New laws regarding ATVs and UTVs in Wisconsin are now in effect. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) urges ...

The new seat belt requirement is one of a handful of law changes for ATV and UTV riders, according to the Wisconsin ...

ATV and UTV riders will have to follow new laws starting Monday.

Riding all-terrain vehicles (AT Vs) and utility terrain vehicles (UTVs) is one of the fastest growing segments of outdoor recreation in Wisconsin, according to the Department of Natural Resources. The ...

On the surface, ATVs and UTVs appear to share the same off-road environment, but they are designed to prioritize very different needs. ATVs, or all-terrain vehicles, are designed to carry one rider.

(WFRV) – Today marked the first day that new UTV and ATV laws are in effect for riders ahead of the summer season. The new ...

The Wisconsin DNR says some safety changes include operators and passengers are now required to wear a seatbelt in a UTV and ...

Several law changes take effect today, June 1, regarding ATV and UTVs, including new safety requirements and penalties.

Wisconsin ATV and UTV riders will see several new rules take effect June 1 as the Department of Natural Resources rolls out updates to ...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is reminding ATV and UTV riders in the state to review recent law changes that take effect June 1.

All-terrain vehicles, better known as ATVs, quads or four-wheelers, are typically designed to seat one rider, but some have a second seat for another rider. The vehicles are compact and maneuverable, ...

According to the DNR, there have been at least 14 deadly ATV/UTV crashes in the state so far this year.