Nebraska titles mini trucks for the road
Read from Nebraska's own statutes and motor vehicle office.
Nebraska wrote minitrucks into law in 2010. A truck 25 years or older imported for road use that meets the state definition is titled at the county treasurer, registered in its own class and may drive any road except the interstate, expressways and freeways, with its lights on. A newer truck imported as off road equipment and governed to 25 mph works farms and private land.
Your lane
Which truck are you buying?
Nebraska treats the two kinds of kei truck differently. Pick yours and this answers for it.
a truck 25 years or older imported for road use under the federal age exemptions
Road use with limitsTitle. Minitruck title at the county treasurer within 30 days, on an importer's certificate with the owner's affidavit or an assigned title, after a vehicle inspection.
Registration. Minitruck registration. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-383.01
- Not on the interstate system, expressways or freeways. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,379(1)
- Headlights and taillights on at all times. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,379(2)
- Must meet the full minitruck definition, including a top speed of approximately 55 mph. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-121.01
I am buying a truck 25 years or older. What does Nebraska allow?
It is a minitruck under Nebraska law. Titled and registered, it may drive every road except the interstate, expressways and freeways.
a newer truck imported as off road equipment, governed to a top speed and carrying an EPA certified nonroad engine
UnclearWhere it can run
Farms and private land. As a utility-type vehicle on nonhighway tires it could also run highways outside city limits when incidental to agricultural use and cross highways under the rules below.
Title. A truck governed to 25 mph does not have the top speed of approximately 55 mph the minitruck definition calls for. It fits the utility-type vehicle definition only if it runs on nonhighway tires.
Registration. None settled. If refitted on nonhighway tires as a utility-type vehicle, it may be titled with the ATV, minibike, UTV or minitruck ownership affidavit.
- Utility-type vehicle: a motorized off-highway vehicle 74 inches wide or less, no more than 180 inches long including the bumper, on four or more nonhighway tires. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,355(1)(b)
- Not on any controlled-access highway with more than two marked traffic lanes. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(1)
- Outside city or village limits only if incidental to agricultural use. Inside city limits only where the city or village authorizes it by ordinance. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)
- Between sunrise and sunset, at no more than 30 mph, with a valid Class O operator's license or a farm permit and liability insurance. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)
- Headlight and taillight on, with a day-glow triangular bicycle safety flag at least five feet above the ground. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(d)
- Crossings at about 90 degrees after a full stop, yielding to traffic, at an intersection on a divided highway. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(5)
Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.
A newer truck comes in only as nonroad equipment, permanently governed to a top speed and with a nonroad engine certified by EPA before import. It pays the same 25 percent truck duty. What that engine needs.
I am buying a newer truck governed to 25 mph. What does Nebraska allow?
It works farms and private land. Its governed speed falls short of the minitruck definition, so Nebraska's minitruck road rules do not carry over to it.
County by county
The rules in detail.
Where a newer off road truck or a UTV can run in Nebraska, county by county, as each county's and town's own acts read. Every county on the map above opens its own page.
Statewide
A kei truck is a minitruck in Nebraska, a road class of its own, and not an all-terrain vehicle or a utility-type vehicle, so the city and village acts on this map do not reach it by their words. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,355 makes an all-terrain vehicle a motorized off-highway vehicle 50 inches or less wide on three or more nonhighway tires, and a utility-type vehicle one 74 inches or less wide and 180 inches or less long on four or more nonhighway tires, and a kei truck rolls on road tires. Section 60-121.01 makes a minitruck a vehicle with an engine of 1,500 cc or less, 67 inches or less wide, a dry weight of 4,200 pounds or less, a top speed of approximately 55 mph, a bed, an enclosed cab and the lamps, wipers, mirror and occupant protection the section lists, and a kei truck of about 55 inches and 1,540 pounds dry meets it. Titled and registered in that class, a minitruck may use any road except the interstate system, expressways and freeways, with its headlights and taillights on, 60-6,379, so a county road or a town street is open to a titled minitruck without any local act. That is the road for a truck 25 years or older. A newer truck governed to 25 mph falls short of the minitruck top speed and fits the utility-type class only on nonhighway tires, which the state file leaves unclear, and it works farms and private ground first. The routes on this map are for the other machines. Under 60-6,356 an all-terrain vehicle or a utility-type vehicle may run outside a city or village only if incidental to agricultural use, between sunrise and sunset at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, and inside a city or village only if the city or village authorizes it by ordinance. A county board has one power, a resolution that authorizes operation inside an unincorporated village in the county, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No county can open its roads. LB 690 of 2025, which would have let registered machines use county roads and highways and let counties and cities pass ordinances, stayed in committee and was carried over to 2026 per a bill tracker, and the statute read on 28 October 2026 still carries none of its changes.
