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Dangers of All Terrain Vehicles

By Owen, Patterson & Owen

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Warnings for the danger of ATVs are being advertised as summer approaches and welcomes outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. In Seneca County ATV injury accidents already have been a problem. Sheriff?s Deputy Denny Wilkinson said many drivers are misusing the all-terrain vehicles by riding them on highways, on other people?s property or by riding them without a license. Wilkinson said ATVs lack the proper equipment to handle roadways, and many drivers ignore the ?Not for Road Use? sticker commonly seen on newer ATVs.

Full post as published by Personal Injury Attorneys--Owen, Patterson & Owen on May 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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