Illinois HB3862 regulates the operation of non-highway vehicles on public roads, allowing local governments to authorize their use under certain.
Illinois HB3862 amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to regulate the operation of non-highway vehicles, which include all-terrain vehicles, golf carts, off-highway motorcycles, and recreational vehicles used for farming. The bill prohibits these vehicles from being driven on streets, highways, or roadways unless authorized by local governments or the Department of Natural Resources, provided public safety is not jeopardized. Local governments can authorize the use of non-highway vehicles on streets with a speed limit of 35 miles per hour or less.
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