Beaudoin said that motocross patrols involves two officers. The sergeant said most of the motocross riders were teenage boys too young to have driver's licences. Beaudoin said that some motocross riders are adults from other areas of the Lower Mainland. He said motocross riders can have motorcycles engines from 80 cc to 650 cc in size. Motocross bikers are a hazard to trail users on foot besides creating noise.
Enforcement involves police issuing municipal by-law and Motor Vehicle Act tickets.
Motocross bikes can legally be used on private property with the permission of the owner. If licensed and insured, the bikes can be used on streets. Beaudoin said no motocross rider has been seriously injured this year.