SR 63’s Two Open Weekends a Year
SR 63 in Scott County opens its pavement to street-legal off-highway vehicles during two special weekends every year.
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Why SR 63 and US 27 Stay Closed in Huntsville
Tennessee road-use laws and jurisdiction divisions explain why SR 63 and US 27 remain closed to off-highway vehicles.
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Huntsville’s Sunrise to Sunset Streets
Huntsville street access rules for ATVs and UTVs explain legal daylight riding hours and designated municipal routes.
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Perry, Unicoi, Fentress and Hickman Counties
Tennessee off-highway vehicle laws and county road rules for Perry, Unicoi, Fentress, and Hickman counties under House Bill 810.
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Morgan, Jackson and Johnson Counties
Tennessee Adventure Tourism Districts provide clear rules for riding off-highway vehicles on public roads in Morgan, Jackson, and Johnson counties.
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Scott, Anderson and Campbell Counties
Tennessee road rules for ATVs and UTVs in Scott, Anderson, and Campbell counties restrict riding to roads with forty-five mph speed limits.
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Why an Adventure Tourism District Matters
Tennessee adventure tourism districts enable local communities to legally open public roads to ATV and UTV riders.
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Tennessee’s Two-Thirds Vote for Unpaved Roads
Tennessee counties use a two-thirds vote to open unpaved public roads for off-highway vehicles like ATVs and UTVs.
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Crossing a Multi-Lane Where TDOT Designates
Tennessee OHV regulations explain legal multi-lane highway crossing points designated by the Department of Transportation.
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Crossing a Two-Lane at Ninety Degrees in Tennessee
Tennessee law allows off-highway vehicles to safely cross paved two-lane roads when connecting separate trail systems.
