Buying An All Terrain Vehicle (atv)

[JimsKnight]

Looking into buying ATV but I'm not sure on the procedures and paperwork that needs doing for it.

Is it like a car where you pootle off to the vehicle office to register as the new owner or something else?

[JimsKnight]

Anybody??

[nonthaburial]

I am in the process of registering a 500cc Polaris ATV for use on the road. We provide ATV's modified as all terrain fire vehicles and this one has been purchased as a fire fighting First Strike unit for a municipality.

Basically the laws here in Thailand demand an ATV has to be registered as a car, this includes (1) Fitting a roof (2) Fitting a windscreen with wiper motor and washer blades (3) fitting seat belts (4) Having head lights main/dip (5) Rear lights tail and brake and (5) turn lights front and rear.

In short look at a Tuk Tuk and see your ATV

[JimsKnight]

I am in the process of registering a 500cc Polaris ATV for use on the road. We provide ATV's modified as all terrain fire vehicles and this one has been purchased as a fire fighting First Strike unit for a municipality.

Basically the laws here in Thailand demand an ATV has to be registered as a car, this includes (1) Fitting a roof (2) Fitting a windscreen with wiper motor and washer blades (3) fitting seat belts (4) Having head lights main/dip (5) Rear lights tail and brake and (5) turn lights front and rear.

In short look at a Tuk Tuk and see your ATV

Alright, so basically this is probably why nearly every ATV I've seen in Thailand is without numberplates

I've seen them for sale all over but with very few of the things you've just mentioned (lights and indicators).

[MarcoH]

I am in the process of registering a 500cc Polaris ATV for use on the road. We provide ATV's modified as all terrain fire vehicles and this one has been purchased as a fire fighting First Strike unit for a municipality.

Basically the laws here in Thailand demand an ATV has to be registered as a car, this includes (1) Fitting a roof (2) Fitting a windscreen with wiper motor and washer blades (3) fitting seat belts (4) Having head lights main/dip (5) Rear lights tail and brake and (5) turn lights front and rear.

In short look at a Tuk Tuk and see your ATV

Alright, so basically this is probably why nearly every ATV I've seen in Thailand is without numberplates

I've seen them for sale all over but with very few of the things you've just mentioned (lights and indicators).

I would like to see that law as per Ubon Transportation office, they said that ATV are NOT YET regogniced for road safety and can't be insured

my ATV, is no problem in any roads and coppers wont even stop me never even i dont have helmet,,,but like again in LOS,,,different rules n different states