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Course Outline

AZGFD Wildlife Manager using a map to direction OHV riders in the field
  • Helmet: the best equipment for preventing a brain injury. A properly fitted and fastened U.S. DOT-approved helmet is required for those under 18 who operate or ride an OHV. Helmets are strongly recommended for OHV operators and riders over 18.
  • Eye Protection: is required for operators of OHVs not equipped with a windshield.
  • Spark arrestor that is USDA approved.
  • Muffler or noise dissipative device that prevents sounds above 96 decibels during prescribed stationary sound testing.
  • Headlights and taillights for use from dusk to dawn.
  • Safety flag at least 6" by 12" and 8' above the ground on sand dunes or areas designated by the land management agency.
  • Brake light and at least one red rear reflector (if taillight does not reflect)
  • License plate securely fastened to the rear of the vehicle and clearly visible.
  • Rearview mirror
  • Seat and footrests for the operator and each passenger, if the OHV is designed to carry a passenger.
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