The state of Connecticut has many ATV regulations in place to keep the land and ATV riders' safe. Learn what they are and you will have the peace of mind you are doing everything according to ATV regulations and your riding is completely legal.
The operation of an ATV must be registered to the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles. The only exception is riding on your own land. In compliance with ATV regulations all ATV must be equipped with a muffler in order to reduce noise levels and must be equipped with proper brakes and working brake lights. An ATV cannot be operated on a limited access highway under any circumstances, even for crossing purposes. Connecticut has some strict policies when it comes to ATV regulations. The registration fee for ATVs is $ 14 for a two-year registration, plus the $ 10 Clean Air Act fee.
In keeping with ATV regulations as the owner you will receive a license plate for the vehicle your registration number must also be displayed on each side of its front section, midway between the top and bottom, in letters that are at least three inches high and made of reflective material. Your certificate must be carried on the ATV and available for inspection. Don't mess up your day of riding by not adhering to these ATV regulations they are all enforced in Connecticut.
You must be 12 years old or older to drive according to the ATV regulations and if you are between the ages of 12 and 16 you must have a certificate that you completed a safety education course.
It may seem like a lot of restrictions but if you comply with all the ATV regulations you soon will be enjoying the ride.
