100% Utah-Approved Youth ATV Safety Course
A course on safe and responsible OHV operation approved by the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation
unlimited exam attempts
Utah-Approved OHV Course
The Utah Youth Offroad Ed Course is approved by the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation.
What’s Included in an Approved Course
A wide variety of topics are included in this Utah course.
- The basics of safe OHV operation
- Responsibilities of off-road vehicle operators to others and the environment
- General information on preparing for the unexpected
The educational content in this course can help you enjoy off-roading safely and with less impact on the environment.
Common Terminology
Terms for off-road vehicles vary from state to state. These common acronyms are used to refer to vehicles.
ATV
All-Terrain Vehicle. A type of OHV with low-pressure, knobby tires designed for riding on unpaved surfaces.
OHM
Off-Highway Motorcycle. A category of motorcycles equipped for certain off-road sports. These motorcycles may or may not be “street-legal.”
OHV
Off-Highway Vehicle. A two-, three-, or four-wheeled vehicle that has a motor and is designed for riding on unpaved surfaces. OHVs are also commonly known as ORVs.
UTV
Utility Terrain Vehicle. A type of OHV where the driver and a passenger can sit side-by-side in the vehicle. They are most commonly known as UTVs (Utility Terrain Vehicle, Utility Task Vehicle, or just Utility Vehicle) or Side-by-Side Vehicles. UTVs are not designed for use on paved surfaces.
Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation
1594 W North Temple, Suite 100
Salt Lake City, UT 84114
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Your Offroad Ed course comes with a dedicated customer service team made up of real people, not robots. We’re here to provide assistance to you through all channels—phone, email, and chat.
We’re available to help you:
Mon-Fri 8am to 8pm CST
Sat-Sun 8am to 5pm CST
1-800-830-2268 (toll free)