A person SHALL NOT operate an off-road vehicle:

1. While under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance.
2. At a rate of speed than that which is reasonable and proper.
3. In any forest nursery or planting area.
4. In any area in a manner to injure, damage or destroy crops or trees.
5. In any area in a manner so as to create an erosive condition.
6. In or upon the waters of any stream, river, bog, wetland, marsh or quagmire.
7. In a careless manner with due regard for existing conditions.
8. In a manner as to leave litter or debris.
9. While transporting a passenger without a seat as designed by the manufacturer to transport passengers.
10. Within 100' of a dwelling at a speed greater than the minimum speed necessary for controlled forward movement.
    • Except on private property with the permission of the property owner and on designated routes, trail areas and access routes.
11. While under a court suspension of ORV operating rights.
12. On any unlicensed ORV.

HUNTING REGULATIONS:


A person SHALL NOT operate an off-road vehicle:

• In hunting, pursuing or worrying any animal.
• While transporting a strung, uncased bow, or an uncased or loaded firearm.
• In a public area during the November firearms deer season, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Except going to or from a residence or hunting camp that is inaccessible by a conventional vehicle. On private property, with landowner's permission. By a person holding a Permit to Hunt from a standing vehicle.

TRESPASS:

A person shall NOT operate an Off-Road Vehicle:

• In or upon premises which are fenced, enclosed or posted in a conspicuous manner.
• When notice against trespass is personally given by the owner, or other authorized person.
• In or upon farm property without written permission of the landowner, whether or not the farm is fenced, enclosed or posted.

Note: A peace officer may seize property upon complaint of the landowner or their lessee or agent.

LAW ENFORCEMENT:

An operator of an off-road vehicle must bring their vehicle to a complete stop when signaled to do so by a law enforcement officer. FAILURE TO DO SO IS A MISDEAMEANOR.