Why a Minor Cannot Cross a Road
New Brunswick off-road vehicle legislation prohibits any rider under sixteen years old from crossing public highways.
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Three Hundred Forty Cubic Centimetres on Snow
Three hundred forty cubic centimetres on snow explains historical snowmobile engine size categories and New Brunswick off-road vehicle rules.
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Engine Size Allowed for a 12- or 13-Year-Old
New Brunswick regulations allow a maximum engine displacement of ninety cubic centimeters for twelve and thirteen year old riders.
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Which Machines Fall Under the 70cc Cap
New Brunswick regulations restrict children aged six to thirteen to off-road vehicles with engines of seventy cubic centimetres or less.
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Where a 6-Year-Old May Ride a Closed Course
New Brunswick regulations allow a six-year-old child to operate an ATV only on a private closed course using a seventy cubic centimetre engine.
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Who Can Escort a 14-Year-Old on a Trail
New Brunswick escort rules for a 14-year-old ATV rider require a person aged nineteen or older with an off-road vehicle certificate.
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Earning a Driver Training Certificate at Age 14
New Brunswick driver training certificate requirements explain legal ORV operation rules for fourteen year old riders.
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What a Class 9 Licence Allows at 14
New Brunswick Class 9 licence rules explain what fourteen-year-olds can legally operate regarding off-road vehicles.
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Riding at 16 With a Full Driver’s Licence
New Brunswick ATV rules for sixteen year old drivers explain licence requirements, trail access, and independent riding opportunities.
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Passengers Need a Helmet as Much as Drivers
New Brunswick helmet laws require every ATV driver and passenger to wear an approved helmet, or face a $172.50 fine.
