Illegal Operation of an OHV

It is illegal to operate an OHV:

• In a manner which presents a substantial risk of injury or loss of life.
• In a manner which causes damage to public or private property.
• On privately owned land unless:
  • The operator has written permission from the property owner or…
  • The property owner has posted notice of areas for designated use or…
  • The property is owned by an immediate family member of the operator.
• Unless all persons riding on the OHV or being towed are wearing the required helmet.
• While under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• With a firearm, rifle, or shotgun on board your OHV, unless the firearm is unloaded and cased.
• In a way that harasses or chases deer or other wildlife, or within 300 yards of a deer yard.
• Between sunset and sunrise or when visibility is less than 300 feet, unless displaying the required lights.
• If the vehicle is leaking fuel or does not have the required equipment.