Riding a Wash Instead of the Road
Arizona desert wash riding involves hidden flash flood dangers, deep sand pockets, and strict land ownership laws.
-
-
Rules on Private Desert Roads
Private desert roads in Arizona can cross private land, leading to trespassing risks for off-highway vehicle riders.
-
Riding a Mining Road Near Kingman
Riding historic mining roads near Kingman, Arizona, requires navigating public and private land boundaries to avoid fines.
-
Fines for Speeding on a Desert Road
Arizona desert road speeding fines, potential demerit points, and related OHV decal citations explained for riders.
-
Arizona Speed Limits for Street-Legal Machines
Arizona street-legal off-highway vehicle speed limits depend on road types, state laws, and machine capabilities.
-
Riding the Shoulder of a Desert Road
Arizona laws and safety risks for off-highway vehicles operating on paved county roads and desert road shoulders.
-
Arizona Rules at a Paved Crossing
Arizona off-highway vehicle rules require riders to use the most direct route when crossing paved roads safely.
-
Crossing an Arizona Interstate on a Quad
Arizona off-highway vehicle laws and safety risks explain why quads and side-by-sides cannot legally cross major interstate highways.
-
Crossing US-60 on a Machine
Arizona road riding laws and street-legal equipment requirements for safely crossing US-60 on an off-highway vehicle.
-
Can You Ride an OHV on an Arizona Highway?
Arizona highway laws prohibit off-highway vehicles on major roads, detailing strict crossing exceptions and safety rules for riders.
