Utah § 1a-507 - Exceptions to title requirements for off-highway vehicles.

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§ 1a-507. Exceptions to title requirements for off-highway vehicles.

Effective 11/1/2024
41-1a-507.  Exceptions to title requirements for off-highway vehicles.
(1)Each off-highway vehicle operated in this state and identified by the manufacturer as a 1988 year model or newer is subject to the titling provisions of this part except:
(a)off-highway vehicles owned and operated by nonresidents of the state; and
(b)off-highway vehicles owned and operated by the federal government.
(2)The division may not provide title to an off-highway vehicle identified by the manufacturer as a 1987 year model or older unless the off-highway vehicle is:
(a)a motorcycle; or
(b)a street-legal all-terrain vehicle.


Amended by Chapter 242, 2024 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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