roktaxi
Locked Up = More Freedom
- Location
- Grand Junction CO
OHV permit needed for CO
- Thread starter roktaxi
- Start date
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Ridiculous, hope Utah doesn't follow suit at what an obviously easy revenue source. That said if a higher percentage (like 90%) of the money went to proactive land use avenues I could support it.
rholbrook
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Kaysville, Ut
Even plated vehicles and nonresidents need the sticker too
- Location
- Sandy, Ut
Precisely, Utah also requires a non-resident tag but only on a non-plated rig.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
It's stupid... just another way for the Government to take more of your money. 
I'm NOT tagging my bikes, they're plated... Eff 'em. They'll have catch me to hand out a ticket.
Funny how they don't mention how the Government tried to rob money from the OHV program's funds, for use in non-OHV areas.
I'm NOT tagging my bikes, they're plated... Eff 'em. They'll have catch me to hand out a ticket. Funny how they don't mention how the Government tried to rob money from the OHV program's funds, for use in non-OHV areas.
scoutabout
None
Or a way to get badly needed funds to properly manage OHV recreation and thereby prevent closure.
Reinforcing the image of irresponsible users can't be a positive solution.
When we're done taking back Utah, I guess we need to get started on taking back Colorado too.
Indeed. Hopefully this isn't attempted in CO as it was in other states.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
See my last sentence, millions of dollars in OHV funds were nearly robbed for 'wilderness' lands in CO, paid by OHV users. If I pay for a tag (which is not needed, if you're plated, IMO), then the funds DAMN well better be used for OHV improvements. Sending my OHV money to be used for wilderness is absurd.
More here- http://www.advrider.com/forums/showpost.php?p=11187470&postcount=397
You're entitled to your opinion, I think its a bullshit law.