Off-roading carries real risk. Prepare before you go.

Core boundaries

• Off-road driving may result in personal injury, vehicle damage, or property loss. Whether to go and how to drive are your own decisions and responsibility.
• Pitch, roll, altitude, heading, tracks, maps, and trail information may contain errors or delays caused by devices, satellite signals, weather, terrain, data sources, or networks, and must not be your only basis for a decision.
• 4wdID does not provide navigation or turn-by-turn guidance and does not replace professional maps or official traffic guidance.
• 4wdID does not provide rescue and makes no promise about response, arrival time, or outcome. Contact local rescue and emergency services first.
• 4wdID does not guarantee that any trail is legal, open, or accessible. Community trails grant no right of access.

Partner and certified venues

Partner, certified, or official-event off-road parks still require entry under park rules, ticketing or reservation, opening hours, and designated trails. 4wdID certification does not grant unrestricted access at any time, in any vehicle, or in any area.

Before departure

• Confirm weather, conditions, vehicle, gear, communications, companions, and a retreat plan.
• Follow local law, respect nature and private land, and do not enter unauthorized, closed, or sensitive areas.