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UTV street legal?
I posted this in another category, but, can a UTV made street legal? Emissions would fall under a motorcycle I believe, but other than a windshield, horn, turn signals, what else would I need?
I didn't post hoping the "answer would change" I posted to find out what it would take. If you can't add insight, no reason n to get nasty.
5 Answers
- RobsteriarkLv 71 month agoFavorite Answer
Crash test certification, airbags, emissions control gear it doesn’t count as a motorcycle, and even new motorcycles must meet appropriate emissions laws), seatbelts, collapsible steering column, dual-circuit braking, rollover protection.
By no means an even remotely exhaustive list.
They’re only legal for very short trips on roads between adjacent plots of offroad land. Such as a farmer or park-keeper may need to relocate between one field/park and another which are very close together.
- Ian KLv 71 month ago
It isn't a matter of making it legal, it is a matter of moving somewhere where they allow them on public roadways.
- Anonymous2 months ago
You cannot make a UTV street legal, no matter what you do to it. Sorry, but asking in a different forum hoping that the truth will change was just downright foolish. Accept it. You cannot license it for street use in any state in the United States.
- ?Lv 62 months ago
Others have had the same idea.
Notice that they have all failed.
FYI -- UTVs fail emissions exactly the way dirt-only motorcycle fail emissions.
- Anonymous2 months ago
Not a chance. The vehicle has to be safety and emission tested for it to be street legal
