The often phrases like trading lightly and responsible 4WDing get thrown around, but what do they actually mean? These are term that all refer to you and your 4WDs impact on the Aussie bush. Does this mean you can’t drive tough track nope, we believe it’s possible to trend lightly and drive tough tracks if you use to bit of common sense and have a some sense of preservation. It’s all about having a respect and understanding of the bush.
Clearing yourself new tracks, damaging the flora and fauna, dumping your bushes tearing tracks up for no reason are not accepting practices by any 4WDers its criminal. Enjoying your 4WDing and leaving the tracks in the same way you found them is the best way you can practice sustainable 4WDing. Although the majority who have no respect for the bush and the environment. most of the time you’ll find that real 4WD enthusiasts, like you and me, make sure we take home all of our rubbish and have a respect for the environment, even though we’re not afraid of driving off road and picking some of the together tracks. We know the capabilities of our vehicles, we have the right modifications, and most importantly use a bit of common sense.
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