81. Isanti Warns Of ATV Regulations Posted 5/5/04. Isanti warns of atv regulations. http://www.isanticountynews.com/2004/May/5atvdrivers.html

@import "/layout031004.css"; Home Page News Sports Obituaries ... HometownSource Posted: 5/5/04 Isanti warns of ATV regulations By Rachel Kytonen Those driving ATV’s around Isanti—stop damaging public and private property or you may lose your ATV. During the Isanti City Council meeting Tuesday, May 4, Isanti Police Chief Ron Sager provided a written memo to the Council regarding the numerous complaints the police department has received regarding ATV use in the city of Isanti. Sager explained there has been damage to city property, private residents have complained of ATV use, there have been concerns from builders and contractors of ATV’s doing damage to new construction areas and he has had a few lectures from the DNR on ATV use in the area. City Administrator Curtis Jacobsen said Chief Sager would like some direction on how to handle the ATV drivers who are causing the problem. Isanti has an ordinance in effect that regulates the operation of ATV’s. Section 15 in the ordinance states any vehicle used in or during the violation of any provision of this ordinance shall be impounded for 60 days in addition to any other penalties. Jacobsen explained there is an area in the Industrial Park that has been damaged and there has been damage in holding ponds in the Villages on the Rum development and around Isanti Meadows.

82. JS Online: Groups Seek Federal Regulations For ATVs Groups seek federal regulations for ATVs. too many kids, consumer and other advocacy groups said Tuesday in calling for federal product safety regulators to http://www.jsonline.com/bym/News/aug02/67920.asp

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83. WDNR - Upcoming Safety Classes Phone608873-3366 (Instructors name Deputy Randy Wiessinger). atv safety EDUCATION CLASSES. City, Location, Begins, Ends, Days, Time, Instructor. -, -, -, -, -,,. http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/es/enforcement/safety/classes/dane.htm

Safety Education Programs Upcoming Classes Scroll down to view all the upcoming safety education classes currently available. Classes are taught by volunteers and usually held seasonally. To check class availability in other counties, use the clickable map of Wisconsin, or the drop menu below. This listing is updated as new classes become available, so check back periodically. Last updated: June 3, 2004 New Items! Online / CD Rom Classes Online Boating Safety Course (exit DNR) Not recommended for children under 14 years of age. Quick Links Customer Service and Licensing Wildlife Management ATV Safety Education Boating Safety Education ... Snowmobile Education Regulations *ATV Regulations (352k .pdf file) Boating Regulations Bow Hunter Regulations Hunter Regulations *Snowmobile Regulations (315k .pdf file) *Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. Click the link and follow the download instructions for the freeware. Select A New County CDRom Classes Online Boating Course Adams Ashland Barron Bayfield Brown Buffalo Burnett Calumet Chippewa Clark Columbia Crawford Dane Dodge Door Douglas Dunn Eau Claire Florence Fond du Lac Forest Grant Green Green Lake Iowa Iron Jackson Jefferson Juneau Kenosha Kewaunee La Crosse Lafayette Langlade Lincoln Manitowoc Marathon Marinette Marquette Menominee Milwaukee Monroe Oconto Oneida Outagamie Ozaukee

84. CPSC Monitor Paulison confirmed for USFA; update on small ATVs. Brown cites two more for safety awards; UL September - Brown pushes for more regulations; Brown s major http://www.consumeralert.org/pubs/monitor/

CPSC Monitor Consumer Alert's monthly update on the Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC Monitor Senior Advisor: Terry Scanlon, Former Chairman of the CPSC Senior Advisor: Carol Dawson, Former Commissioner of the CPSC The CPSC Monitor is a publication of Consumer Alert to detail the actions of the Consumer Product Safety Commission. For more information please contact CA or (202) 467-5809. Please credit Consumer Alert when quoting or excerpting from CPSC Monitor. VolumeVIII (2003) Sept-Oct Senate Passes CPSC Reauthorization: Fate in House Unknown; - Yo-Yo Water Ball Issue Could Ignite Petition;- Commission Likely to Vote Soon on Upholstered Furniture ANPR;- Flame Retardant Chemicals: Another Furniture Issue; - ‘Segway' Human Transporter Has First Recall;- CPSC Has New Public Affairs Director. July-Aug CPSC Re-examines Upholstered Furniture Issue; - Ann Brown's SAFE Group Out of Sight;- CPSC Denies Bicycle Handlebar Petition;- Are New Playground Designs Taking the Fun Out?; - ATV Deaths and Injuries Continue to Outpace Safety Efforts;- CPSC Launches New Burn Data System. June Senate Commerce Committee Approves Reauthorizaton of CPSC; - Amusement Park Industry Initiates Incident Reporting System;- The New Administration at CPSC.

