depends on your state law

 

Ok, you're probably right. They'd require seatbelts on an atv. I think I have had enough of this thread. Bye.

 

You should just move to Northern Ontario... I ride my bike to the beer store eh?!

 

ty for the info.
i guess imy question would be why not because of the gas prices or for the handycap.would seem to me sometime to think about in the future.

 

You can ride them on the streets in MT,ID,and AZ.

 

brpbear is right. In Montana all it takes is are headlights, horn, and a mirror. A cop looks at it and says, "ok, be careful out there." You buy a $79 perm. license plate and can ride anywhere. I ride to school, grocery store, out hunting from my house, to the local ski hill, etc. Move from NY.

 

If you want to ride your ATV on the streets though the dam Libs out

 

move to MT and foget it all

 

wow seems as though we have a couple of law students venting here LOL
we pay a tremendous amount of road taxes yearly why are we restricted from using the secondary roads ???? would nit want to run interstates or main arterial highways danger danger danger
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Seems to me that there would be considerable danger in riding an ATV on a main road but secondary rods should be legal.

Our society is so hyper legislated that "victimless crimes" are more highly enforced then violent crimes. (Just my opinion! I have no actual numbers to back this up. But I would wager seat belt infractions are one of the highest in terms of number of instances.) Why not just let people be. If I choose not to wear a seat belt it only hurts me. If I chose not to wear a helmet it only hurts me. If I choose to smoke pot who am I hurting? (I don't but I would not have a problem with it being legal. Is it any worse than alcohol?) Why the laws?

ATV's are referred to as recreational vehicles so most people label them as "Just for recreation" They could be the solution to several problems including parking, fuel cost, traffic congestion, etc. We just need to push our law makers to think outside the box for a minute.