ATV opponents ask federal safety agency to require ATV seatbelts and rollbars The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission asked the public to comment on ATV safety following its ATV Safety Summit held Oct. 11-12 in Bethesda, Md., and opponents of ATVs responded in force.
Most of the more than 40 comments received by the federal agency were from people and organizations demanding that children be banned from operating ATVs and drastic measures be taken to make ATVs safer.
What kind of measures?
They want mandatory roll cages, speed limiters, inter-lock systems so that an ATV can't be started if a person had consumed alcohol and a ban on aftermarket accessories such as rear rack bags.
They also want ATVs to have smaller seats.
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