Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0485-01-01-.06 - OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLES
(1) Off Highway
Vehicle (OHV) is any motorized vehicle capable of traveling off highways. The
term includes all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, dune buggies, and other
four-wheeled vehicles used for off-road activities.
(2)Within the Doe Mountain Recreation
Authority-administered lands, OHVs are restricted to use on roads and trails
designated for OHV use.
(3)OHV
users must comply with all relevant safety laws, including the use of safety
belts and child safety restraints if the vehicle is so equipped. OHV users must
comply with minimum age requirements and OHV passenger limitations. All
pertinent safety equipment, including an approved helmet, protective eyewear,
and protective clothing is recommended.
(4)Minors (under the age of 18) must be under
the supervision of an adult and must wear a DOT or SNELL approved helmet in
accordance with state law.
(5)OHVs
must be operated in a safe manner. Recklessness and the harassment or
disturbance of people or wildlife is not permitted.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยงยง 11-25-107 to 11-25-108.
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