does anyone know if it is legal to ride on streets during a snow emergency?

 

You would have to check your local laws to know for sure. After a big storm in my hometown, I see ATV's with plows running up and down the highways. I always ride mine 5 miles on the highway to plow my old man's driveway and I have never been bothered by the Police....yet.

 

i was just wondering how well your ATVS plow dop they have alot of trouble or are they pretty decent when plowing?

 

They plow very well. The only time I have had a problem is with very deep wet heavy snow. It takes a bit longer but I have always been able to get the drives cleared. Also have a problem getting down to the pavement if that wet heavy snow has frozen and there is an inch of ice on the pavement.

 

ok thanks i was just wondering because i know our mower sucks in the snow and it has chains and wheel weights and it spins so much.

 

Last winter we had 15" fall during a storm, it then turned warmer and the snow got heavy. With the 60" plow I was still able to move it with no problem, even with the stock tires and no chains on. Granted, I had to make a few passes to clean it all up, but I had no troubles and it was super fun!

 

but in the pa dcnr atv/snowmobile law thinger it says you can ride during a period of emergency decided by the local jurisdiction-does this just mean an emergency like a heat attack or a snow emergency?

 

i odnt think heat emergency would make sense soo im gonna say snow

 

i know in MN that most cities have there own laws so check with local law enforsement ..

 

woops-i meant heart attack -like the type of emergency where someone is hirt or a snow emergency