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Certificate of Title/Off-Road Motorcycle

IntroducedSenate
Steve JarvisRepublican

Ref To Com On Rules and Operations of the Senate2026-05-04

No floor votes recorded.

This bill allows owners of off-road motorcycles to obtain certificates of title from the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles. Off-road motorcycles are defined as motorcycles designed exclusively for off-road use with no more than two wheels on the ground. Owners can apply for a title by submitting an application with owner information, vehicle description, and lien details.

  • Supporters argue that certificates of title provide legal proof of ownership for off-road motorcycles, helping owners protect their property and resolve ownership disputes.
  • This brings off-road motorcycles in line with other similar vehicles like all-terrain vehicles and utility vehicles that already have titling options available in North Carolina.
  • Opponents may be concerned about the administrative burden and cost of implementing a new titling system for off-road motorcycles.
  • Some may question whether titling is necessary for vehicles used exclusively off-road, or worry about potential complications if off-road vehicles are later used on public roads despite their intended purpose.

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