OHV Use in Your Unit, Part I

For all questions in this survey, an OHV is any motorized vehicle capable of, or designed for, cross-country travel or travel immediately on or over land. Examples of OHVs include, but are not limited to, 4 x 4 street-legal vehicles; all-terrain vehicles such as three-wheelers, four-wheelers, and side-by-sides; rock crawlers; sand rails; dune buggies; and off-road motorcycles. Do NOT include personal watercraft, snowmobiles, or aircraft. Do NOT include official agency use of OHVs. Do NOT include street legal vehicles used on paved roads.

8.	Did you have any OHV use, whether authorized or unauthorized, in [name of unit appeared here] in the past 5 years (fiscal years 2004 through 2008)?
	1.		Yes
	2.		No (CLICK HERE and SKIP to question 42.)
	3.		Don't know

9.	How often are OHVs used (authorized or unauthorized) in [name of unit appeared here]?
	1.		Very often
	2.		Often
	3.		Occasionally
	4.		Rarely
	5.		Don't know

10.	Please check the types of areas in which OHVs are currently used in [name of unit appeared here]. (Please check all that apply.)
	1.		Open areas
	2.		Existing routes
	3.		Designated routes
	4.		Closed areas (OHV use not permitted, but some use occurs anyway)
	5.		Other

	If you answered "Other" for Q10, please describe here.

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Full Report: GAO-09-509

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