POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Information
We design our cue sheets and maps to contain and present
as much information as clearly as possible in as little space as compactly
as possible.
We want to give you all of the information you need without giving you too
much and making them too cluttered.
Our intent is to have as
many side streets named as possible, even the dirt ones, so that you can
always tell that you are following the route correctly. For the sake of
clarity we do not list every possible road name change. If we did there would
be too much information on the cue sheets across the
entire state
and it
would be too confusing to follow. In addition, we do not list gravel patches
on the road because there are too many to list. You will have to watch
out for them on your own.
All cue sheets and maps will also list the sunset time for each day, the
main emergency support contact phone numbers ((877) TOUR-ILL [868-7455] and 911) and
the direct cell phone numbers for all staff members.
Deciding what information to include and omit on the cue sheets and maps
is incredibly difficult and subject to debate and
invariably some participants feel that we provided too much information
while others feel
we didn't
provide enough. If you have any feedback regarding our cue sheets or maps
please let us know
- we
get
our
best
feedback about the usefulness of our navigational systems directly from our
participants
actually using them on the road!
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