Actually, that likely makes them legal from border right up to
the north pole.  In the Canadian arctic communities quads must
outnumber cars 10 to 1, or more.  It is quite amazing to go to a
community event and see scores and scores of quads parked at the
front door.  And they don't park in neat lines either, its more
of a "clumping" lot.  Except in winter or course, when all you
see are snowmobiles in town.  And I didn't see one Vanagon.  I
wonder if my aircooled Westy would ever warmup on a -35C day?

Seth
'80 Westy

On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 11:39:35 -0500, Automatic digest processor
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>Date:    Mon, 22 Mar 2004 10:33:09 -0500
>From:    Larry and Avery <larry_avery.johnson@SYMPATICO.CA>
>Subject: quad runners are street legal  here too
>
>Jeff
>No need to cross the ocean, quad runners are street legal here just =
>north of the border in Hasting County (from Lake Ontario up to Algonquin =
>Park) in Ontario, Canada.=20
>The OPP (Ontario Provincial Police) found that they just couldn't =
>catch'em so the local council made them legal. No they don't have =
>license plates (tags) or turn signals so I don't know where a motorist =
>stands if they colide with one.=20
>Larry
>
><<Date:    Sun, 21 Mar 2004 12:32:12 -0800
>From:    Jeffrey Schwaia <jeff@TSSGI.COM>
>Subject: Back from Germany
>
>I just got back from Germany and have discovered the number one reason =
>to
>live in Germany... no, it doesn't have anything to do with T3's or
>Vanagons... it's because quad runners are street legal in Germany!
>
>I thought I was imagining things the first time I saw someone tootling =
>down
>the road on a quad, but sure as s**t I saw another, and it had a license
>plate and turn signals.  Too cool!
>
>Oh yeah, I saw a few cool T3 items as well.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Jeff>>
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