OHVs shall be operated at all times in accordance with all applicable state, county and city traffic laws and regulations, and if equipped with headlights shall be operated with the headlights functioning and turned on. Further, all OHVs must be equipped with a noise control device and spark arrester when operated on any public land, trail, street or highway of the city. State, county and city noise regulations shall be enforced.

The OHV is legally licensed or registered.

1. A driver of an OHV on any public land, trail, street or highway of the city must be sixteen (16) years of age or older and must hold a legal valid driver's license or have proof of attending an off highway vehicle course.

An owner of an OHV may not give another person who is under sixteen (16) years of age permission to operate an OHV on any public land, trail, street or highway of the city.

Any OHV operator or rider under eighteen (18) years of age shall wear an approved helmet.

The OHV is in safe running condition.

The OHV is being operated in a safe condition.

No OHV shall be operated on any public land, trail, street or highway of the city at night except within one hour past official sundown and one hour before official sunrise and must have working head and tail lights.

The maximum speed for OHVs within the city limits shall not exceed twenty five (25) miles per hour and must drive to the far right side of any street or highway.

The OHV must have a warning flag attached no shorter than four and one-half feet (41/2') tall. (Ord. 08-2, 7-8-2008)

Only OHVs that are classified as "street legal" are required to have proof of liability insurance. (Ord. 16-2, 1-12-2016)