Arizona OHV Laws, Safety & Ethics
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- When you explore Arizona's outdoors on an off-highway vehicle (OHV), please do so safely and responsibly. Protect yourself, the environment, and your privilege to ride, by following OHV laws. Enjoy - don't destroy!
For more information, visit The Arizona Game and Fish Department's OHV web pages:
www.azgfd.com/...
Well done! THIS is the video we need right now--thank you so much for putting this together!
Side by side operators could care less about off road etiquette . As a motorcyclist I can’t count the number of times I’ve been forced off the trail by inconsiderate drivers on the wrong side of the trail.
I couldn’t agree more I very rarely ever have a problem with motorcycle riders but side by sides just don’t care I have had so many close calls with side by sides.
I didn’t see anything about where the OHv sticker should be replaced. Does it matter
Yep housing developers never destroyed desert areas.
Housing developers develop residential/commercial property that they buy., that is zoned residential/commercial. They do not destroy public lands.
A mandatory watch for Snowbirds
Threatening and closing public lands because you can't manage to cite and prosecute those causing the problems is not a solution, it's just angering your public even more.
Forest Service and the Sheriff's dept do NOT have the staff to police these wilderness areas. Being on the land is a privilege and should be treated as such. If we are adults, we should act responsibly. I live out on the land, and I can tell you that people are NOT respecting the land out here and it is dangerous.
@@susanobisedona” A privilege” who’s fuckin land do you think it is, the government? 🙄
Good video
Over all it good. But, They missed a whole section about unlicensed, uninsured motorized vehicles that aren't legal to be used on public roads and lands outside of designated areas.
ATV's and motor bikes get into and damage areas not intended for are even accessible to SxS or Jeeps, let alone law enforcement.
This video was developed for OHV rental companies to show their customers. Most of their customers are people with little to no experience in operating them. If this was a video to show the general public who own and operate OHV’s, the video would have to be a lot longer and include a lot more information.
@@pomona1976 Since when does AZ Game and Fish work for the rental companies, producing their training/safety videos?
@@thomasbonk9615 Arizona Game & Fish does not work for rental companies. The video was made to inform renters about the do’s and don’t s associated with operating an OHV.
Shat makes you think those people watch youtube videos produced by arizona fish and game?
Maybe they should make a place specifically where people can go to do donuts. And jumps and make little tracks. And things like that, you don't want them to go out in nature and destroy it. Use your simple mind and give them a specific place to do those specific things. Not saying get drunk and go do it. I'm saying a place where if they want to go do donuts. Go do donuts. Everyone knows that they're taking the risk when they do this stuff. Anyone dumb enough to stay in the vehicle knows? They are taking a risk as long as they hit. Nobody else if they roll their vehicle and get hurt. Nobody can be sued because it is a conscious choice to put yourself in harm's way. Put that on a sign right there when you drive into the place.
And make enough of them that people don't have to drive across the state to go to it and I probably could guarantee you that you will see a huge difference. And how many people are out f****** up nature
No having fun, anywhere, at any time!!
The only way to have fun on an ATV is to try and hit a bald eagle every time you see one
Yeah seriously rzrs aren’t made for going slow 😂
Ya, there are areas of such playfulness with sxs, atvs etc. you need to research it. Drinking, drugs still apply though so don't. Also you need to realize the type of vehicle you are buying say you bought a fully enclosed defender type vs the razor, maverick type, just this will affect your how should I drive it attitude and can be very dangerous if you're not sure to what you would like for instance speed, racing you would not by and enclosed one you'd by the buggy type, if cursing, enjoying taking time then maybe the bigger ones. We all who has one know where we should be driving with are skills ability's you don't take a NorthStar, defender type vehicle and race it down a trail it's not designed for it regardless of power, speed so know what you like, just don't assume every sport type vehicle does the same or preforms the same even when it has the same engine, house power, 4x4 etc. Do not be a MONKEY SEE, A MONKEY DO. Pay attention to your loved ones, and someone else's loved ones, GODs speed.
Buy a muffler!!!!!!
This video could be reduced to 30 seconds or less by saying, "Wear Your Seat Belts and Helmets, and Don't Be A D_ _ _ Head."
Shut it all down.
90% of utvs aren't following the law.
I like my jeep but I'll ride my horse.