Off-road vehicles are authorized on county roads and highways outside the corporate limits of incorporated cities and towns subject to the following provisions.
(A) Off-road vehicles must have operation lights as required by law and the lights must be operating at all times.
(B) Use is limited to speeds not in excess of 20 mph.
(C) Use is limited to the driver of the off-road vehicle and the number of passengers, if any, which the off-road vehicle is designed to accommodate pursuant to manufacturer’s recommendations and specifications.
(D) Use is limited to compliance with all ordinances of the county and laws and regulations of the state relative to the use of off-road vehicles and relative to the use of public highways.
(E) An individual may not operate an off-road vehicle on a county road or highway without a valid motor vehicle driver’s license.
(F) Any person operating an off-road vehicle on a county highway as allowed herein shall have liability insurance specifically for the off-road vehicle in accordance with the minimum insurance required for the operation of other motor vehicles on public highways.
(G) Off-road vehicles being operated in accordance with this chapter are only authorized to be operated on county roads and highways which are maintained by the county as shown on the most recent county road map.
(Ord. O-C-08-11, passed 12-1-2008; Ord. O-C-09-1, passed 1-2-2009; Ord. O-C-10-2, passed 4-5-2010) Penalty, see § 71.99