Permits & Reciprocity

New Brunswick–Quebec ATV reciprocity ended in May 2023; riders should check current rules and arrange the destination province’s trail permit.

Riding Prince Edward Island on a QuadNB sticker depends on current reciprocity; check permit terms, trail access, registration and insurance before you go.

Riding Nova Scotia on a QuadNB sticker may avoid a second permit, but confirm reciprocity, trail access, machine documents and local rules before crossing.

QuadNB membership card discounts vary by business; confirm participating lodging, eligibility, booking rules and proof before travelling in New Brunswick.

New Brunswick ATV and UTV riders may save 15 to 20 percent on lodging through eligible membership offers, but must confirm each property’s terms.

A 5 percent insurance discount may help New Brunswick ATV and UTV members, but confirm eligibility, policy coverage and the actual saving before choosing.

Life insurance through the New Brunswick federation may come with membership, but riders should verify eligibility, coverage terms, exclusions and claims steps.

New Brunswick ATV and UTV permits may include QuadNB membership benefits, but membership does not replace registration, insurance, or trail rules.

Moving a New Brunswick ATV trail permit sticker to another machine requires issuer approval; registration and permit stickers are separate.

Replacing a New Brunswick ATV or UTV trail sticker is listed at $11.50; confirm the current fee, replacement process and riding requirements with the issuer.