Why the Director of Parks Can Designate a Route
California law empowers the Director of Parks to designate specific roads for off-highway vehicle access between trails.
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Riding a Designated Route From the Dunes to a Store
California OHV rules explain how off-highway vehicle riders can legally navigate designated routes to local stores.
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What Happens When You Hit the 3-Mile Limit
California combined-use highways permit off-highway vehicle travel up to three miles to connect separate trail systems safely.
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Two Machines on One California Trailer
Transporting two off-highway vehicles on one California trailer requires managing weight limits, tongue weight balance, and legal dimensions.
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A Trailer Behind a UTV in California
California rules for towing a trailer with a UTV explain where off-highway vehicles can legally pull loads on private land.
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A Wide UTV on Narrow California Trails
California OHV width restrictions of fifty to seventy-two inches limit wide UTVs to protect sensitive public land trails.
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Modified Suspension and California Rules
California suspension rules for off-highway vehicles explain what modifications are permitted for off-road and on-road operation.
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A Machine Without a Muffler in California
California vehicle laws require off-highway vehicles on public land to have a proper muffler and spark arrester.
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Aftermarket Exhaust and California Sound Checks
California off-highway vehicle noise regulations and testing procedures for aftermarket exhaust systems on public lands.
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California Spark Arrester Rules
California spark arrester rules and safety device functions prevent wildfires by catching hot carbon particles from exhaust systems.
