Half Price for Members
Half Price for Members explains how New Brunswick ATV riders can verify course discounts, membership eligibility, rebates and requirements before registering.
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Finding a Club That Runs the Safety Course
Finding a New Brunswick ATV safety course starts with nearby clubs; confirm dates, age rules, equipment, fees and certificate details before booking.
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The First Province-to-State Trail Agreement With Maine
The first province-to-state trail agreement with Maine can simplify ATV trips, but riders must confirm permit coverage and cross-border rules.
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Checking Whether an Agreement Is Live
Checking whether New Brunswick ATV and UTV reciprocity is live means confirming the permit, destination trails, dates, and separate riding requirements.
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The Sixty-One Thousand Machines Registered in New Brunswick
New Brunswick’s 61,000 registered machines show the scale of off-road riding, but registration, trail permits and reciprocity have separate rules.
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Eighty-Three Thousand Machines Next Door
Maine’s 83,000 ATV machines make cross-border access important, but riders must verify current reciprocity, permits, registration and insurance before riding.
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A Combined Network of 19,200 Kilometres
New Brunswick and Maine trail networks span 19,200 kilometres through a cross-border agreement governing cross-border access.
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Buying a Quebec Trail Pass After the Deal Ended
New Brunswick riders need a Quebec trail pass after reciprocity ended; confirm the pass, machine eligibility, insurance and proof before riding.
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May 2023 and What It Meant
May 2023 ended New Brunswick and Quebec ATV trail-permit reciprocity, so riders should verify and obtain the destination’s current permit before crossing.
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Does Ontario Honour a QuadNB Trail Sticker?
A QuadNB trail sticker does not automatically cover Ontario riding; confirm local permits, reciprocity and route rules before crossing the border.
