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Thursday June 5, 2003 News from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department By Capt. Timothy Acerno - NH Fish and Game
Phone: (603) 271-3211
CONTACT:
Maine Reciprocal OHRV Registration Rescinded
CONCORD, N.H. -- New Hampshire off-highway recreational vehicle (OHRV)
users headed for trails in Maine should be aware that they now must
register their wheeled vehicles to ride in Maine or face penalties for
being unregistered. Maine recently rescinded the reciprocal registration
agreement formerly in place between the two states.
Fish and Game officials noted that Maine OHRV operators riding in New
Hampshire now will have to pay a registration fee to ride their vehicles
in the Granite State. By law, since Maine has rescinded reciprocal
registration, New Hampshire must follow suit.
"We would like to have kept the reciprocal agreement," said Capt. Timothy
Acerno of N.H. Fish and Game, "but we can understand that Maine had to
make a change because expanded use of trails by wheeled vehicles is
putting increased demands on the state, and their program is funded by
user registrations."
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