Adams County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Adams County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Adams County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Hastings. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Kenesaw. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Juniata. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Roseland. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Holstein. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Adams County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Antelope County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Antelope County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Antelope County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Neligh. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Elgin. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Orchard. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Clearwater. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Tilden. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Antelope County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Arthur County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Arthur County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Arthur County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Arthur. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Arthur County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Banner County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Banner County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Banner County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
No town street opening was found in the codes read.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Banner County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Blaine County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Blaine County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Blaine County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Dunning. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Brewster. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Halsey. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Blaine County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Boone County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Boone County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Boone County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Albion. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm St. Edward. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Cedar Rapids. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Petersburg. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Primrose. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Boone County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Box Butte County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Box Butte County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Box Butte County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Alliance. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hemingford. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Box Butte County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Boyd County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Boyd County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Boyd County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Spencer. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Butte. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lynch. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Naper. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bristow. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Boyd County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Brown County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Brown County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Brown County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Ainsworth. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Long Pine. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Johnstown. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Brown County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Buffalo County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Buffalo County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Buffalo County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Kearney. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Gibbon. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ravenna. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Shelton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Elm Creek. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Buffalo County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Burt County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Burt County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Burt County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Tekamah. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Oakland. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lyons. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Decatur. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Craig. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Burt County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Butler County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Butler County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Butler County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm David City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bellwood. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Rising City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Brainard. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dwight. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Butler County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Cass County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Cass County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Cass County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Plattsmouth. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Louisville. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Eagle. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Weeping Water. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Elmwood. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Cass County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Cedar County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Cedar County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Cedar County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Hartington. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Laurel. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Randolph. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Coleridge. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wynot. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Cedar County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Chase County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Chase County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Chase County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Imperial. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wauneta. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lamar. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Chase County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Cherry County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Cherry County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Cherry County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Valentine. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Cody. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Merriman. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Crookston. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Kilgore. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Cherry County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Cheyenne County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Cheyenne County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Cheyenne County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Sidney. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Potter. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lodgepole. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dalton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Gurley. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Cheyenne County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Clay County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Clay County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Clay County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Sutton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Harvard. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Clay Center. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Edgar. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Fairfield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Clay County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Colfax County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Colfax County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Colfax County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Schuyler. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Clarkson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Howells. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Leigh. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Rogers. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Colfax County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Cuming County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Cuming County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Cuming County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm West Point. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wisner. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Beemer. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bancroft. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Cuming County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Custer County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Custer County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Custer County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Broken Bow. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Arnold. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Callaway. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Sargent. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ansley. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Custer County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Dakota County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Dakota County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Dakota County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm South Sioux City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dakota City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Homer. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Emerson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Jackson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Dakota County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Dawes County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Dawes County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Dawes County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Chadron. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Crawford. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Whitney. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Dawes County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Dawson County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Dawson County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Dawson County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Lexington. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Cozad. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Gothenburg. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Overton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Sumner. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Dawson County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Deuel County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Deuel County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Deuel County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Chappell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Big Springs. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Deuel County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Dixon County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Dixon County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Dixon County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Wakefield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ponca. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Emerson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Allen. