Off-road vehicles like ATVs, dirt bikes, and side-by-sides are a blast for tearing through trails and kicking up dirt. But can you legally cruise them down your neighborhood streets? The answer ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (FOX 56) — A Laurel County lawmaker is pushing to make some off-road vehicles, like ATVs and UTVs, street-legal under special conditions. Bath County Nickel Tax fails for second ...

Without registration, it’s not legal to operate a motor vehicle on a public street. Among the vehicles listed in your question, one of them could conceivably be operated on a public road .

Without registration, it’s not legal to operate a motor vehicle on a public street. Among the vehicles listed in your question, one of them could conceivably be operated on a public road .

Without registration, it’s not legal to operate a motor vehicle on a public street. Among the vehicles listed in your question, one of them could conceivably be operated on a public road .

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series on LSVs and electric micro-cars, we discussed the definitions, use cases, and street-legal rules regarding this important class of tiny vehicles. Now in Part 3 ...

In terms of pricing, the street-legal off-road version of the F-80 with the 30-ah battery configuration comes in at $4,500 on the www.caofen.us website. The bigger battery 48-ah version is ...

Kraham also stated that he met with residents on Mary Street in 2023 who told him they were concerned about off-road vehicles being driven recklessly through the neighborhood, causing a disturbance.

The plaintiff claims in the suit that off-roading vehicles, which they refer to as non-street legal and off-highway vehicles, also harm the park’s unique flora and fauna, and the department should ...

Reid Wilson, Vice President of Polaris Off Road Recreation, said “our goal was to bridge the worlds of traditional side-by-sides and overlanding with a vehicle that allows the most passionate ...

Henry W. Coe State Park, a rugged landscape in the hills east of Morgan Hill and Highway 101, is at the center of a debate about whether California should open more land to off-road vehicles.