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Written by Mail Tribune
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Monday, January 05, 2009 |
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Paul Fattig Starting with the new year, all youth under 16 operating an all-terrain vehicle on public land must be supervised by an adult who has completed a state-approved safety-training class. The youth will be required to complete the safety-training course, as well, and meet rider-fit guidelines for his or her vehicle. |
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Read more... [Young riders face beefed-up ATV rules]
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Written by The Umpqua Post
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Thursday, November 20, 2008 |
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Jack Carrerow Like leisure suits and the Pet Rock, riding an ATV through the streets of Winchester Bay became a thing of the past. At Wednesday morning’s meeting of the Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce, it was announced that Winchester Bay’s business and residential area would not be open to ATV traffic at next year’s DuneFest . |
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Read more... [Chamber decides no ATVs on streets]
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Written by KOHD ABC News
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Monday, October 27, 2008 |
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Forest Supervisor Jeff Walter recently announced a change in location for a proposed off-highway vehicle (OHV) trail system on the Ochoco National Forest. Until recently, an interdisciplinary team of natural resource specialists had been working on a draft proposal for a trails system in a 26,000-acre block of the McKay Creek watershed. The team was looking for opportunities to provide OHV recreation in an area that has received considerable resource damage from OHV use in the past. |
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Read more... [No New Trail System]
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Written by The Oregonian
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Saturday, October 04, 2008 |
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Lori Tobias PACIFIC CITY -- Police still don't know what led to the horrific crash of two sand rails at Sand Lake Recreation Area, but according to the deputy charged with patrolling the popular dunes, it was only a matter of time. "There are a number of these overpowered vehicles," said Tillamook Sheriff's Deputy Jim Horton. "They are capable of very high speeds, and most are capable of pulling the front wheels off the ground and keeping them that way as they tear off across the flats." |
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Read more... [Sand dune playground gets more crowded]
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Written by The Umpqua Post
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Sunday, September 21, 2008 |
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Jack Carrerow Thursday morning’s meeting of the Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce became quite heated at times, as Winchester Bay residents voiced their opposition to chamber allowing all-terrain vehicles access to the Winchester Bay business district during last month’s DuneFest. A half-dozen residents packed the conference room at the Umpqua Bank and told the chamber board directors, they were given little or no input on allowing the ATV riders access to otherwise off-limit streets of the town. |
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Read more... [Area residents speak out on ATV issue]
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Written by Mail Tribune
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Monday, September 15, 2008 |
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Damian Mann From his backyard in White City, Ron Probst often watches in alarm as another off-road vehicle kicks up a quarter-mile rooster tail of roiling dust while roaring across Hoover Ponds. Soon the cloud of dirty air wafts over the Corey Road house he built a year ago, settling over everything. |
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Read more... [Under a cloud of dust]
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