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My hope is that we can get you guys back on the road ASAP and set a precedent. A precedent of correction of decisions made on inaccurate or limited facts. We all know another state will try similar antics. I hope we can build universal documentation that supports MV's in every state, should the...

I believe so. Don't give up yet. Get involved. A bunch of us are working in the background on this.

Then to the Mountains with chains, tow straps, snatch blocks, shovels, and whatever ! Onward!

Thank you! Now I know where to start. I have been trying to figure out where this nonsense was coming from.

So if I lived in CO, I might leverage MV's like this. I'd call a local TV reporter. Tell them you have a great story, but the timing must be right to air it. Discuss what how our MV's benefit to local community, discuss heritage, etc, and having the ability to drive on roads is a must, otherwise...

Funny how ugly becomes beautiful when disaster strikes. Essentially we all know we keep this vehicles in reserve for our neighborhoods, if disaster strikes. It can be days before the National Guard shows up. Allowing the use of the road is really a small token for the state to pay for the...

The donations go to covering the cost of getting the petition to more people.

I signed and donated and I live in TN. It does not matter. We are all brothers.

Getting a law amended or repealed requires a tactical effort that is orchestrated. I would start by Google Video chat and put together a strategy with a network of all MV drivers. Get the word out on Facebook. You need leverage here. Strength in numbers and knowledge. I would start a petition...

Band together and fight!

Of course, but those states with no use of MV need to gather the forces.

Agree completely. These regulations move like cancer from state to state, yet no one has provided the source of the cancer. Who is behind these laws? We need an investigative reporter.

I'm looking for a legal angle, not the exception. There are always exceptions. None of my wheels say this.

Would it be appropriate to start a GO FUND ME campaign for Colorado Military Vehicles to get back on the road ? I guess we would need a group dedicated to the cause first. I just set up a automatic Legislative Bill search for the words "Military Vehicle" in TN. Any new bills with these words...

Our military drives these vehicles on the road. They have to meet DOT standards. I have not heard a single legislative explanation for essentially banning vehicles. Anyone legislative justification this in any state?

I think that every parade is an opportunity to talk about these issues. A banner draped on the side of the truck stating "Help us preserve Military Vehicles by supporting our "Get Back On the Road petition". Something like that. Veterans will help. VFW members would help. Who wants a 20,000#...

We need leverage on this issue of NO HIGHWAY use in Colorado. Don't think this won't work its way to your State. Please contact: Ian Malinski at GOVPLANET / RB Auctions. Alert him to your concerns. They won't be selling much inventory if this type of draconian legislation proliferates...

Get GovPlanet involved. Write them. They will want to be involved in derailing this awful amendment.

The whole impetus for such a move sounds fishy to me. Follow the money trail. You will likely find your answer there.