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You can ride on the Jeep trails Not the roads........most places
Quote from: bearpaw on August 09, 2019, 10:18:58 PMSome WA counties allow use on any roads except state highways and freeways. You can drive right through town or down county highways or dirt roads. The forest service in WA does not allow use except on specified sections of road, but you can ride on a county road through the national forest in a county that allows use. You can also ride roads in state land and open timber company lands.In Idaho you can ride anywhere in the state except state highways and freeways, that includes any roads on national forest.so now that I have all the required lights and stuff installed, are you saying with a street legal quad I still can’t drive on FS roads? Don’t the signs say, “street legal vehicles only”?
Some WA counties allow use on any roads except state highways and freeways. You can drive right through town or down county highways or dirt roads. The forest service in WA does not allow use except on specified sections of road, but you can ride on a county road through the national forest in a county that allows use. You can also ride roads in state land and open timber company lands.In Idaho you can ride anywhere in the state except state highways and freeways, that includes any roads on national forest.
So is it Federal Regulations or County regs that are preventing us from driving in the National forest. Here in Okanogan County there are quite a few roads open to UTV/ATV, but it all stops at the NF boundary. Who do we write or call to get it changed?