85. Publications Subject List ATVs on New Zealand Farms Safe Use of; Elevating Work Platforms in the Health and safety regulations (1995) - What Employers and Employees Need to Know about http://www.osh.dol.govt.nz/order/catalogue/index.shtml

Subject List Alphabetical List Most OSH publications can be downloaded from this site in PDF format (free). What is PDF? Get PDF-reader Orderform (HTML) Orderform (PDF) ... Order (e-mail) Please note that the Publications on this site do not have references to additional obligations imposed by the 2002 Amendments to the HSE Act which will come into force on 5th May 2003. Refer to "Key Changes to the Health and Safety in Employment Act", which is one of the fact sheets available on the www.workinfo.govt.nz site. Publications Subject list Agriculture Approved Codes of Practice (ACOP) Asbestos Bulletins/Series ... Workplaces/Industrial Processes Agriculture Agrichemical Users - Guidelines on Personal Protection for Agrichemicals in forestry - a guide to the safe use of Agriculture - Guidelines for the Provision of Safety, Health and Accommodation in All terrain vehicle (ATV) safety - rider training ... All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) on New Zealand Farms - Safe Use of The Results of a Joint Survey by the OSH Service and Federated Farmers ATVs on New Zealand Farms - Safe Use of Elevating Work Platforms in the Horticultural Industry - Guidelines for the Safe Use of Farm Chemicals - Handling Farmers' and Growers' Guide to the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992 ... Fasting of Sheep Prior to Shearing - Health and Safety Recommendations for - Full Document

86. ATV Safety Training: Minnesota DNR atv safety training. atv safety training is for atv operators ages 1215. For general information on atv safety training call 1-888-646-6367 or (651) 296-6157. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/safety/vehicle/atv/

Shortcuts: Lake Finder Rec. Compass Curr. Conditions Hunting Fishing State Parks Site Map Contact the DNR What's New? Newsroom ... Recreational vehicle safety classes ATV safety training ATV safety training is for ATV operators ages 12-15. Students who complete this course are able to operate ATVs of any size with these restrictions: you must "fit" the machine and you may make a direct crossing of a public road right of way or operate on state lands and waters, only if you are accompanied by a person 18 years of age or older who has a valid drivers license. You are prohibited from operating along or on a public road right of way. (See Minnesota Statute 84.9256 Course components Independent study - CD ROM available free of charge through the DNR Information Center [(651) 296-6157 or (888) 646-6367] or the Enforcement Safety Training Office (1-800-366-8917). The CD ROM also is available at some public and school libraries across Minnesota. ? participate in a testing and operating day led by a volunteer instructor. See the currently scheduled classes listed below Cost Youth 12-15 with safety card from previous course If you want to operate an ATV larger than 90cc, have previously completed the old DNR ATV course (workbook and written test) and already possess an ATV safety certificate, you may take the second part of the new course by showing your certificate to the instructor and paying the $15 fee. If you successfully complete the second part of the new course, (which consists of a written test and the driving and operational component), you will receive a new certificate which will allow you to operate the larger ATVs.

87. Ocotillo Wells & BLM OHV Areas: Rules And Tips - DesertUSA EQUIPMENT Wear proper safety equipment for the type of Board (ARB) revised the regulations governing the motorcycles (OHMs) and allterrain vehicles (ATVs). http://www.desertusa.com/ovr/or_owrules.html

