Missouri school buses are exempt from paying federal fuel excise tax but must pay Missouri highway/road tax. For an exemption from federal fuel excise tax or a refund of taxes paid contact the IRS (800/829-1040). School districts can purchase dyed fuel that allows the exemption from federal fuel excise tax up front when fuel is purchased (573/751-2611).

Our ATV License Plate Kit does not make your ATV street legal. Some states do allow ATV's to be used on the road when outfitted with the proper equipment. However, the ATV License Plate Kit is for displaying your off- road registration decal and/or assigned numbers on the back of your ATV.

Yes, no problem. You will find the ride improved, by putting slick tyres on your mountain bike however. Another area that would benefit you is to buy some pedals that you clip in to. Our sponsor Martin at Don Valley Cycles can offer advice here if need be . [Back] More expensive bikes benefit from being lighter, which means they are easier to ride uphill, but ultimately it doesn’t matter how expensive a bike is, as long as it’s well maintained.

You bet! There are many nice smooth roads around Blue Mound State Park. It's a beautiful area to bike in. Have fun!

OHV recreation is just one of the many uses allowed on National Forest lands. OHV travel is regulated by the OHV travel plan; check with the closest Ranger Station for specific areas. It is your responsibility to know and abide by regulations relating to motor vehicle travel. State law requires registration of all motor vehicles before being operated on public lands.

Off-highway vehicles including motorcycles, quads, jeeps, and full-sized vehicles may generally travel on all BLM improved and unimproved roads, with the exception of a few county roads. For those wishing to travel cross-country, more than 8.3 million acres of public lands in Oregon and Washington are designated as open for cross-country travel. Consult with the BLM District where you want to ride to determine which areas and roads are legal to travel and which are closed.

There are many options for getting your bicycle to the starting point in Buffalo. For many people the best option will be to ship their bicycle ahead of time via UPS. For more information about your options and how to ship your bicycle see Transportation Options.

OHRV operation is prohibited on public roads unless specifically permitted and posted for OHRV use. Examples of permitted uses are road crossings and trail connectors. In such areas the speed limit is 10 MPH and OHRVs must stay to the extreme right side of the public way. They cannot operate from trail head to trail head. <return to top of page>

Rampart Range Road is a county road and all the rules of public roadways apply. Any vehicle operating on the road must have a valid license plate, permanently mounted in a visible location, and the operator must posses a valid drivers license with a motorcycle endorsement. The exceptions to this rule are portions of Dakan Road, Jackson Creek Road and Watson Park Road. See the trail information for more details. If you are caught, you WILL receive a ticket!

Generally, any bike- a road bike, a mountain bike, a hybrid- can be used in a triathlon. In fact, some courses (many turns, lot's of climbs and descents, are slightly better suited for a classic road bike. However, the bike-leg of a triathlon is basically a time trial. You want to go as fast as you can, using as little energy as possible. A triathlon frame has slightly different geometry.

In 1986, the State Transportation Board passed a resolution adopting Houghton Road as State Route 983 and approving the expansion of Pima Association of Governments' Regional Freeway/Expressway Plan to include the corridor for the future Houghton Road Highway. The resolution did not make Houghton Road a State Highway, but it did allow the Arizona Department of Transportation to study the corridor for possible inclusion in the State Highway System.

On September 9, 1999 I called the local fuel oil supplier to discuss fuels, DOT inspectors, and the perils of having dyed fuel in a tank. Here are the high points: Off road Diesel #2 and fuel oil # 2 differ only in the tax applied at the time of sale. Both are dyed red. The old method of winter treatment using 1 gal of kerosene to 10 gal of diesel can get a driver into trouble unless it is dispensed as clear kerosene from a pump which charges road tax.

Under common law, pedestrians, horse riders and carriage drivers have public user rights over the whole width of land designated a highway. Usually this is between the hedges and fences on either side of the carriageway and this area may include verges. These rights may, however, be restricted where limitations are imposed such as the provision of a footway, along which only pedestrians have user rights.

There are thousands of miles of established dirt roads in the Eastern Sierra. Some range from drivable by two wheel drive to very challenging four wheel drive routes. We ask that you stay on existing dirt roads. There is one open area east of Bishop managed by the Inyo National Forest. This area is called Poleta Canyon and can be accessed by taking East Line Street out of Bishop and traveling approximately 9 miles east. The area will be marked where open riding is allowed.

Don't do it! The only exception may be a private road with absolutely no traffic and of course the owners permission to do so.

This is a community WALK, not ride. Please do not bring your bikes. We also anticipate seniors as well as little ones all along these trails. So for safety reasons, please do not bring a bike.

Children are permitted to ride bicycles to school. There is a bike cage located near the bus loading/unloading zone in the rear of the school. In accordance to state law all children are required to wear a helmet while riding their bike to and from school. If a child is seen without a helmet, then the school reserves the right to detain the child in the office until a parent can pick them up or they are given permission to walk home.

Bicycle licenses are issued through the Santa Ana Police Department, Traffic Division, on Thursdays only from 12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. For more information regarding other bike related question or concerns, call (714) 245-8222 or click here.

We are located in Tamilnadu right opposite the RTO Checkpost. You can't avoid paying tax. Hence inform your taxi operator in advance about the tax features.