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Newcastle. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Dixon County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Dodge County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Dodge County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Dodge County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Fremont. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm North Bend. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Scribner. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hooper. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dodge. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Dodge County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Douglas County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Douglas County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Douglas County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Omaha. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ralston. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Valley. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bennington. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Waterloo. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Douglas County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Dundy County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Dundy County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Dundy County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Benkelman. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Haigler. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Dundy County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Fillmore County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Fillmore County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Fillmore County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Geneva. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Fairmont. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Exeter. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Shickley. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Milligan. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Fillmore County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Franklin County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Franklin County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Franklin County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Franklin. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hildreth. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Campbell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Upland. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bloomington. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Franklin County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Frontier County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Frontier County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Frontier County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Curtis. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Eustis. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Maywood. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Moorefield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Stockville. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Frontier County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Furnas County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Furnas County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Furnas County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Cambridge. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Arapahoe. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Beaver City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Oxford. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Holbrook. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Furnas County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Gage County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Gage County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Gage County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Beatrice. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wymore. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Adams. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Cortland. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Blue Springs. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Gage County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Garden County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Garden County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Garden County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Oshkosh. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lewellen. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Garden County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Garfield County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Garfield County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Garfield County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Burwell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Garfield County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Gosper County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Gosper County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Gosper County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Elwood. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Smithfield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Gosper County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Grant County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Grant County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Grant County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Hyannis. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Grant County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Greeley County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Greeley County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Greeley County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Spalding. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Greeley Center. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Scotia. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wolbach. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Greeley County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Hall County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Hall County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Hall County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Grand Island. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wood River. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Doniphan. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Cairo. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Alda. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Hall County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Hamilton County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Hamilton County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Hamilton County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Aurora. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hampton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Giltner. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Phillips. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Marquette. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Hamilton County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Harlan County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Harlan County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Harlan County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Alma. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Orleans. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Oxford. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Stamford. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Republican City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Harlan County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Hayes County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Hayes County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Hayes County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Hayes Center. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hamlet. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Palisade. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Hayes County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Hitchcock County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Hitchcock County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Hitchcock County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Culbertson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Trenton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Stratton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Palisade. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Hitchcock County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Holt County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Holt County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Holt County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm O'Neill. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Atkinson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Stuart. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ewing. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Chambers. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Holt County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Hooker County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Hooker County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Hooker County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Mullen. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Hooker County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Howard County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Howard County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Howard County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm St. Paul. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dannebrog. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Elba. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Howard City (Boelus). The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Farwell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Howard County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Jefferson County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Jefferson County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Jefferson County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Fairbury. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Plymouth. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Diller. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Daykin. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Endicott. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Jefferson County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Johnson County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Johnson County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Johnson County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Tecumseh. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Sterling. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Cook. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Elk Creek. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Crab Orchard. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Johnson County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Kearney County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Kearney County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Kearney County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Minden. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Axtell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wilcox. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Heartwell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Norman. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Kearney County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Keith County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Keith County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Keith County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Ogallala. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Paxton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Brule. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Keith County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Keya Paha County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Keya Paha County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Keya Paha County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Springview. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Burton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Keya Paha County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Kimball County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Kimball County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Kimball County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Kimball. