Booster Seats in a Side-by-Side
California safety rules and restraint requirements for children riding as passengers in side-by-side off-highway vehicles.
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Kids Riding in a Side-by-Side Seat
California recreational off-highway vehicle regulations, passenger age requirements, and mandatory seat belt rules for kids on trails.
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Two-Seat ATVs and the Passenger Rule
California Vehicle Code Section 38506 prohibits carrying a passenger on all-terrain vehicles operating on public lands.
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Why Two Up Is Illegal on Public Land
California ATV passenger laws and engineering limits explain why riding two-up on public land remains illegal.
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Can You Ride Double on a Quad in California?
California Vehicle Code 38506 explains why carrying a passenger on public lands is illegal for most all-terrain vehicles.
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Cage, Belts and the Helmet Waiver
California off-highway vehicle helmet laws outline specific adult helmet waivers for recreational vehicles equipped with cages and seatbelts.
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Why an Adult Can Skip a Helmet in a ROHV
California law permits adults in a Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle to skip helmets when proper roll bars and restraints are present.
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Helmets Even for Adults on Public Land
California helmet laws for adults on public land require all off-highway vehicle riders to wear approved safety equipment.
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Carrying Registration on a Designated Route
California off-highway vehicle registration certificates and vital documents prevent delays and fines on designated routes.
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Roadside Stops on the Way to the Dunes
California off-road vehicle roadside stops involve verifying registrations, safety equipment, and towing regulations for compliant trailers.
