The $10 CHP Fee on a California OHV
The ten-dollar California Highway Patrol fee funds off-highway vehicle safety, law enforcement, and incident response across state trails.
Start here, or nothing else is legal.
Resident registration, titling and renewal, and public-use versus private-land fees — plus the age and safety-course rules that decide who may ride.
The ten-dollar California Highway Patrol fee funds off-highway vehicle safety, law enforcement, and incident response across state trails.
California off-highway vehicle registration includes a thirty three dollar base fee that establishes vehicle identification within state systems.
California Sanctioned Event Permits for organized off-highway vehicle activities explain safety requirements and environmental protection rules.
Tan stickers on model year 2022 off-highway vehicles explain riding rules for closed-course competition machines in California.
California red sticker off-highway vehicle restrictions and air pollution rules that ended the seasonal riding schedule.
California off-highway vehicle registration rules after January 2025 require new models to meet state emission standards.
California pre-2002 off-highway vehicles qualify automatically for green stickers granting year-round public land access.
California off-highway vehicle registration stickers explain where and when riders can legally operate machines on public lands.
California Air Resources Board emissions standards for off-highway vehicles determine public land access through green, red, and tan stickers.
California DMV off-highway vehicle registration paperwork processing, fee collections, and specific agency roles for owners.