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  • House Bill to Overturn Ban on Youth ATVs and Dirt Bikes Introduced!
  • Senate Bill to Overturn Ban on Youth ATVs and Dirt Bikes Introduced!

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    ARRA's Voice on Capitol Hill 

    PROTECT ACCESS TO YOUTH ATVS & DIRTBIKES - SEND LETTER TO CONGRESS NOW

    WARNING: Youth ATVs and dirtbikes can no longer be sold! A Consumer Product Safety Commission-related crisis regarding the huge consumer product law passed last August has had the unintended consequence of banning the sale of ATVs and dirtbikes for use by young people. You must send a letter to Congress immediately! TAKE ACTION NOW!

    GAO Releases OHV Report

    Washington Newsletter - November 2009

    Bad new for the Tellico OHV trail fans as the Forest Service closes the Upper Tellico OHV trail system in North Carolina. Also, a House/Senate Conference committee revives FLAME Act and funding for recreation programs is finalized. Read about these items and more in the ARRA Washington Newsletter.
    Posted: November 5, 2009

    Participate Today in the OHV Route Designation Process

    The U.S. Forest Service is in the process of implementing its Travel Management Rule.  The rule requires all forests to designate and map OHV routes and when completed, no OHV use will be allowed except on these designated routes.  Now that individual Forests are in the process of implementing the rule, it is extremely important that OHV riders participate in this process. ARRA will continue to provide you with as much advance information about the designation process as possible. 

     


     
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