Sheriff’s office offers OHV safety course for young riders
(Courtesy photo) Young riders make their way through a off-highway vehicle course. Before the program was offered by the Boundary County Sheriff's Office, the nearest class was in Coeur d'Alene.
Young riders make their way through a off-highway vehicle course. Before the program was offered by the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office, the nearest class was in Coeur d’Alene.
A young rider gets some tips and they make their way through a off-highway vehicle taught by the Boundary County Sheriff’s Office.
Courtesy photos
The Boundary County Sheriff’s Office recently taught an off-highway vehicle (motorcycles, ATVs, and side by sides) course for youth who want to be able to ride on Forest Service roads and OHV trails without a driver’s license.
The approved Idaho Parks and Recreation course meets the requirements to issue a permit for underage drivers to be able to legally operate on Forest Service roads and OHV trails without a driver’s license when riding an off-highway vehicle...
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