What is the maximum speeding limit for ATV operation on public ways?

The maximum speeding limit for ATV operation on public ways is set at 25 mph. This regulation is in place to ensure the safety of both ATV operators and other users of public roadways. Speed limits are designed to reduce the risk of accidents and to maintain a level of control over the vehicle, particularly in areas where pedestrians, cyclists, or other vehicles may be present.

While there may be some variations in speed limits in more rural areas or designated ATV trails, the general rule for public ways is a maximum speed of 25 mph. This standardization makes it easier for riders to comply with regulations and understand the expectations of safe riding practices.

Other options suggest there might be no limit, variations depending on the location, or that it could depend on the model of the ATV, which are not reflective of the established legislation regarding ATV operation on public ways.