ST. PAUL --- A bill requiring helmets for minors riding all-terrain vehicles on public lands, waters and roads won preliminary Senate approval Monday.

The bill would expand a current helmet law to include passengers as well as operators who are younger than 18 years old.

"ATVs can be fun to ride and sometimes people fail to realize that they are dangerous," said the bill's sponsor, Sen. Dennis Frederickson, R-New Ulm.

The bill also adds a seat-belt requirement for minors riding on so-called class 2 all-terrain vehicles, which are between 900 and 1,500 pounds.

 

thanks for the update,it should of been a law long time ago, but the damn politicians are worried about taking more money from us on all the taxes there raising, Tell you 1 thing they sure are backwards

 

Well that's good to hear.

Now when are we going to get a bill past for those who walk and ride bikes on the Paul Bunin trail.

They past a law where horses have to have a permit to ride on state trails 21.00. Which is good.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: cluby

Well that's good to hear.

Now when are we going to get a bill past for those who walk and ride bikes on the Paul Bunin trail.

They past a law where horses have to have a permit to ride on state trails 21.00. Which is good.</end quote></div>

Thats great that the horse riders have to pay butt where in the hell will they put the sticker on the horse so it wont fall off?

 

They just have to pin it on themselves or there tack.

I still want to see that the people that walk, bike ect on the Paul Buinin Trail have to PAY for the use of it, after all they didn't pay for it to get tared!

 

cluby - good point. Out here on the left coast they simply make sure you have no place to park except where they want you to, and then you have to buy a parking permit. $5 a day, or $35 a year for the national forest, and $50 a year for just some of the state forrests.

QUOTE FOR TODAY:

Three-quarters of the total expense of the Kyoto Treaty would fall upon the United States. MARLO LEWIS, COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE

 

good to hear helmets save lives.[


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