Is the world ready for an all-electric UTV (e-UTV)? The complex answer is yes and no. While the technology is still developing and widespread viability has a long way to go for some large-scale ...

Supporters argued allowing the vehicles could boost the local economy and align with a recent Winnebago County ordinance. Concerns about safety and conflicts with state laws regarding operator age ...

Laws regarding ATVs (all-terrain vehicles) and UTVs (utility terrain vehicles, also known as side-by-sides) aren't consistent from city to city, or county to county, let alone state to state. Some ...

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OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - You might soon see more than just cars and trucks on some roads in Oshkosh. City officials are talking about letting ATVs and UTVs share the road. Right now, ATVs and UTVs ...

Seven people have died on ATVs and UTVs in Iowa so far this year, with dozens hurt, prompting a healthcare professional to offer some safety reminders about the powerful machines. Megan Anderson, a ...

The Oshkosh Common Council is considering allowing ATVs and UTVs on city roads, following Winnebago County's decision to permit them on county highways. Supporters cite potential economic benefits and ...

Those looking for a multi-seat off-road vehicle or more load carrying capacity than a traditional ATV have a wide selection of makes and models to choose from in this year’s Ultimate Guide. See also: ...

BRP, the Canadian powersports giant behind names like Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo, and Can-Am, has just pulled the cover off the latest addition to its rapidly growing electric lineup: the 2026 Can-Am Outlander ...

In the U.S., most states do not allow ATVs and UTVs to operate on public roads because of safety concerns. However, some states may allow such use under specific circumstances or on designated routes.

Wisconsin ATV and UTV advocates are working to close a loophole that allows recreational vehicles with out-of-state registrations to operate on roads and highways where they say they don't belong.