Motor Vehicle Use Maps and Reading Them
Motor Vehicle Use Maps for California public lands explain legal routes for off-highway vehicles, trucks, and dirt bikes.
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Green Dot Roads and What They Allow
Green Dot Roads in California national forests indicate motor vehicle access permitted by the U.S. Forest Service.
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What a Forest Service Road Number Means
Forest Service Road numbers in California national forests explain vehicle rules and trail access for off-highway vehicles.
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Crossing a Divided Highway
California laws restricting ATV and UTV crossings on divided highways, including legal penalties and safety risks.
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Crossing at a Right Angle
California off-highway vehicle road crossing regulations require riders to cross paved public roads safely at right angles.
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Stopping Before You Cross
California off-highway vehicle road crossing regulations explain legal requirements, fines, and safety procedures for riders.
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Riding a Quad Across a Paved Highway
California Vehicle Code 38026 explains when off-highway vehicle riders can legally cross a paved public highway.
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Why an NEV Is Not an OHV
California vehicle classifications explain why neighborhood electric vehicles and off-highway vehicles have different rules and registration requirements.
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NEVs and the 35 mph Street Limit
Neighborhood Electric Vehicles in California require DMV registration and operate exclusively on public streets with limits up to 35 mph.
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How the 1-Mile Golf Course Radius Works
California Vehicle Code Section 21115 permits golf carts to operate on public roads within one mile of a golf course.
