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NYSORVA Home New York State Off-Highway Recreational Vehicle Association The Political Force Representing New York's Statewide ATV Community NYSORVA Home News Briefs E-Mail Newsletter Legislative Action ATV Safety Club Listings Ride New York Public Lands & Agencies It's the Law Support & Membership History of NYSORVA Contact Us Links FAQ Hot Topics ATV Trail Fund Established... Then Raided. DEC Draft ATV Policy Write to Your State Legislators DEC ATV Ban in Adk. Forest Preserve Proposed Trail Closure between Croghan and Harrisville Frivolous Enviro Lawsuits Hurt Economy, Environment & Taxpayer Take Back the NY State Legislative Process Current News: UPDATE 1/19/2006 The Governor has introduced his 2006-2007 State Budget proposal to again include provisions to create an ATV Trail Program. See the Legislation Page for NYSORVA's Legislative Position Statement, details on the ATV Trail Program proposal, plus background on the failure to deliver a Program in 2005 as promised in the State Budget Law -- despite the registration fee increase to $25 imposed in that Budget. None of the estimated $2.5M registration revenue in 2005-2006 was ever returned to trails ($12M and counting since 1986). 11/23/05 Notice to all New York ATV/OHM Dealers on Point-of-Sale Registration Requirement , became effective 4/1/05. As of 11/21/05, DMV has completed the Dealer Program and is now distributing forms and instructions for temporary registrations and for obtaining stocking dealer plates. Follow the link above for details. 10/25/05 BRV4WC v. NYS DEC Lawsuit, Dismissal Challenge Denied by Court Link to BRV4WC Press Release (PDF). Link to sample news article . Read the groundbreaking report released July 2005, Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation in the United States, Regions and States: A National Report from the National Survey on Recreation and the Environment (NSRE) (PDF, .6mb) in which the USDA Forest Service estimates that 1.9 million or 13.1% of New York citizens 16 and over pursue wheeled-OHV recreation (not to include snowmobiling). This figure eclipses by many times NYSORVA's previous user-population estimates. About NYSORVA NYSORVA is the statewide advocacy group focused on issues that affect the trail motorcycling and ATVing community, such as land-use issues and legislation. NYSORVA is recognized for it relevance by national organizations such as the American Motorcyclists Assn. (AMA), National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC), The Blue Ribbon Coalition (BRC), and the Motorcycle Industry Council (MIC). NYSORVA is the organization designated by a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Dept. of Environmental Conservation (DEC) as the state's conduit for communication with the wheeled off-highway vehicle (OHV) user community conservatively estimated to include well over 300,000 machines and their riders, and steadily growing. In brief, NYSORVA's mission is to work with all interested parties for increased safe and environmentally-conscious OHV recreational opportunities on both public and private lands in NY State. NYSORVA is a nonprofit corporation, is run entirely by a volunteer staff of trail riding enthusiasts, and is funded with donations from clubs, individuals, dealers and grant agencies. There are very limited publicly-open riding areas in NY for wheeled-OHVs and a few private club land areas. Your best bet for finding places to ride is to join a local club to learn of the opportunities in your area. See the New York Clubs page for a list of clubs and links. NYS law requires that any ATV (any multi-wheeled off-highway vehicle including trail bikes, defined per NYS Vehicle & Traffic law) be registered and insured for a minimum of liability, with few exceptions. However an ATV plate does not allow access to public highways unless a municipality has designated such roads for ATV travel (just a few localities have this provision for local roads), nor does paying the registration fee currently buy you any services (such as trail facilities) other than the peace of mind of legal compliance (see the full story in the " It's the Law " section). We hope that passage of a Trail Program bill will change this situation. Please ride safely, tread lightly, and keep your machines maintained and quiet, registered and insured. AE 4-5-05 Last updated 10/31/2005 [AE] Email: Webmaster (c) 1999-2005 NYSORVA, Inc. All rights reserved, including the URL "nysorva.org." The NYSORVA logo and any other proprietary graphics in this site may not be used without express permission from the NYSORVA Board of Directors. The above text, and any other text within subordinate pages of this site, constitutes an expression of opinion by NYSORVA, Inc. and must not be construed as legal advice of any kind. Should legal advice be needed regarding OHV issues, a competent licensed attorney should be retained.