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UTV Street Legal States

UTV Street Legal States: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.

UTV Street Legal Status

4 values across 51 entries

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51 states
AlabamaNot Legal—
AlaskaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
ArizonaFully Legal—
ArkansasLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
CaliforniaNot Legal—
ColoradoNot Legal—
ConnecticutLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
DelawareLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
District of ColumbiaNot Legal—
FloridaNot Legal—
GeorgiaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
HawaiiNot Legal—
IdahoFully Legal—
IllinoisLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
IndianaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
IowaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
KansasLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
KentuckyLegal w/RestrictionsKentucky has proposed Senate Bill 63 to make UTVs legal. Already legal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
LouisianaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
MaineLegality PendingMaine’s Senate Bill 557 allows certain ATVs, including UTVs, to operate on public roads starting January 1, 2026, under specific conditions
MarylandNot Legal—
MassachusettsNot Legal—
MichiganFully Legal—
MinnesotaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
MississippiNot Legal—
MissouriLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
MontanaFully Legal—
NebraskaNot LegalNebraska LB337 was introduced in January 2025 to allow registered ATVs and UTVs on certain county roads, but it has not advanced beyond committee.
NevadaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
New HampshireLegal w/Restrictions—
New JerseyNot Legal—
New MexicoLegal w/Restrictions—
New YorkNot Legal—
North CarolinaLegal w/Restrictions—
North DakotaFully Legal—
OhioLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
OklahomaFully Legal—
OregonNot Legal—
PennsylvaniaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
Rhode IslandNot Legal—
South CarolinaNot Legal—
South DakotaFully Legal—
TennesseeLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
TexasNot Legal—
UtahFully Legal—
VermontLegal w/RestrictionsLegal if registered in another state, where UTVs are street-legal.
VirginiaNot Legal—
WashingtonLegal w/Restrictions—
West VirginiaLegal w/RestrictionsLegal when registered as a Special Purpose Vehicle
WisconsinLegal w/RestrictionsMany of Wisconsin’s rural roads are open to off-highway vehicles. Approved roads statewide, designated as ATV Routes, are open to many types of OHVs including UTVs and side-by-sides. However, it is impossible to register a UTV in Wisconsin as a regular street legal vehicle. it…
WyomingFully Legal—

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Where does this utv street legal states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Your State-by-State Guide to Street Legal UTVs - Ravek; Dirt Legal’s Nationwide Street Legal UTV Guide - DirtLegal; In What States Are SxSs & UTVs Street Legal? - LLCTLC; Special Purpose Vehicles - DMV.