Wonder why I can't use my Rhino the same as a quad? It has a roof, roll bar and seat belts.
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Wonder why I can't use my Rhino the same as a quad? It has a roof, roll bar and seat belts.
Just because your ugly and short Woody . LOL j/k . It is upcoming but has yet to pass through the traffic act . Silly I know , and does not make sense but then again this is redtape government and bureaucracy . Its only on the road that your limited .. . Drive in the ditch or one side on the shoulder .Quote:
Originally Posted by woody1948
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Problem is you would actually be bigger and safer than a Mercedes Smart car and the automotive industry just does not like that! :moose:Quote:
Originally Posted by woody1948
Short!!!!!!!!!!!!!, I am not from North Bay, just under 6 ft., was just over for nearly 60 years, started to shrink around 5 years ago. Lol
Wish I could argue the ugly part,, but that is life. thanks guys
Because you "need to have a good conversation about it" with Kathleen Wynne, seems to be the way she operates.Quote:
Originally Posted by woody1948
As others have pointed out, the motion was passed by the MPPs, so the real question now is why isn't the Minister of Transportation implementing the changes that his elected peers have voted in agreement on.
FYI. You are not allowed to ride two people on an ATV on the Haliburton ATV trails.
First I've heard of that, and 99.9% sure that isn't true..Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogger
From Haliburton ATV Association Home Page:Quote:
Originally Posted by Frogger
Declaration on "Two Up" Riding
ATV's may be ridden "two up" on designated trails and private lands but not on roadways (highways) as defined under HTA Regulation #316. HATVA will allow "two up" atv riders provided they are using the designated trails. ATV's are responsible for their own actions and risk in situations where they might ride two up on roadways (highways) in breach of HTA #316 included forest access roads deemed to be defined as highways because of availability of public access by cars or trucks even though these roads may be open legally to atv's as defined or stated under HTA#316.
Thanks KMan. It looks like the regulations have changed in the last year. I inquired a couple of years ago and was told no two up riding. There are lots of people riding around Minden and Haliburton two up, and I just figured that they haden't been caught yet.This revision changes things a lot for me.... for the better. Thanks again.
In the last 3-4 years I've ridden the Haliburton trails there has never been a ban on two ups or side by sides.