elkduds
Well-known member
The single biggest source of trail closure to ATVs is riding them off designated trails. The ATV industry knows this, and promotes rider education programs in conjunction w RMEF, Mule Deer foundation, CO Parks/Wildlife, the list goes on and on. ATV clubs publish maps of open trails, volunteer for trail maintenance and construction, and educate users to what is open. US Forest Service publishes MVUMs that show current roads and trail open to cars, 4wd, atv, motorcycle: free online. So ignorance is not the problem. Arrogance is, as in "The only things that matter are my desires, and there are no consequences for my actions."
www.atvsafety.org/RiderCourse.aspx
www.staythetrail.org/
https://elknetwork.com/atv-utv-rmef-urges-ride-right/
http://www.archildrens.org/health-a...can-ensure-a-safe-atv-ride-for-those-you-love
In UT they ride wherever they want. When caught violating federal law: If Zinke doesn't automatically declare the trail open regardless of resource protection (Recapture), then the local gov't just calls it a protest ride (guess where, Recapture).
www.atvsafety.org/RiderCourse.aspx
www.staythetrail.org/
https://elknetwork.com/atv-utv-rmef-urges-ride-right/
http://www.archildrens.org/health-a...can-ensure-a-safe-atv-ride-for-those-you-love
In UT they ride wherever they want. When caught violating federal law: If Zinke doesn't automatically declare the trail open regardless of resource protection (Recapture), then the local gov't just calls it a protest ride (guess where, Recapture).