Riding East of US 27
Tennessee OHV road regulations in Adventure Tourism Districts east of US 27, including local rules for Scott and Campbell counties.
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Riding South of SR 63 in Scott County
Tennessee counties, including Scott County in an Adventure Tourism District, can designate roads for OHV use under a statewide framework; not all are open.
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Who Picks the Two Open Weekends on SR 63
State Route 63 off-road weekend dates are decided by Scott County government and state transportation officials.
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Two Weekends a Year on SR 63
Special weekend access for ATVs and UTVs on State Route 63 in Scott County and how local tourism boards schedule dates.
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Turning Back at SR 63
Tennessee off-highway vehicle road laws and House Bill 810 explain where ATVs and UTVs legally operate on public routes.
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Riding Main Street in Huntsville
Tennessee street-legal OHV laws and Huntsville open streets rules explain how to navigate local roads safely with your ATV or UTV.
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The Fine for Riding a Restricted County Road
Tennessee ATV and UTV laws, local road ordinances, vehicle classifications, and fines for restricted county road riding.
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Riding Only Between Sunrise and Sunset
Tennessee off-highway vehicle laws permit riding ATVs and UTVs on public roads only between sunrise and sunset.
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Why a Road Posted 50 mph Is Off Limits
Tennessee law prohibiting off-highway vehicles on roads posted over forty-five miles per hour prevents severe accidents.
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Riding a Road Posted 45 mph or Under
Tennessee law allows riding off-highway vehicles on designated public roads posted at forty five miles per hour or under during daylight hours.