Ocotillo Wells California Vehicular Recreation Area General Info. Pumpkin Patch ... Arroyo Salado The properly prepared OHV rider. State Laws That Apply to ALL Off-Highway Motor Vehicles on Public lands EQUIPMENT Wear proper safety equipment for the type of Vehicle you are operating. Carry at least one gallon of water per person per day. REMEMBER You are responsible to know all the regulations pertaining to you and your OHV. For a complete listing of OHV laws, visit the Ocotillo Wells Ranger Station or see the California Vehicle Code Section 38000, available at any DMV office. Changes to standards for off-highway motorcycles At its December 1998 meeting, the Air Resources Board (ARB) revised the regulations governing the registration and use of off-highway recreational vehicles (OHRV). These include off-highway motorcycles (OHMs) and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs). Due to limited product availability, the revised regulations allow ATVs and OHMs that do not meet the new emission standards to be ridden during certain periods of the year - mainly fall, winter and spring months - when ozone levels are low. Ozone is one of the most health-damaging components of smog. Sales and seasonal use of non-conforming OHRVs The revised regulations allow the sale of non-complying, two-stroke OHRVs. However, people purchasing non-complying vehicles will receive a red sticker from the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) which must be affixed to the vehicle. The red sticker identifies the vehicle as non-complying and limits its recreational use in off-highway riding areas to designated months when the ARB has determined that ozone levels are low. The months when riding non-complying vehicles is allowed varies from location to location. Persons who ride red-sticker vehicles during months that are not designated for riding for those vehicles are subject to citations and fines. The chart on the back of this page shows the riding areas and the seasons when use of non-complying vehicles is permitted.

88. ATV Safety Legislation of this bill is to create “The AllTerrain Vehicle safety Regulation Act to regulate the use of all-terrain vehicles. The bill prohibits use of ATVs on many http://www.wvgov.org/STATEOFSTATE2003/2003legislation/atvcombo.cfm

By Senators Tomblin (Mr. President) and Sprouse) (By the Request of the Executive) [Introduced ; referred to the Committee on ] A BILL to amend chapter seventeen-c of the code of West Virginia, one thousand nine hundred thirty-one, as amended, by adding thereto a new article, designated article twenty-four, relating to establishing the “All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Regulation Act” and the reasons therefore; providing definitions; regulating the operation of all-terrain vehicles on certain public roads, state roads and state recreation areas; prohibiting operation of all-terrain vehicles on another person’s property without permission; requiring wearing of helmets on all-terrain vehicles by persons under the age of eighteen on public property and by persons sixteen and under when on another’s private property; prohibiting passengers by a person under the age of eighteen on public property; prohibiting the use of all-terrain vehicles on public property without a valid operator’s license or completion of an all-terrain vehicle training course; prohibiting operation of all-terrain vehicles while under the influence of drugs or alcohol or in a careless or reckless manner; setting speed limits while on public property; requiring illuminated lamps while on public property; allowing pursuit by police officers on private lands; prohibiting buying of certain sized all-terrain vehicles for use by children; requiring operation in accordance with the act; setting forth requirements for those selling, leasing or renting all-terrain vehicles; requiring accident reports; and providing criminal penalties.

89. SoCalCamping.com - Community Forums are unsafe, and the other half saying ATVs are a Association, testified that no new federal regulations are needed. DC, to conduct a hearing on product safety. http://www.socalcamping.com/forum/display_message.asp?mid=4

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91. CPSC Monitor: Joint CPSC—industry Study On ATVs Due In January - Adult-size Fou petition. (3) See CPSC Monitor, Vol. 7, Issue 8, August, 2002, CFA and Eight Other Groups Call for New regulations of ATVs. . (4 http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0HIJ/is_11_7/ai_95356772

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Business Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles CPSC Monitor Nov, 2002 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals CPSC Monitor ... Nov, 2002 A petition filed by the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) and several other groups on Aug. 21, asked CPSC to ban the sale of adult-size four-wheel all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) for the use of children under sixteen years of age. (3) CPSC docketed that portion of the petition, but did not docket another CFA demand, that the government should order consumer refunds for all three-wheeled ATVs sold for use by children. The Commission has asked for comments on the ATV petition. Meanwhile, even before the petition was filed, CPSC was working with the ATV industry to develop a new risk analysis report. The industry (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Polaris, and Suzuki) sponsored an exposure survey in the fall of 2001 to determine the numbers of ATVs in use, the numbers of drivers and riders, their age, gender and experience with ATVs, and the number of hours they use ATVs. These are basically the same questions CPSC used in its 1997 risk analysis. CPSC staff, during the same time period, collected data on injuries, gathering information from its NEISS (4) files, and doing follow-up reports on injuries by using a telephone questionnaire.

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