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Graphic promoting UTV safety on Georgia roads. The image shows a person driving a UTV outdoors. Large text reads, “PAVEMENT IS NOT YOUR PLAYGROUND.” Below it, the graphic says, “Staying Legal, Staying Safe: UTVs on Georgia Roads.” Logos for University of Georgia Extension and the Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety appear at the bottom.

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Graphic titled “UTV vs. ATV: Key Differences” comparing utility task vehicles (UTVs/MPOHVs) with all-terrain vehicles (ATVs). The UTV section shows a red and black side-by-side vehicle and identifies a steering wheel, seating for 2–6 riders inside the vehicle, and 4 or 6 wheels. The ATV section shows a red and black four-wheeler and identifies handlebars, seating for 1–2 riders who straddle a bench or bucket seat, and 3, 4, or 6 wheels.

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Graphic with a red-and-gray warning design. The word “ATTENTION” appears across the top between two warning symbols. A red-tinted photograph shows a UTV driving on a paved road, with an outline of Georgia superimposed over the vehicle and roadway. Text at the bottom states: “Georgia has the 5th highest number of reported fatalities in the nation for off-road highway vehicle crashes.”

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Red-tinted graphic showing a damaged UTV after a crash with a vehicle in the background. Large white text states: “137 off-road highway vehicle fatalities + 417 off-road highway vehicle serious injuries in Georgia the last 5 years.”

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Graphic showing an illustrated red and black UTV driving on a paved road. The lower portion of the graphic reads, “Staying Legal, Staying Safe: UTVs on Georgia Roads.”

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Photo taken from inside a vehicle showing the rear of a UTV traveling on a paved road. An orange reflective safety triangle is mounted on the back of the UTV. An orange text box states: “A safety triangle does NOT make a UTV road legal—or protect you in a crash.”

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Photo of an adult helping a child put on a full-face protective helmet. The child is standing beside an off-road vehicle, and the adult is adjusting the helmet to ensure it fits securely. The image emphasizes helmet safety before riding.

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Graphic titled “Rules for UTVs on Roadways” with the message “Know the signs” and “Pavement is NOT your playground.” The graphic shows road signs indicating where UTVs are not permitted: Interstate Highway System, U.S. Highways, State Highways, and City Streets. A green “County Road” sign is marked with a check, indicating county roads where UTVs are permitted.

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Photo of a black UTV with a Georgia license plate driving on a paved road. The driver is wearing a helmet and seated inside the vehicle. A large yellow curved arrow on the road indicates the direction of travel. The bottom of the graphic displays the logos of the Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety and University of Georgia Extension.

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Photo of a black UTV carrying four riders on a paved road through a wooded area. All four riders are wearing helmets, and the driver and passengers are secured with seat belts. The bottom of the graphic displays the logos of the Georgia Governor’s Office of Highway Safety and University of Georgia Extension.

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