Daylight Only Under the Texas Golf Course Rule
Texas off-highway vehicle regulations explain why ATVs and UTVs face road bans and Class C misdemeanor fines for illegal driving.
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Roads Posted Thirty-Five or Less in Texas
Texas laws regarding off-highway vehicles on public roads with speed limits of thirty-five or less explain specific exceptions and requirements.
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The Two Exceptions to the Texas Road Ban
Texas law details two specific exceptions allowing limited ATV and UTV operation on public roads for certain riders.
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Why Modifying an ATV Will Not Make It Street Legal
Texas law classifies ATVs as off-highway vehicles, so adding lights and aftermarket parts does not make them street legal.
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Texas Rules for Master Planned Communities
Texas law regarding off-highway vehicles in master planned communities clarifies street legality and resident responsibilities for ATVs and UTVs.
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Equipment a Texas OHV Needs on a Road
Texas law restricts public road use for off-highway vehicles, defining specific exceptions and equipment requirements for agricultural operations.
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Texas Rules for Riding a Beach
Texas beach regulations for off-highway vehicles explain local ordinances and state laws to prevent costly fines for riders.
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Crossing a Highway on an ATV in Texas
Texas laws for crossing a highway on an off-highway vehicle detail narrow exceptions for agricultural and timber operations.
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Helmet Rules for Texas Riders
Texas helmet laws for off-highway vehicle riders require approved safety gear for anyone under eighteen years old.
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Which Texas Counties May Open Roads
Texas counties with specific legislative exceptions can open public roads to off-highway vehicle traffic under state law.
