Indiana HB1076 shields owners, spectators, and promoters from liability for off-road vehicle injuries or property damage due to inherent risks.
Indiana HB1076 amends the Indiana Code to introduce a new chapter on liability connected with off-road vehicle use. It provides immunity from civil liability for owners, spectators, and promoters against claims from participants for property damage, injury, or death arising from the inherent risks of off-road vehicle use. These inherent risks include dangers integral to off-road vehicle use, such as surface variations causing loss of control, collisions, or animal attacks.
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