Cities Can Impound an ATV Ridden on a Sidewalk
Virginia law prohibits ATV and UTV operation on sidewalks, explaining why cities can impound these vehicles for violations.
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Riding Illegally Costs Up to $500 in Virginia
Virginia ATV and UTV laws explain where off-road riders face up to five hundred dollars in fines for illegal road use.
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Seven Conditions in One Subsection
Virginia law outlines seven specific conditions allowing all-terrain vehicles to operate legally on public highways.
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Two Counties Named in the Code
Virginia state law exceptions for Buchanan and Tazewell counties allow certain off-road vehicles on public roads.
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Written Consent From a Landowner
Virginia Code § 18.2-132 requires ATV and UTV riders to get written consent before entering private land to avoid a fine.
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Why Virginia Adults Must Wear a Helmet, Not Just Kids
Virginia helmet law mandates that every adult operator and passenger on an ATV and UTV wear protective headgear.
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Age Limits Set by Engine Size, Not by Supervision
Virginia age limits and engine size rules for youth ATV and UTV riders, including restrictions under twelve and rules at sixteen.
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The Five ATV Bans Written Into Virginia Law
Virginia law outlines five core ATV bans, including the prohibition on public highways, and explains associated civil penalties.
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Virginia Penalties for Illegal Riding
Virginia ATV and UTV penalties include fines, vehicle loss, age restrictions, and helmet laws for illegal riding.
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Virginia Has No Street-Legal UTV Path
Virginia vehicle definitions and federal safety standards explain why utility vehicles cannot be driven on public roads.
