The agency will reassess motorized vehicle route designations within the Labyrinth/Gemini Bridges Travel Management Area, near Moab, Utah.
A proposed military airspace expansion threatens off-roading access and events like King of the Hammers; public comments are due by NEXT WEEK.
The new partnership unifies off-road and powersports voices in an effort to protect access, rights and industry interests.
Partnerships show how the private industry can provide government agencies with the tools to accomplish what we all want: keep our public trails open for motorized recreation.
SEMA is working to build strategic alliances, rather than alienate potential partners, in order to support the off-road community.
Lawmakers have ruled in favor of SEMA and EcoLogic partners, stating the California Coastal Commission does not have the authority to prohibit motorized recreational and overnight camping access at the dunes located near Pismo Beach.
The federal bill increases access to outdoor motorized recreation opportunities.
- Read more about SEMA-Supported Bill to Boost Outdoor Recreation Economy on the Brink of Becoming Law
The EXPLORE Act, a public lands package that will increase access to outdoor recreation opportunities, awaits President Biden's signature.
From the SEMA Washington, D.C., office
As President-elect Donald Trump works to build out his cabinet, SEMA continues to be optimistic and encouraged by the individuals nominated to run agencies that regulate the many parts of our industry.
The current plan will impact nearly 2,200 miles of routes as open, limited or closed for off-road vehicle use.