RVSEF Safety Education Package Available! The package is a self-paced program, designed to address the needs of everyone who travels in the RV, from children to adults. RVSEF suggests that the reader set aside time for the family to work through it together, discussing the material, and identifying situations that may be different in their specific RV, requiring modified procedures. Developing checklists and pre-planned procedures, such as emergency escape plans, is a key ingredient in the program.   The nine subjects include: Propane: Covers basic information of what propane is and how it is used in an RV, and the components critical to its safe loading and use.                                                                                                           Weight: Covers proper weight distribution and load management, as well as tips on purchasing an RV that will minimize the risk of ending up with weight related problems.                                                                                                                                                                       RVSEF Weighing Service Tires: Includes information on tire design, application, inflation, and maintenance, that the RV owner should know to ensure optimum tire life and performance. Included in the video for this subject is the highly acclaimed “Critical Factor” tape produced by Michelin, showing actual tire blowouts and the recommended procedures to ensure complete control of the RV. This video has been attributed to saving many lives.   Towing: Contains information on proper hitch components and ratings for safely towing a car or a trailer. Brakes, towbars, and supplemental braking systems are discussed.            Electrical: Combining the automotive electrical system with a residential system creates an environment unique to an RV. Emergency procedures and diagnostic tips are provided.                                                                                      Driving: Maneuvering, parking, towing angles, field of vision, and emergency procedures are just a sample of the subject matters covered to ensure the knowledge required to safely operate motorhomes and combination vehicles.   Fire: Proper fire extinguisher size and type are essential to dealing with RV fires. Types of fires, preventative maintenance, and an emergency escape plan are discussed.       Mac the “Fire Man”                                                    Motor Fuels: Characteristics of gasoline and diesel fuels are discussed, and general safety precautions are recommended.       Personal Safety: Addressing the need for communications, dealing with weather, and security on the road as well as in the campground are discussed.    The package may be purchased on the RVSEF web site, by mail, or by FAX   FAX and mail orders must include name, shipping address, and credit card number with expiration date. Personal checks are acceptable for mail orders. FL residents must add applicable sales tax.    RV Safety & Education Foundation 4575 Annette Ct. Merritt Island FL, 32953 www.rvsafety.com FAX (321)453-3853