Some ATV rules Help
A little off topic here but I was wondering if anyone has heard that if you have your licensed ATV for public roads in your state, that they may not be honoring them in other states. Currently, I knew...
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SweetLou wrote:
A little off topic here but I was wondering if anyone has heard that if you have your licensed ATV for public roads in your state, that they may not be honoring them in other states. Currently, I knew it to be that if you were licensed in lets say WA for public roads as well as off road, that ID would accept it as an example.
I know for a fact that Idaho doesn't honor a WA "plated for road use" OHV. I researched it extensively.
The reason Idaho doesn't is because the plate in WA doesn't grant you the ability to ride all over the state (on paved roads). The local jurisdictions (county / city) are the ones that approve usage of said vehicles in their area. What that means is I had to get an Idaho plate on my WA rig, which is easy to do.
