[aappleton]

There has been a recent change in Missouri Law with regard to operating UTV's, or recreational offroad vehicles as Missouri calls them. You are now permitted to operate your UTV on the roadway within three miles of your primary residence. Your UTV must have a roll cage, must have seat belts and you have to wear it, you must have lighted head and tail lamps, you have to be a licensed driver, and you can only operate them during daylight hours.

I figured there might be some skeptics, so I have attached the link to the Missouri State Highway Patrol ATV Safety brochure. On page one in the lower left hand portion it covers UTV operations.

Notice the date on the lower right hand portion of the brochure 09/2013. I have made a laminated copy of the brochure and a laminated copy of a google earth map with a circle drawn to show the 3 mile radius from my home. Most law enforcement officers are not aware of this law, so you need to carry proof with you.

http://www.mshp.dps.mo.gov/MSHPWeb/Publications/Brochures/documents/SHP-448.pdf

 

[Teryx2k16]

Wish Texas would do that


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[rockinjmk]

that aint no joke, the law ran me off when I was trying to get to the beer store

 

[Teryx2k16]

Let me ask this, is a Viking, or any side x side, for that matter, safer than a 2 wheeled motorcycle? Why is one of those street legal, and not a 4 wheeled sxs with a seat belt, and rollcage?

 

[scott.t]

Wish Texas would do that


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If there is a another state to apply this, i bet Texas would be one of them. IMO it should just be a matter of time