Keeping Your ORV Permit Dry on a Wet Ride
Ontario off-road vehicle permits require proper protection to avoid costly fines and legal issues during wet trail rides.
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Replacing a Plate That Went Missing
Replacement procedures for a lost ATV licence plate in Ontario explain how to get a new permit legally from ServiceOntario.
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Can You Be Fined for a Mud-Covered ORV Plate?
Ontario off-road vehicle laws require clean licence plates, detailing potential fines for mud-covered ORV plates on trails.
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Replacing an ORV Plate Bent in a Rollover
Ontario ORV plate replacement instructions explain how to swap a damaged licence plate at any local ServiceOntario centre location.
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Stopping an ORV Plate From Rattling Loose on Trail
Off-road vehicle plate vibrations and loose hardware on Ontario trails. Practical solutions to secure your license plate.
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Mounting a Plate on the Rear Rack
Ontario off-road vehicle licence plate mounting instructions explain how to secure an ORV plate safely on a rear rack to prevent fines.
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Customs Paperwork for an Imported Machine
Customs paperwork for imported ATVs and UTVs provides official proof of legal entry and origin for Ontario registration.
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Importing a Quad From the United States
Importing a quad from the United States to Ontario requires customs clearance, a clean title, and ServiceOntario registration.
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Bringing a Michigan Quad Across the Border to Ride
Bringing a Michigan ATV or UTV across the border into Ontario requires valid registration, trail permits, and liability insurance.
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Moving a Manitoba-Plated Machine to Ontario
Moving a Manitoba-plated ATV or UTV to Ontario requires new registration and documentation to meet provincial requirements.
