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Bingo! Sounds exactly like my experience with the Ohio BMV. And they will do so with the utmost confidence in what they are saying. You should have asked them if you could swap it onto "the thicker" H1 frame and then videoed their heads exploding. :mrgreen: With my experience, none of the...

This is certainly the crux of the matter. My opinion, supported by documentation with opinion straight from the NHTSA (which essentially carries the weight of law, like the ATF with their firearms opinion letters), shows that the whole off road only mandate is completely hollow from the get-go...

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I linked to it when I posted it before but here it is again: http://isearch.nhtsa.gov/gm/94/nht94-1.78.html It and other supporting documentation can be found in the PDF that cwc posted on page 12.

So are you advocating for an all out ban on civilian owned military surplus vehicles on the road since none of them meet FMVSS? In any event since you glossed over it earlier. This is the official position of the NHTSA on the exemption of all military vehicles and their subsequent exemption to...

And has already been pointed out to you in this thread multiple times, HMMWVs, like all military vehicles are exempt from FMVSS. You seem to be trying to stir the pot for some reason.

Sorry you feel that way. It's very sad it happened but I thought it was a rather poignant point of order considering what the poster of the comment owns.

Do any of the vehicles in your signature have said equipment and test certifications? 3-car Crash Kills St. George Man Driving Surplus Military Truck (And yes, I know the victim was a member here. RIP :() ETA: And since you edited to add the link to FMVSS, we've already established in this...

A couple points were already addressed by Behr. First, if I have a legally issued state license plate, has my vehicle not been deemed by the issuing state to ostensibly be safe enough to operate on public roads equal to any other plated vehicle? Also as mentioned, how would the suing lawyer...

Just like every other MV, they don't need to be. That's been the position of the NHTSA: https://isearch.nhtsa.gov/gm/94/nht94-1.78.html By way of background, I would like to discuss how military vehicles manufactured in the United States are treated under the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle...

Does a Polaris RZR meet FMVSS or EPA on road emissions standards? What about a Yamaha or CanAm quad? Were they sold with the intent for them to be operated on road? Yet, here we are... The fact is many states have a 100% legal and above board process whereby an off road vehicle can be...