New Brunswick Riders Aged 14 and 15
New Brunswick off-road vehicle regulations for fourteen and fifteen year olds detail legal trail access and licensing requirements.
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New Brunswick’s Minimum Age of 16
New Brunswick establishes a minimum age of 16 for operating all-terrain vehicles on public roads and designated trails.
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New Brunswick Helmet Law for Every Occupant
New Brunswick’s rule that every occupant of an ATV or UTV, passengers included, must wear a helmet, and the trail hazards behind it.
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New Brunswick ATV Road Rules Explained
New Brunswick ATV road rules and the Off-Road Vehicle Act explain where you can legally ride, the travelled portion, and the 7.5 metre rule.
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New Brunswick’s 7.5 Metre Rule From a Highway
New Brunswick off-road vehicle laws define the 7.5 metre highway buffer rule for ATVs under the Off-Road Vehicle Act.
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Questions Worth Asking at a Counter
Service New Brunswick off-road vehicle registration requires specific machine details, ownership paperwork, and proper identification to complete the process.
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Registration Mistakes New Brunswick Riders Make
ATV and UTV registration mistakes in New Brunswick include missing bills of sale and lost ownership documents.
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Carrying Papers on a Long Trail Day
New Brunswick off-road vehicle laws require riders to carry registration certificates, proof of insurance, and safety training certificates.
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What an Officer Can Ask to See on a Trail
New Brunswick off-road vehicle trail rules explain what enforcement officers, including RCMP and conservation staff, can request.
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Buying From a Seller in Quebec
Buying an off-road vehicle from a private seller in Quebec requires specific documents to register it in New Brunswick.
