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Every Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) rider must understand key aspects of safe riding. This includes obtaining appropriate training and information for safe operation, knowing how to lessen environmental impact, and understanding community relations. Riders should also be aware of the laws and obligations tied to each riding opportunity. It is crucial to know that they have permission to access these areas and recognize their contribution to maintaining them. Being informed enhances safety, respects our environment, and fosters responsible recreation.
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2014 Policy and priority Discussion
Every OHV Rider Must: • Know how to obtain appropriate training, education, and information related to the safe operation of their vehicle. • Know how to reduce the operational impact of their vehicle on the natural environment, other recreationalists, and the community at large. • Know with certainty that they have permission to enter and use every riding opportunity they choose to access. • Know thelaws, obligations, and expectations associated with the entry and use of every riding opportunity they choose to access. • Know how they have contributed their fair share to the cost of creating and maintaining every riding opportunity they choose to access. Source: Canadian Off Highway Distributor Council
