ATV Is Not a Farm Vehicle Covered Under Homeowner’s Policy, Virginia Court Rules April 18, 2022 By Andrew G. Simpson The Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) is not a “farm type vehicle” covered by a...
Vermont Town’s Voters Asked to Allow ATVs on Roads to Connect Trails March 1, 2022 Voters in Royalton, Vermont will be considering at the town meeting next week whether to allow all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) on...
West Virginia Supreme Court: Driving Under the Influence on Private Property Illegal November 4, 2016 The West Virginia Supreme Court has ruled that driving under the influence on private property is a crime. The Charleston...
NJM to Offer Motorcycle, ATV Coverage in New Jersey May 16, 2016 NJM, a property-casualty insurer offering coverage in New Jersey, has partnered with American Modern Insurance Group to offer coverage for...
Oregon Man Injured In Dunes ATV Ride Files Suit October 11, 2013 A man injured during an all-terrain vehicle ride in the Oregon dunes has sued a Eugene company, alleging it dug...
Mississippi All-Terrain Vehicle Law Questioned April 12, 2012 Most people who ride their four-wheelers do so on their own property. WTVA-TV reported that occasionally someone will drive them...
ATVs Are Hot Items for Thieves in Louisiana November 1, 2011 By Jimmy Watson Bill Hawks is a guy who works extremely hard for the things he has. So, the Blanchard, La., resident was...
North Carolina Exempts Adults from ATV Safety Rules May 11, 2011 A bill exempting adult drivers of all-terrain vehicles from helmet and eye protection requirements while riding on private property has...
North Carolina Relaxes ATV Helmet Safety Rule for Adults April 22, 2011 North Carolina legislators have agreed to exempt adult drivers of all-terrain vehicles from helmet and eye protection requirements while riding...
Mississippi Senate Sends ATV Safety Bill to Governor March 17, 2011 The Mississippi Senate has passed a bill requiring safety measures for young ATV riders, sending the bill to the governor...