Does anyone know what the law on atv's in public wooded areas in Kentucky is.?
397832
I live in Ky but I don't know. You should call the Fish and Wildlife Department, they could tell you all the ATV laws and regulations.
200071
i live in kentucky, and in the evening you can see them standing in groups in my back yard ! the same in virgina, you see them driving along the road, but you must ask most people before you hunt on their property, most will let you as long as it is deer season.
98643
I think it is a tax sale where it is still subject to all liens and mortgages. Where they don't get wiped clean.\n\nhere is a link to a notice of one in pensylvania\nhttp://www.co.monroe.pa.us/monroe/cwp/view.asp?a=1516&q=605391
713562
4 wheeler is an atv with 4 wheels.  The other atv's are those 6 wheel crawlers that kawaski and honda make for hunters and stuff
1134026
It's called Hit & Run, which is a Felony.  It doesn't matter if the tree was in someone's yard or owned by the city/town.  It's still Hit & Run.  If it's the city/town tree, you have to report it to them immediately.  If it's a weekend, then call first thing on Monday morning.  Some City Halls have a voicemail system to leave a message on.  You also have to report the accident to your insurance.  If you don't report it, you could go to jail.  A lot of cities/towns use cameras at red lights to catch red light runners.  If that catches you & you didn't report it, that camera has your plate numbers/letters.  The information will be turned over to the local police/sherrif & you could wind up in more trouble.  Something like this could get a sentence of 3-5 years, more or less depending on the judge, prior record, etc.
433522
Here's their wesbite. It has a locator for dealers and service centers along with parts.\nhttp://www.mancopowersports.com/sitemap.htm\nHappy ATV-ing!!!
96797
it is prohibited in many areas. if a car crash occured, who would be at most risk? the car driver or atv driver?
689728
Most states in the west like Texas and Georgia have a law that a civilian can own a firearm legally.  Once it is displayed in public view for all to see.  If you are driving it must be displayed on the dash board of the vehicle.  I don't know of any other states at the moment.
111683
Not sure what the law is, however here is a great web site.\n\nhttp://www.armedicalboard.org\n\nThis is the state's licensing agency and they provide a LOT of information.
293876
Well I jumped the fence once and the cops came lol. Well most parks post the hours they are open. If not posted I'd say it was perfectly legal. Safe? Thats another story!.Well in another case I camped (legally) in a city park(Alaska)
787307
They sure do! Here in NE Ohio we see a lot of Amish during gun week for deer. Where we're at a lot of them will ride in the bed of a pickup truck, get dropped off along the road, and then drive the deer towards more hunters at the next road over.
856628
Kissybert: yes you do because it's required by the\n Department of wildlife protection services also must be\nan land ownner were Elk can roam freely check with\n http://www.nationalparksservices.com or Indiana state fish&game too
1163494
Yes it is legal. That happened in Smiths Station, a suburb (and in a different COUNTY) of Phenix City.
855118
You are generally entitled to exclude people from using your property, right up to the very edge. \n\nOccassionally there will be exceptions along public streets and roads, but if you can prevent your neighbor from walking onto your property and he can prevent you from walking on his, it would make no sense that an unrelated third party could walk down the line in between merely because you are each in separate townships.  \n\nThere is not automatically a public roadway along the line separating townships.
164922
As a former Texas police officer, I can tell you that the guy that is doing it on purpose could be charged with Criminal Mischief if the owner of the property choses to press charges. If it's an accident, then the owner can take the driver(s) to civil court and sue for the damage to the lawn. No one has the right to hurt someone else's property and the one guy that is doing it on purpose needs a charge slapped on his butt and then he can sit in his jail cell and spin his wheels. He can also be sued for the damage. If the owner wants to press charges, tell them to get it on video if possible. Hide a camera somewhere and then they have their proof. =)
660612
Are you sure that the road is a public road?  If it's a dirt road it's more likely an easement, in which case maintenance is not the County's responsibility.  Check the parcel map for your property and confirm that there really is a public road there.
1026842
It would be not HAVING one, not not wearing one. You don't WEAR a license. According to KDKA, out of Pittsburgh, he didn't have a license to ride motorcylces in PA and his permit had expired in March. The PA DMV wasn't saying anything. I don't think anything was said about if he will get a fine for it or not, the Pittsburgh Police are still investigating the accident proably as to getting a full understanding of what happened. They wouldn't send him a fine until they get everything worked out. As to our helmet law in PA we DO have one. I wish people would stop saying it was repealed. The short version though is that a driver has the choice to not wear one, if he passes a safety course or has enough hours riding.