Off Highway Vehicle Operation in Prince Edward Island.pdf

PEI ATV Federation Policies.pdf

In order for the PEI ATV Federation to determine that a club is operating in a professional manner the following information is required to be submitted to the PEI ATV Federation office on or May 31 of each year to have your club deemed to be “In Good Standing” with the PEI ATV Federation. Member clubs must be in good standing to receive grant monies, including, but not limited to, COHV. The following documentation must be submitted on an annual basis by May 31st for validation of Good Standing.

PEI Off-Highway Vehicle Act.pdf

PEI Off-Highway Vehicle Act Regulations.pdf

Off-Highway Vehicle Pilot Road Project.pdf

Off-Highway Vehicle Pilot Road Project Regulations.pdf

The Prince Edward Island (PEI) Off-Highway Vehicle Act is legislation that governs the use of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) such as all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), dirt bikes, and snowmobiles within the province. The Act outlines rules related to the operation, registration, insurance, and safety requirements for these vehicles. It sets minimum age limits for operators, mandates the use of helmets, and requires that vehicles be registered and insured if used on designated trails or public land. The Act also restricts where OHVs can be operated, prohibiting their use on most public roads and in environmentally sensitive areas. Enforcement of the Act is carried out by law enforcement and conservation officers, with penalties for non-compliance including fines and possible seizure of vehicles. The goal of the Act is to ensure public safety, protect the environment, and support responsible recreational use.