Author: West Virginia ATV Guide Editorial Team

West Virginia law sets a twenty-five miles per hour speed limit for ATV and UTV riders using public road connections.

West Virginia ATV and UTV regulations permit riding up to ten miles on public roads at twenty-five miles per hour.

West Virginia laws for ATV and UTV highway shoulder use outline general prohibitions and limited crossing exceptions.

West Virginia road rules for ATVs and UTVs explain the ten mile limit and twenty five miles per hour speed restriction.

West Virginia ATV road rules explain age limits, local ordinances, and safety laws for young riders on public roads.

West Virginia laws for golf carts and low-speed vehicles explain legal road access and required safety equipment.

West Virginia rules for legally riding ATVs and UTVs on public roads to connect Hatfield-McCoy trails and access local towns.

West Virginia equipment requirements for making an ATV or UTV road legal and obtaining a special purpose vehicle plate.

West Virginia ATV road laws and the specific conditions that allow off-highway vehicles on public roads up to twenty-five miles per hour.

West Virginia helmet laws for minors operating ATVs and UTVs require all riders under eighteen to wear helmets.