Fueling Up at a Station on a County Road
Nevada off-highway vehicle road rules determine whether ATVs and UTVs can legally access county road fuel stations.
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Parking a UTV in Town Legally
Nevada street legal requirements for large all-terrain vehicles explain how to park your four seater UTV with a bed in town.
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Trailering Versus Riding the Road There
Nevada laws and safety risks for trailering or riding an off-highway vehicle to trailheads, including rules under NRS 490.
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Riding to a Trailhead Instead of Trailering
Nevada laws for riding large all-terrain vehicles on paved roads explain how to reach trailheads without a trailer.
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Sound Limits and Aftermarket Exhaust
Nevada sound limits for off-highway vehicles and aftermarket exhaust decibel rules protect communities and prevent fines.
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Why a Spark Arrester Matters on Road and Trail
A spark arrester traps hot carbon particles from exhaust systems to prevent wildfires during off-highway vehicle rides in Nevada.
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Street Tires and Desert Rock
Running street tires on Nevada desert rocks causes punctures, and this text compares street and off-road tires.
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DOT Tires on a Machine That Rides Dunes
DOT-approved tires on Nevada dunes help riders cross county roads and conquer soft sand legally at Sand Mountain.
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Adding Mirrors Before a Road Ride
Nevada mirror requirements for street-legal ATVs and UTVs explain how to comply with state law on paved county roads.
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Adding a Horn to a Side-by-Side
Adding a horn to a side-by-side satisfies Nevada street legal requirements and ensures safety on public roads.
