1. Safety Equipment:
- Your ATV must be equipped with certain safety features, such as:
- Headlights and taillights
- Turn signals
- Brake lights
- Speedometer
- Rearview mirrors
- Muffler or exhaust system
- License plate mount
2. Inspection:
- Take your ATV to a certified safety inspector designated by the DDS for an inspection.
- The inspector will verify the ATV's compliance with safety requirements.
- After passing inspection, you'll receive a safety certificate.
3. Title and Registration:
- Visit a local DDS office to apply for a title and registration for your ATV.
- Present the following documents:
- Completed Application for Title and Registration (Form MV-1)
- Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MSO) or a bill of sale
- Safety inspection certificate
- Proof of insurance
- Payment of applicable fees
4. Displaying the License Plate:
- After obtaining the title and registration, mount the issued license plate on the ATV.
- Ensure the plate is securely attached at the rear and visible from at least 50 feet away.
5. Driver's License:
- To legally operate a street-legal ATV, you must have a valid Georgia driver's license.
- If you don't already have one, you'll need to apply for and obtain a driver's license.
Remember, local county and city ordinances may also impose additional requirements or restrictions on the use of ATVs on public roads. It's important to check with your local authorities to confirm any additional regulations or guidelines before operating your ATV on the streets in Georgia.
