In-State Residents

All OHVs must display a current OHV registration sticker when operated or transported on public lands or roads. Off-highway motorcycles may be registered as street legal if they are safety inspected and insured. OHV registrations expire annually on the last day of the month the OHV was purchased.

Obtain registration from the Utah Division of Motor Vehicles.

A new law makes some ATVs street legal in some places. Street legal ATV information and equipment requirements.

Your OHV registration fees go directly back into the sport. Of the $20.50 collected from each registration, $13.50 is dedicated to the improvement of summer and winter OHV opportunities. $2 is used for safety and responsible riding education; $2 goes to the Division of Motor Vehicles to cover administrative costs, $1.50 to school trust lands, $1 goes to electronic transaction fees, and $.50 goes to fund search and rescue efforts.

Registration decals must be mounted in a visible location as follows:

• Motorcycles - on each fork.
• Snowmobiles - on both sides of the hood, pan or tunnel
• All other off-highway vehicles - On the front and rear of the vehicle

Owners of OHVs used only for agricultural purposes may apply for an "implement of husbandry" sticker instead of registration decals. However, if the machine is used for recreation on public lands or roads, it must also be registered for that purpose.