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ATV Laws and Regulations
Signs and Trail Markers (215-A:33)Signs and trail markers are established for safety. A great deal of time and money is spent to erect signs. It is illegal to remove, destroy, deface or obstruct signs and markers on trails or on private property. Violation of this section is a misdemeanor.
Respect private property and stay on the trails! Without the private landowner's permission, our trail system would not have many miles of riding pleasure.
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| The CAUTION sign is used to warm riders of a hazard |
The WINDING TRAIL sign is used to inform riders that they are approaching a series of curves in the trail ahead |
The Chevron ALIGNMENT identifies a sharp turn and provides riders with additional guidance through the turn. |
The REASSURING BLAZER sigm (often called the Trail Diamond) informs rider that they are on a designated trail. |
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| The DIRECTIONAL MARKER sign is used as a direction change marker in areas where the rider could venture off the designated trail. |
The object marker sign identifies a fixed object at the side of the trail. It is used any time the fixed object (such as the bridge railings) narrows the normal width of the trail. |
The PLEASE STAY ON THE TRAIL sign reminds riders to ride in a specific area, per the request of the landowners. |
The SLOW instructs riders to temporarily slow their vehicle |
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| The STOP sign instructs rider to bring vehicles to a COMPLETE STOP before proceeding with caution. |
The STOP AHEAD sign informs riders that they are approaching a stop sign. |
The TRAILAHEAD sign informs riders that the trial has been funded by public registration fees and is a design trail. |
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