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Visiting Utah to ride? If you’re bringing your own ATV, UTV or dirt bike from another state, Utah requires a non-resident OHV permit for it. If you rent from us instead, you can skip the permit. Here’s how it works.
| Who | Non-residents who bring their own off-highway vehicle into Utah to ride |
|---|---|
| Applies to | The machine, not the person. Each machine needs its own permit. |
| Good for | 12 months |
| Where to buy | Online through the Utah OHV program |
| Street-legal machines | Out-of-state street-legal OHVs generally need a permit too, under requirements effective September 8, 2026 |
Want to skip the permit and the trailer? Book a rental online, the fastest way to check availability.
Order it online from the Utah OHV program before your trip. You’ll need proof that you live out of state and proof that you own the machine, such as its title or current registration.
Our machines are already registered in Utah, so renters don’t need a non-resident permit. There is no trailer to haul across the country, no permit paperwork and no wear on your own machine. You still need Utah’s free OHV education course, which is required for every driver. See our Utah ATV laws guide.

No. The permit is for machines brought in from out of state. Rental machines are registered in Utah.
Yes. Every OHV driver in Utah must complete it, including visitors. The adult course is free and online.
Twelve months.
This page is a plain-English summary to help you plan, not legal advice. Rules change, so check the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation OHV program before you ride.
Ready to ride Utah without the trailer? Book online for live availability, or call or text us.