Signs Approved by the Highway Department
Official Virginia Department of Transportation approval and specific signs explain legal ATV and UTV public road access.
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Corrections Property Crossed by Permission
Virginia ATV and UTV riders learn how to request permission to legally cross Department of Corrections property.
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Crossings of Six Numbered Routes
Virginia law permits specific off-road vehicle crossings of six numbered routes in certain coalfield counties.
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Riding the Trail Between Pocahontas and Boissevain
The Pocahontas to Boissevain trail connector offers dirt roads, technical sections, and forest scenery in Virginia.
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Riding the Pocahontas Trail on Bill Young Mountain
Virginia ATV and UTV enthusiasts learn permit requirements, gear needs, and terrain challenges for Bill Young Mountain.
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How a Board of Supervisors Opens a Road to ATVs
Virginia law and county boards of supervisors explain how certain public roads open for all terrain vehicle travel.
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Rescue Crews Riding ATVs During an Emergency Call
Virginia rescue crews legally operate ATVs on public roads during emergency calls to reach remote areas in George Washington National Forest.
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When Firefighters May Take an ATV on the Road
Virginia firefighters operating ATVs or UTVs during emergencies may legally use public roads under specific legal exceptions.
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Why Police May Ride an ATV on a Highway
Virginia law allows police officers and emergency responders to ride ATVs on public highways during official duties.
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Crossing a Highway by the Most Direct Route
Virginia ATV and UTV laws explain crossing a public highway by the most direct route between private properties.
