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun.' "Kids Need Helmets That Fit. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Kids Need Helmets That Fit. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun.' "Kids Need Helmets That Fit. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Put Kids on Sleds That Fit. Smaller Engines and Sled Size. Must be Able to Steer and Control.' "Put Kids on Sleds That Fit. Smaller Engines and Sled Size. Must be Able to Steer and Control." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Put Kids on Sleds That Fit. Smaller Engines and Sled Size. Must be Able to Steer and Control.' "Put Kids on Sleds That Fit. Smaller Engines and Sled Size. Must be Able to Steer and Control." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Kids Need Sleds That Fit. If it's Too Big for Them to Control. Don't Put Them on it.' "Kids Need Sleds That Fit. If it's Too Big for Them to Control. Don't Put Them on it." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Horizontal Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Slow Down When Riding With Kids. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun.' "Slow Down When Riding With Kids. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (horizontal)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Slow Down With All Kids. Just Because Older Kids are Keeping up, Doesn't Mean They're Safe or Having Fun.' "Slow Down With All Kids. Just Because Older Kids are Keeping up, Doesn't Mean They're Safe or Having Fun." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Slow Down When Riding With Kids. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun.' "Slow Down When Riding With Kids. Keep Them Safe. Make it Fun." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Vertical Poster of Snowmobilers and text ‘Youth Operators Need Safety Training. Keep Them Safe. Get Them Trained.' "Youth Operators Need Safety Training. Keep Them Safe. Get Them Trained." poster
Source: ACSA
Format: 8 1/2" x 11" PDF (vertical)
This poster is part of a snowmobile safety education tool kit developed by ACSA to bring further awareness of safe snowmobiling practices. Funding was provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation—FHWA to help develop materials available in this tool kit. A wide range of materials are provided in recognition of the varying local priorities across the snowbelt. Quarter- and half-page ads (for both newspaper and magazine format publications) that feature the poster series are also available by contacting the ACSA office.

Poster Printing: For best results, the 8 1/2" x 11" posters should be printed on 65# or heavier white card stock. Check to ensure the printer is set to 'letter' size, that orientation is 'portrait' to match vertical poster design or 'landscape' to match horizontal poster design, and that the page scaling is set to 'Fit to Printable Area.' Also be aware that colors will be more vivid if the poster is printed directly from an electronic file versus making color copies of a poster.
Teaching the ways of the trails—Developing responsible youth riders "Teaching the ways of the trails—Developing responsible youth riders" press release
Source: ACSA, Trails Work Consulting
Format: PDF
Use this press release about youth snowmobiling for distribution in newsletters to club members or send to local media and social media groups.

Acknowledgement and Terms

The Snowmobile Safety and Access Resources Information Center was developed and is operated by the American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) with funding provided by the Recreational Trails Program administered by the U.S. Department of Transportation – Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).

Inquiries can be sent to info@snowmobileinfo.org.