By Greg Fry

Off-road complaints

Police raise off-roading concerns

May 14, 2019 | 4:04 PM

PRINCE GEORGE — The illegal use of off-road vehicles has caught the attention of the Prince George RCMP.

Police say over the past week complaints from the public have increased and say it’s time for users of dirt bikes, all-terrain vehicles and utility-terrain vehicles to get a grip and follow the rules.

Infractions include riding uninsured dirt bikes on streets and highways to dirt bikes being ridden aggressively on local walking trails.

Cpl. Craig Douglass says complaints have rolled in from all corners of the city and says police are worried about public safety and note offenders are subject to fines if caught.

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