RENO, Nev. (AP) -- Most conservationists and off-highway vehicle enthusiasts have found something they can agree on in Nevada: the need for a state registration program for the vehicles.

Nevada remains the only Western state without such a program after unsuccessful attempts to pass a state law at the last three sessions of the Legislature.

Off-roaders, environmentalists and dealers have failed to settle their differences over specifics, despite their agreement that such a law makes sense. Conservationists said a registration program would include a sticker or license tag that would make it easier to report off-roaders who enter closed areas or commit other violations.

"It would promote responsibility," local conservationist Karen Boeger said. "People would think a little more carefully about what they do out there."