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Street-legal buggys - It Passed!
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Currently gathering parts...
Blinker lights and horn en-route. Still a few more things to gather, but surprisingly not much at all!
2007Jeep
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- West Jordan
I went yesterday and got the inspection done hopefully tomorrow I will find time to run down to the DMV to get my plate. As I expected the inspection place had no idea what I was talking about when I first showed up, but after they called the UHP to verify the new law and what was required it passed with no issues.
who do you have for insurance? My registration will need to be renewed next month and I am not sure what I want to do yet. Need to talk to my insurance and also see how well it will work for me.
2007Jeep
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- West Jordan
Farmers insurance, agent is Kit Erickson 801-982-7200 by airport #2 in the mini mall with Little Ceasers Pizza. He was the only one I could find to give me any insurance on my rig for the past 2 years.
Saw my first UTV driving around in Clearfield this weekend. My first thought was, "Cool! I need to find some fun places to take one around here that I can get to on legal city streets then go buy one." My second thought was, "Hmmm.. We already have 5 cars for just the wife and I, no way would she go for it and no place to park one."
I'm still working on insurance for mine. Our insurance guy got us hooked up for $75/yr but now the insurance company is doubting my jeep counts as an atv so we had to send them some pics. It says it right on the title so I'm not sure how they can argue it. After insurance I'll get it inspected 
So one more time. CLARIFICATION
HB 148 is for full size all terrain vehicles
HB 154 is for small normal sized ATVs, they lifted the population of 7500 rule? Or have a class level, which means what?
HB 148 still has the 7500 population rule and the class option?
No night riding, max speed 45, basic inspection, insurance
No daily driving, this new bill is just for trail head access?
So for example, Can you drive your inspected/insured HB148 buggy to work in Provo, population is over 7500 people.
Do you get a special plate or sticker?
HB 148 is for full size all terrain vehicles
HB 154 is for small normal sized ATVs, they lifted the population of 7500 rule? Or have a class level, which means what?
HB 148 still has the 7500 population rule and the class option?
No night riding, max speed 45, basic inspection, insurance
No daily driving, this new bill is just for trail head access?
So for example, Can you drive your inspected/insured HB148 buggy to work in Provo, population is over 7500 people.
Do you get a special plate or sticker?
Here's how I understand it.
HB148 ADDS full-size all terrain vehicles.
HB154 removed the population bill.
They are both amendments to the same law. Again, this is my understanding of it.
Honestly, I'd limit it to trail head access personally... But I see many UTVs with plates cruising around the streets of southern towns all the time.
You will get a smaller sized plate.
HB148 ADDS full-size all terrain vehicles.
HB154 removed the population bill.
They are both amendments to the same law. Again, this is my understanding of it.
Honestly, I'd limit it to trail head access personally... But I see many UTVs with plates cruising around the streets of southern towns all the time.
You will get a smaller sized plate.
Right after the new law passed there were 2 UTV's parked outside my work with brand new atv plates.
I'm itching to get mine done and had a new policy with progressive just for my jeep but then they up and decided they didn't want to do it and cancelled the policy in the first week. Not cool.
I'm itching to get mine done and had a new policy with progressive just for my jeep but then they up and decided they didn't want to do it and cancelled the policy in the first week. Not cool.
Update:
http://le.utah.gov/~2014/bills/static/HB0148.html
You will see that this bill "This bill modifies the Traffic Code by amending provisions relating to all-terrain vehicles."
So really, both of these bills are just amending pretty much the same law.
http://le.utah.gov/~2014/bills/static/HB0148.html
You will see that this bill "This bill modifies the Traffic Code by amending provisions relating to all-terrain vehicles."
So really, both of these bills are just amending pretty much the same law.
When it had fenders, I was able to get it inspected and registered (I "knew a guy" that would look the other way and sign off on it), but it never was really street legal.
Awesome Jeff! What are the dimensions on that plate? I need to make a holder holder for one.
4" x 7"
[(23)] (22) "Street or highway" means the entire width between boundary lines of every
623 way or place of whatever nature, when any part of it is open to the use of the public for
624 vehicular travel.
625 [(24)] (23) "Street-legal all-terrain vehicle" or "street-legal ATV" has the same
626 meaning as defined in Section 41-6a-102
So does that mean i can drive my full size all terrain vehicle where ever its legal
Not just to and from trail?
Sounds to good to be true.
Any break down on class county or people limit of 7500, or just accept that the salt lake county is off limits only.
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623 way or place of whatever nature, when any part of it is open to the use of the public for
624 vehicular travel.
625 [(24)] (23) "Street-legal all-terrain vehicle" or "street-legal ATV" has the same
626 meaning as defined in Section 41-6a-102
So does that mean i can drive my full size all terrain vehicle where ever its legal
Not just to and from trail?
Sounds to good to be true.
Any break down on class county or people limit of 7500, or just accept that the salt lake county is off limits only.
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