Georgia Trail Riders Forum
MEMBERS DISCUSSION AREA => General Discussion => Topic started by: ranger11 on March 02, 2011, 04:29:40 PM
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Another proposed law some sportsmen may be interested in is HB 224, which would require registration of ATVs and all off-road vehicles used on public land, except for those used “exclusively for agricultural and construction purposes.” An exemption in the proposed law says it would not apply to a person “operating an off-road vehicle on property owned or leased by the operator or on private property with the permission of the owner or lessee of the property.” For use on public land, an off-road license plate would be required, with a registration fee not to exceed $30.
Taken from Gon's website. {toast}
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Well thats to bad. I dont have room for another license plate. ;D
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If they use those fees to maintain the property, and to keep it open, I have no problem with it...
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Does not apply to licensed and tagged on-road vehicles that go off-road.
It's to generate revenue from those ATV's, UTV's etc that they don't currently have their hand in the pocket of.
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I'm fine with it. They already do this in other areas like Colorado. At least if they can make some sort of revenue on offroad vehicles, they should be more likely to offer areas to ride.
I bet if you have a buggy or something that isn't licensed for the road, you would need one of these tags to operate on public land. Once again, I'm fine with that.
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Just another way to tax people and that is never good. {no}
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Doug hit the nail on the head just a way to get more revenue. And Ga Dawg I agree 100% {toast}
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First they'll require a tag, then they'll want to regulate em. {no} Do I need a tag for my bicycle now too? {ehm}
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Does not apply to licensed and tagged on-road vehicles that go off-road.
It's to generate revenue from those ATV's, UTV's etc that they don't currently have their hand in the pocket of.
my jeep is still "street legal" so Im good. ;D
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Does not apply to licensed and tagged on-road vehicles that go off-road.
It's to generate revenue from those ATV's, UTV's etc that they don't currently have their hand in the pocket of.
my jeep is still "street legal" so Im good. ;D
$30 is probably less than your tag fee/tax fee. ;D
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One you put a tag on it the Dept of Rev. is gonna want their cut.
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I will put tags and ins back on the Tj before I hand them just money for a tag.
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$20 for a tag. tax was $125 last year I think. at least I can still drive it on the street. I could take the tag/ins off of it and drive it off road still...why pay just to do that?