Gases Cooled and Expelled Quietly
Newfoundland noise regulations and the Off-Road Vehicles Act require ATVs to have mufflers keeping gases cooled and expelled quietly.
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Low Pressure Tires on a Wheeled Machine
Low-pressure tires for off-road vehicles provide better traction, floatation, and safety across challenging Newfoundland terrain.
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Amber in Front and Red Behind
Newfoundland off-road vehicle lighting regulations require amber lights in front and red behind during public road use and low visibility.
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Head and Tail Lamps From Sunset to Sunrise
Newfoundland off-road vehicle regulations mandate head and tail lamps on ATVs and UTVs from sunset to sunrise.
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Belts the Maker Installed
Manufacturer-installed seatbelts on side-by-sides protect riders, follow Newfoundland regulations, and prevent injuries from unauthorized modifications.
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When an Enclosed Cab Replaces Eye Protection
Newfoundland off road vehicle regulations explain when an enclosed cab on an ATV or UTV exempts riders from eye protection.
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Goggles Unless There Is a Windshield
Newfoundland off-road vehicle laws require eye protection unless the machine has a properly installed windshield.
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Your Chin Strap Has to Be Fastened
Newfoundland ATV regulations require riders to wear approved helmets with properly fastened chin straps to prevent injuries.
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European ECE Helmets and What the Marking Means
ECE Regulation 22, from the Economic Commission for Europe, is one of the strictest helmet standards, and Newfoundland riders see it beside DOT and CSA.
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US-Approved Helmets Are Accepted on Provincial Trails
US-approved helmets meet Newfoundland trail regulations, allowing visitors to ride off-road vehicles safely without buying new gear.
