1. (1) The division may approve an OHV safety and education course if the course, at a minimum, provides instruction on:

   1. (a) a description of OHV riding in Utah;
   2. (b) an overview of the Division's OHV regulatory responsibilities;
   3. (c) the meaning of OHV terminology, including throttle, fuel shut-off valve, brakes, gear shift, engine stop switch, choke, spark arrestor/muffler, headlights, engine, footrest, ignition switch, and other operational components integral to the safe operation of an OHV;
   4. (d) Utah laws applicable to the operation of OHVs;
   5. (e) riding positions, turning, and stopping;
   6. (f) hypothermia, wind chill, and cold weather survival;
   7. (g) riding on different types of terrain;

   8. (h) pre-ride inspections;

      1. (i) loading a trailer;
   9. (j) crossing roads and highways;

   10. (k) dangers of operating an OHV under the influence of drugs and alcohol;

       1. (l) ethics, responsible riding, and trail etiquette;
   11. (m) Tread Lightly;
   12. (n) proper safety equipment; and
   13. (o) where applicable, information on the operation of snowmobiles, and instruction on avalanche safety.
2. (2) A course provider shall present an OHV safety and education course at a level appropriate for the average fourth grade student.

KEY: OHV education standards

Date of Last Change: January 9, 2024

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 41-22-30; 41-22-31