| ATV Permits |
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| General Permit Information |
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You must display an ATV permit if you are operating your ATV on public land (and even then, the land must be specifically designated for ATV use). The ATV Permit Fee is $10.00 (Most permit agents charge an extra .50), and it is valid for two years. There are three classes of ATVs.
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| Class 1 Permits |
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Class I Permit
Defined:
Operator requirements:
- Youth under age 16 must be supervised by an adult over age 18 who is able to provide immediate assistance and direction to the children, and ...
- Youth and any passengers under age 18 must wear a helmet with the chin strap fastened.
- Operators with a suspended or revoked drivers license may not operate any class I, II, or III ATV.
Permit fee: $10 (Most permit agents charge an extra .50)
Permit agents: See the latest permit agent list.
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| Class 2 Permits |
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Class II Permit
Defined:
Operator requirements:
- A valid driver´s license.
- Operators with a suspended or revoked drivers license may not operate any class I, II, or III ATV.
- Check with law enforcement officials in the area you wish to ride for any special requirements.
- Uninsured Class II off-road vehicles should contact Department of Motor Vehicles for more information.
Permit fee: $10 (Most permit agents charge an extra .50)
Permit agents: See the latest permit agent list.
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| Class 3 Permits |
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Class III Permit
Defined:
Operator requirements:
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Must be at least 7 years of age
- Youth under age 16 must be supervised by an adult over age 18 who is able to provide immediate assistance and direction to the children, and ...
- Youth and any passengers under age 18 must wear a helmet with the chin strap fastened.
- Operators with a suspended or revoked drivers license may not operate any class I, II, or III ATV.
Permit fee: $10 (Most permit agents charge an extra .50)
Permit agents: See the latest permit agent list.
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| Snowmobile Permits |
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OPRD does not issue permits for snowmobiles. Snowmobile permits are issued through DMV. Please contact the Driver and Motor Vehicle Services.Their phone number is (503) 945-5000.
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| Permits From Other States |
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An ATV/OHV operating permit that is issued in another state shall be honored in the State of Oregon if the issusing state also honors an Oregon ATV operating permit. The ATV must have a resident state ATV/OHV operating permit or a State of Oregon ATV operating permit to operate the ATV on designated ATV areas. A State of Oregon ATV operating permit may be issued for all terrain vehicles owned by a resident of another state that does not have a permitting program. For a list of states that have reciprocity with Oregon, please visit the Reciprocity Information Page.
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