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Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Education

The Arizona Game and Fish Department's all terrain / off highway vehicle (OHV) safety education course includes instruction on the basic skills required to safely ride or operate an OHV, responsibilities of OHV riders to others and the environment, general information on preparing for the unexpected, additional educational resources, laws, rules and regulations for the safe ethical and responsible operation and use of OHVs.

Insurance companies may offer discounts on OHV insurance for completing the class.

Classroom courses will be available and added to this site on a regular basis. Call (623) 236-7235 for the most current information or to register.

The course is now available online via the Internet. Click here to take the Internet version of Arizona OHV.

It is important to note, and for everyone to understand that this classroom and online course is very general in nature and is not a substitute for learning how to operate an OHV in a hands-on training course administered by a nationally recognized authority. You are strongly encouraged to find and participate in a hands-on course. As soon as the Arizona Game and Fish Department is able to offer such a course, their time and location will be posted on this page.

If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer OHV Education Instructor please contact OHV Education Program Manager, Ed Huntsman by telephone at 623-236-7237 or by email at ehuntsman@azgfd.gov We particularly need Phoenix based volunteer OHV safety education instructors.

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For driving directions and maps to class locations, enter the location address at MapQuest.

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Have a general question about off highway vehicles?

For questions about registration, the new OHV decal and other FAQs [Click Here]

If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer OHV Education Instructor please contact the OHV Education Program Manager, Ed Huntsman by telephone at 623-236-7237 or by email at ehuntsman@azgfd.gov

For other OHV Education Classes contact:

ATV Safety Institute

2 Jenner, Suite 150

Irvine, CA 92618-3806

949-727-3727

www.atvsafety.org

Additional OHV Resources

Tread Lightly!

298 24th Street, Suite 325

Ogden, UT 84401

800-966-9900

www.treadlightly.org