Regulations in your area

[Mhatayas]

So here where I live in Newfoundland Canada, they let you drive your bike on the road provided it’s registered and insured same goes for crossing highways but on trails you don’t need to be insured. And I don’t even think you need a full license to insure your bike they said it was up to the insurance company. I’m trying to get my old 1985 Suzuki 250 registered they have to do a search for it to make sure it hasn’t been in anyone else’s name first. Hopefully it comes back clean I am pretty excited 

[Dadclan623]

Can't ride at all in my area unfortunately, but that sounds awesome!

[Khocke]

I'm in rural upstate NY. Stay off the numbered highways and you're mostly OK. Interestingly, quads/atvs need to be registered and plated, but side x side, or anything over 1000 lbs, can not be licensed. Nonetheless, I still carry liability insurance on my 750cc Teryx.

[Joeboe]

Pennsylvania has strict rules but Frack trucks can destroy whatever they want anytime they want without question.

[Ninth_]

Innisfil ontario,  registered and insured you can  drive quads or sxs pretty much anywhere, stay off major hwys. When the lake freezes over , we can ride right to Georgina , endless kms to ride. 

[Vlaco]

Here in Manitoba you are not allowed to drive an ORV (Off Road Vehicle) on any roadways or shoulders. You can only cross roadways if you have a valid driver's license. They also introduced a yearly $25 trail fee for all registered ORVs regardless if you use it for trail riding or not. A lot of farmers, including myself, never take their ORVs on any trails but are now having to pay anyway. Realistically though the closest police station is 45 minutes away and I might see one police car drive by once every couple of years so lots of people drive on the dirt roads and never have a problem.