California AB1756 allows the City of Needles to designate highways for combined use by off-highway vehicles and regular traffic.

California AB1756 amends the Vehicle Code to allow the City of Needles to establish a pilot project for combined-use highways. These highways can link off-highway motor vehicle trails and trailheads on federal lands with recreational-use areas and essential services. The pilot project aims to improve traffic safety, natural resource protection, and reduce off-highway vehicle trespass on private land. The City of Needles must prepare a report evaluating the pilot project's safety and effectiveness, including public comments, and submit it to the Legislature by January 1, 2032.

California AB1756 allows the City of Needles to designate highways for combined use by off-highway vehicles and regular traffic.

California AB1756 amends the Vehicle Code to allow the City of Needles to establish a pilot project for combined-use highways. These highways can link off-highway motor vehicle trails and trailheads on federal lands with recreational-use areas and essential services. The pilot project aims to improve traffic safety, natural resource protection, and reduce off-highway vehicle trespass on private land. The City of Needles must prepare a report evaluating the pilot project's safety and effectiveness, including public comments, and submit it to the Legislature by January 1, 2032.