Art Car Preregistration
Art car and vehicle preregistration is due by June 1st, 2023. Any vehicle not preregistered ANY VEHICLE THAT HAS NOT BEEN REGISTERED BY JUNE 1st WILL NOT PERMITTED AT THIS EVENT! Preregistration is a useful method to ensure your car can be safely driven at the event. Drop Science personnel will swiftly assess your submission form and provide feedback on your design, giving you plenty of time to make modifications before the event if needed.
Preregister Your Art Car in 2 Simple Steps
- Complete the preregistration form
- Upload your Art Car photos
ART CAR Criteria: To be eligible for an ART CAR vehicle license, your vehicle must meet ALL of the following requirements:
Minimum ART Level
If a stock vehicle has been modified, it must be difficult to distinguish from the original appearance. Personal golf carts, even if rented, must meet this standard. Vehicles that have been stripped down to the frame and engine, or that have only been ornamented with temporary decorations, are not considered Art Cars and will be asked to park in the parking lot for the entire duration of the event.
If the ease of personal mobility is your major goal, please reconsider! Attendees can walk around the whole perimeter of Immersjawn in a reasonable amount of time. The only reason for bringing a vehicle should be sharing your imaginative creation with the rest of the community.
How Does Your Art Car Contribute To The Immersjawn Spirit?
Is it designed to engage others to let go of reality?
Vehicle Safety: Follow These Procedures to Keep Us Protected
- Vehicles must not resemble any form of emergency or police enforcement service.
- Vehicles must be able to sustain a constant speed of 5 miles per hour or less.
- Brakes must be in good working order and capable of stopping the vehicle at high speeds.
- There should be no sharp or protruding materials that could cause damage.
- There are no gas or diesel engines allowed without prior permission.
- There are no flame effects allowed.
- A first aid kit should be kept on board the vehicle at all times.
- If the vehicle accommodates riders, it should have a safe access point as well as procedures for loading and unloading people.
- In order to see in front of the car in dark regions and at night, it must have a projected light.
Art Car Lighting Policy
Basic illumination criteria must be met for cars that want to drive at night. The back, front, and sides must all be illuminated. All vehicle limbs must be illuminated. Anywhere on the vehicle where someone would walk, step, or climb must be lit (especially stairs and ladders).
Immersjawn Driving Regulations
ART CAR Drivers at Immersjawn Must Follow ALL Driving Regulations As Follows:
- Follow all applicable federal and state regulations, including any open container laws.
- Drive at a pace of no more than 5 mph (less if kicking up dust, water, or in hazardous situations such as tight crowds).
- Allow pedestrians, bicycles, and emergency vehicles the right of way.
- For road safety, adhere to vehicle laws.
- Stop immediately if a Drop Science staff member, DS Ranger, or security personnel hails you.
- There will be no driving under the influence of any intoxicating substance.
- If there is severe weather, there will be no driving on the roads.
- Make sure the operator has a clear field of vision, including back and side mirrors.
- If the vehicle is huge, has a narrow field of vision, or is dangerous to pedestrians, use ground guides (walkers).
- Have a secure access space and procedures in place for loading and unloading passengers.
- Any further guidelines made forward by Drop Science.
Any violation of the aforementioned rules may result in the revocation of driving privileges at Immersjawn. Violations that are severe or repeated will result in expulsion from the event. Furthermore, owners or drivers who do not follow our simple regulations risk being excluded from future events and/or being denied a license.