If you was on main St. in Logan it would be considered a highway. They shouldn't be able to give you any static on the local roads other than Main. In Moab we will not be able to drive the main drag unless escorted.

Latest up to date info for out-of-staters for a letter asking about Street legal in other states to be used in Utah:

Thank you for using the Utah Department of Public Safety Online Feedback System. I've been asked to respond to your inquiry regarding the use of street-legal ATVs in Utah that are registered in other states.

Currently Utah Code 41-6a-1509(5)(a-b) permits the operation of off-highway vehicles that are legal to be operated in another state to be operated in Utah. In accordance with the mentioned code the privilege is granted with two requirements:

1. The street-legal ATV and operator are subject to all the rules and requirements of 41-6a-1509.

2. The state they are registered in reciprocates the same privilege to those registered in Utah (you would need to contact the respective states for their participation).

The entire code can be viewed at: http://www.le.utah.gov/UtahCode/getCode … 41-6a-1509

I hope this answers your question. If I have failed to address any portion of your question or new ones arise, feel free to phone me at (801)596-9248.

Sincerely,

Sgt. Jason S. Kelsey
Utah Highway Patrol
Vehicle Safety Section
(801)596-9248

Keep in touch if your interested. I have a couple RV spots left but for only two more weeks. This place is busy most of the summer since it is the "heart" of the Paiute trail.

You can PM me if you want more info.

LYNN
check down to NPS about 1450 south and 1900 west in Salt Lake. They have several single atv tires that may suit your needs, I was down there the other day and noticed them.Tires around 20 and mounted under 60 on a wheel.

I do agree that the nets would be the safest, most affordable feature they could add for safety, would everyone use them...NO. Much like the safety instructions and the seatbelts installed there will always be the person who can't read or to drunk to assume the correct thing to do and a bunch of lawyers that will gladly file lawsuits that contests the design of the machine.

Johns daughter may have still been alive if the driver would have simply abidded by the written postings that was installed by the manufacture. I can understand his desire but to go after the manufacture with lawsuits is wrong. He should be making sure his friend is responsible for his actions. Things would flow alot smoother in society if we would give input to manufactures with ideas and recommendations than money hungry lawsuits that only reap penny awards for the victims.

I don't like being the BIG opinion here but am getting fed up with our irresponsible society of today.

My newspaper route pays plenty too! (JK!)

Yea, that will help lift that pallet out of the back of the semi!

It could be "sexy" or "hot"