02.09.2013, 10:06
I am sorry if I was unclear.
As stated, to drive offroad (in utmark) legally, it must be through an organized event.
This comment was intendet for driving on roads (innmark) and not offroad (utmark). With "road" I did mean a gravel or dirt road you could mistake for a public road and not a tractor road. (I have edited my second post so it is a bit more clear.)
Summary
Public roads - YES
Private roads - YES
(with permisson)
Offroad - NO
(exept legal events)
Hopes this makes it all clear.
Siter:Driving off the roads is actually illegal for the most part. There are however areas around Norway you can drive legally under management of different 4x4 clubs.
Siter:So to be legal, you have to find those areas which have been cleared for offroad driving. Most seems to be administered by clubs. Like in Finnmark there are routes/tracks you can drive offroad, but be damned sure to remain within the approved area. Stray by 30 feet and you could be fined.
As stated, to drive offroad (in utmark) legally, it must be through an organized event.
Siter:Worse case is that a pissed grown owner tell you to leave.
This comment was intendet for driving on roads (innmark) and not offroad (utmark). With "road" I did mean a gravel or dirt road you could mistake for a public road and not a tractor road. (I have edited my second post so it is a bit more clear.)
Summary
Public roads - YES
Private roads - YES
(with permisson)
Offroad - NO
(exept legal events)
Hopes this makes it all clear.
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