06-15-2015, 01:35 PM
This statement has been copied right off the State of Utah DMV site:
"Every trailer operated in Utah, including travel and tent trailers, weighing more than 750 lbs, must be titled and registered. Each trailer owner must pay a registration fee at the time of initial registration and annually thereafter."
As to why the Park Rangers give tickets. There is only ONE type of law enforcement officer in Utah. It doesn't matter what color uniform or agency they work for. So whether it is a city copy, county sheriff, park ranger or UDWR officer, they can and do write tickets for all Utah laws. Its simple, if you obey the law, you don't get a ticket. Do I like it all the time? No, but that is just my opinion. So, if you want to haul your trailer >750lbs on a road, then you license it. If you choose not to, then pay the piper.
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"Every trailer operated in Utah, including travel and tent trailers, weighing more than 750 lbs, must be titled and registered. Each trailer owner must pay a registration fee at the time of initial registration and annually thereafter."
As to why the Park Rangers give tickets. There is only ONE type of law enforcement officer in Utah. It doesn't matter what color uniform or agency they work for. So whether it is a city copy, county sheriff, park ranger or UDWR officer, they can and do write tickets for all Utah laws. Its simple, if you obey the law, you don't get a ticket. Do I like it all the time? No, but that is just my opinion. So, if you want to haul your trailer >750lbs on a road, then you license it. If you choose not to, then pay the piper.
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