These may impact a person's driver's license. An OHRV registration can be revoked for breaking the law. If an OHRV is involved in an offense, the registered owner may be held liable. When a person under 16 years old breaks the law, the officer can have the vehicle towed and impounded for up to 24 hours. A petition to juvenile court may be issued.
Parents are liable for the actions of their children if they allow the child to operate illegally.
The OHRV Registry, in conjunction with the Fish and Game Department, maintains a list of OHRV's reported as stolen. The intent of this list is to facilitate the recovery of these machines. If your OHRV is stolen, report the theft to your local police department immediately, then the Fish and Game Department. Forward your most recent registration certificate to the OHRV Registry indicating that the OHRV has been stolen, or if you are transferring the registration to a new vehicle you should proceed with a regular transfer. Organizations that wish to conduct an event for OHRVs must obtain a permit from the Fish and Game Department.