Author: Massachusetts ATV Guide Editorial Team

Massachusetts law prohibits off-highway vehicles on public roads, but permits safely crossing a public way between legal riding areas.

Massachusetts child passenger regulations for all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles detail Sean’s Law and age limits.

Massachusetts rules for sixteen year old riders explain engine size limits, mandatory safety courses, and legal trail requirements.

Massachusetts laws for 14-year-old ATV riders explain the 90cc engine limit, safety certificates, and required adult supervision.

Massachusetts laws regarding youth off-highway vehicle operation ban twelve-year-olds from riding ATVs and UTVs anywhere in the state.

Massachusetts law does not require a driver license to operate an ATV on private property or designated trails.

Massachusetts engine size limits by age restrict youth riders to 90cc displacements and define strict event rules.

Massachusetts ATV helmet law requires every driver and passenger to wear certified head protection on all public lands.

Massachusetts ATV age requirements ban riders under 14 and restrict 14 to 16-year-olds to 90cc engines with adult supervision.

Massachusetts laws prohibiting off-highway vehicle operation on public roads and defining public ways under Chapter 90B.