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dix. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bushnell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Kimball County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Knox County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Knox County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Knox County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Creighton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bloomfield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Crofton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wausa. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Verdigre. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Knox County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Lancaster County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Lancaster County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Lancaster County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Lincoln. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Waverly. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hickman. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bennet. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Firth. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Lancaster County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Lincoln County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Lincoln County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Lincoln County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm North Platte. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Sutherland. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hershey. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Brady. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wallace. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Lincoln County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Logan County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Logan County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Logan County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Stapleton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Gandy. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Logan County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Loup County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Loup County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Loup County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Taylor. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Loup County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Madison County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Madison County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. A dealer told a legislative committee in January 2025 that Norfolk lets licensed machines use its streets, and no ordinance was read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town Some
- Some Norfolk. A Norfolk powersports dealer told the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee on 28 January 2025 that Norfolk and Columbus already have laws that let citizens drive these vehicles on city streets, that Norfolk issues its own city licence plate, and that Norfolk, Columbus and Stanton each write different rules. The ordinance text was not read, and the dealer did not say which classes it names. City ordinance not read; committee testimony of 28 January 2025, read 28 October 2026
- To confirm Madison. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Battle Creek. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Tilden. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Newman Grove. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Madison County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
McPherson County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of McPherson County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of McPherson County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
No town street opening was found in the codes read.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of McPherson County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Merrick County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Merrick County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Merrick County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Central City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Palmer. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Clarks. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Silver Creek. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Chapman. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Merrick County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Morrill County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Morrill County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Morrill County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Bridgeport. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bayard. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Broadwater. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Morrill County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Nance County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Nance County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Nance County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Fullerton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Genoa. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Belgrade. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Nance County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Nemaha County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Nemaha County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Nemaha County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Auburn. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Peru. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Johnson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Brownville. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Brock. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Nemaha County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Nuckolls County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Nuckolls County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Nuckolls County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Superior. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Nelson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lawrence. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ruskin. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hardy. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Nuckolls County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Otoe County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Otoe County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Otoe County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Nebraska City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Syracuse. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Palmyra. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Unadilla. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Talmage. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Otoe County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Pawnee County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Pawnee County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Pawnee County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Pawnee City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Table Rock. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Du Bois. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Burchard. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lewiston. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Pawnee County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Perkins County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Perkins County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Perkins County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Grant. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Madrid. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Venango. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Elsie. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Perkins County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Phelps County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Phelps County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Phelps County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Holdrege. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bertrand. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Loomis. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Funk. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Atlanta. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Phelps County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Pierce County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Pierce County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Pierce County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Pierce. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Plainview. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Osmond. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hadar. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Foster. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Pierce County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Platte County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Platte County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Two witnesses told a legislative committee in 2025 that Columbus lets these machines use its streets, and no ordinance was read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town Some
- Some Columbus. A dealer told the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee on 28 January 2025 that Columbus already has a law that lets these vehicles be driven on its streets, and a rider from Washington County told the committee on 4 March 2025 that in Columbus 'you can drive it in town'. The ordinance text was not read. City ordinance not read; committee testimony of 28 January and 4 March 2025, read 28 October 2026
- To confirm Humphrey. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Duncan. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Platte Center. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Monroe. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Platte County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Polk County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Polk County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Polk County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Stromsburg. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Osceola. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Shelby. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Polk. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Polk County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Red Willow County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Red Willow County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Red Willow County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm McCook. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Indianola. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bartley. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Danbury. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Lebanon. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Red Willow County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Richardson County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Richardson County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Richardson County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Falls City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Humboldt. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Verdon. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Shubert. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dawson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Richardson County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Rock County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Rock County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Rock County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Bassett. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Newport. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Rock County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Saline County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Saline County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Saline County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Crete. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wilber. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Friend. