A bill for an act requiring persons to pass a written test and obtain an education certificate prior to operating an all-terrain vehicle, off-road motorcycle, or off-road utility vehicle on certain land, ice, and trails, providing fees, and making penalties applicable.(See HF 762, HF 1005.)

The bill requires individuals to pass a written test and obtain an education certificate before they can operate all-terrain vehicles, off-road motorcycles, or off-road utility vehicles on certain lands, ice, and trails. It also includes provisions for fees and penalties related to compliance with these requirements.

Supporters of the bill argue that it will enhance safety for all users of off-road vehicles and reduce accidents by ensuring operators are educated about safe practices. They believe that requiring a written test and certification will promote responsible riding and protect natural resources.

Critics of the bill contend that it imposes unnecessary regulations on recreational activities, potentially discouraging people from enjoying outdoor sports. They argue that the fees and requirements could be burdensome, particularly for families and individuals who use these vehicles for leisure.