It seems that a permit is now required for public land OHV use in TX now.
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/newsmedia/releases/?req=20060130c
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/newsmedia/releases/?req=20060130c
permit required for TX OHV use (1 Viewer)
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Doesn't sound like a big deal to me. There is almost no public land in Texas and it only applies to vehicles that aren't licenced for the street (ATV's and dirt bikes). It doesn't apply to private parks which comprises most of the OHV activity in Texas anyway.
My Cruisers are licenced and my dirt bike has a plate on it too.
My Cruisers are licenced and my dirt bike has a plate on it too.
JasonH said:Doesn't sound like a big deal to me. ....
don't be a frog in slowly warming water. resist if only practice exorsizing your rights. if the pass one law, and see nobdy cares, thay'll pass another....
The fees collected go back into buying more land for off-road vehicle use. I'll probably buy stickers even though I don't need them.
"The new decal is required for any OHV operating in Texas on public land or on land purchased with grant funding from TPWD."
I thought Barnwell was purchaed with grant money. That means it will be required. More and more fees for fun = less participants.
I thought Barnwell was purchaed with grant money. That means it will be required. More and more fees for fun = less participants.
Sorry, but if I want to wheel on PUBLIC land, I'm not buying a sticker.
If you have a licence plate, you don't need a sticker.TexasBadlands said:
Like Jason said, the stickers are for OHVs ONLY. In a nutshell, the law defines "OHVs" as anything that is not street legal, like an ATV, dirtbike or buggy. A street legal vehicle - one that is currently licensed and registered (maybe even inspected?) - does not fall within the definition of an "OHV." Therefore, no sticker is required for those vehicles; however, some have bought them anyway in order to add funds to TXPWD grant money to maintain existing parks, like Barnwell, and to develop new ones.