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Dorchester. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm De Witt. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Saline County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Sarpy County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Sarpy County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Sarpy County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Bellevue. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Papillion. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm La Vista. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Gretna. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Springfield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Sarpy County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Saunders County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Saunders County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Saunders County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Wahoo. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ashland. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Yutan. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ceresco. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Mead. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Saunders County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Scotts Bluff County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Scotts Bluff County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Scotts Bluff County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Scottsbluff. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Gering. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Mitchell. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Terrytown. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Morrill. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Scotts Bluff County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Seward County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Seward County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Seward County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Seward. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Milford. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Utica. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Beaver Crossing. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Staplehurst. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Seward County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Sheridan County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Sheridan County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Sheridan County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Gordon. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Rushville. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hay Springs. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Clinton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Sheridan County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Sherman County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Sherman County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Sherman County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Loup City. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Litchfield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ashton. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Rockville. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hazard. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Sherman County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Sioux County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Sioux County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Sioux County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Harrison. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Sioux County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Stanton County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Stanton County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. A dealer told a legislative committee in January 2025 that Stanton has its own rules for them, and no ordinance was read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town Some
- Some Stanton. A dealer told the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee on 28 January 2025 that Norfolk, Columbus and Stanton each write different rules for these vehicles on their streets. The ordinance text was not read. City ordinance not read; committee testimony of 28 January 2025, read 28 October 2026
- To confirm Pilger. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Stanton County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Thayer County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Thayer County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Thayer County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Hebron. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Deshler. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Davenport. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bruning. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Chester. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Thayer County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Thomas County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Thomas County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Thomas County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Thedford. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Halsey. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Thomas County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Thurston County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Thurston County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Thurston County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Pender. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Winnebago. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Walthill. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Rosalie. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Thurston. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Thurston County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Valley County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Valley County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Valley County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Ord. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Arcadia. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm North Loup. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Elyria. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Valley County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Washington County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Washington County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. A rider told a legislative committee in March 2025 that Arlington allows machines that straddle and Kennard allows only side by sides, and no ordinance was read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town Some
- To confirm Blair. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- Some Arlington. A rider from Washington County told the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee on 4 March 2025 that Arlington allows ride-on machines that straddle like a motorcycle, and that Kennard, about ten miles away, allows only side by sides. The ordinance text was not read. Village ordinance not read; committee testimony of 4 March 2025, read 28 October 2026
- To confirm Fort Calhoun. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- Some Kennard. A rider from Washington County told the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee on 4 March 2025 that Kennard allows only side by sides, the utility-type class, while Arlington allows machines that straddle. The ordinance text was not read. Village ordinance not read; committee testimony of 4 March 2025, read 28 October 2026
- To confirm Herman. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Washington County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Wayne County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Wayne County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Wayne County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Wayne. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Winside. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Wakefield. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Hoskins. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Carroll. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Wayne County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Webster County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Webster County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Webster County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Red Cloud. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Blue Hill. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bladen. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Guide Rock. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Cowles. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Webster County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Wheeler County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of Wheeler County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of Wheeler County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm Bartlett. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Ericson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of Wheeler County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
York County To confirm
Nebraska law keeps the county roads of York County closed to all-terrain and utility-type vehicles except for farm work, and a county board cannot open them. Only a city or village opens its own streets, by ordinance, and the towns of York County were not read. A titled minitruck, which is the class a kei truck falls in, may use any road but the interstate, expressways and freeways.
In town To confirm
- To confirm York. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Henderson. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm McCool Junction. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Waco. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
- To confirm Bradshaw. The city's or village's own code was not read. Nebraska keeps its streets closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles unless the city or village authorizes them by ordinance, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(b) and (7). A titled minitruck needs no ordinance.
County roads Closed
Closed to all-terrain vehicles and utility-type vehicles except incidental to agricultural use, in daylight at 30 mph or less with a Class O licence or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag, Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2)(a) and (3). A county board cannot open a county road. Its one power is a resolution authorizing operation inside an unincorporated village, 60-6,356(2)(c) and (8). No such resolution of York County was read. A titled minitruck may use any county road, 60-6,379. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(2), (3) and (8). No county act read., read 28 October 2026
State highways Closed
Closed to OHVs.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,356(3)(b): a valid Class O operator's licence or a farm permit, liability insurance carried on a highway and a speed of 30 mph or less60-6,356(3)(a) and (d): sunrise to sunset unless the lamps and snow removal terms are met, headlight and taillight on and a day-glow triangular safety flag at least five feet above the ground60-6,357 and 60-6,358: a lighted headlight and taillight from sunset to sunrise, a brake system, a muffler and a spark arrester60-6,379 for a titled minitruck: lights on, and no interstate, expressway or freeway
Engines and EPA
Why the engine decides which truck comes in.
The same three facts hold in Nebraska and every other state.
The 25 year truck
It comes in on age
A 25 year old kei truck in original configuration clears both agencies on age. No Registered Importer and no Independent Commercial Importer is needed.
EPA's provision asks only that the truck is in its original configuration with the same model of engine it left the factory with.
40 CFR 85.1511(f)(2)eCFR, read 28 October 2026The newer truck
EPA asks for a certified engine
A newer kei truck comes in as nonroad equipment, permanently modified so its top speed is 25 mph or less, with its engine covered by an EPA certificate of conformity before it reaches US Customs. The governor stays for the life of the truck, and removing it is tampering, a federal offense.
Mini-trucks, importing used motor vehicles as nonroad vehiclesEPA, read 28 October 2026Engine size
Why 30 kilowatts decides a newer truck's engine
EPA sorts nonroad gasoline engines by maximum power, not size. Every kei engine is under 1,000 cc, so an engine of 30 kW or less may certify to the small engine standards, and 30 kW is the line that decides. Today's stock kei engines are rated above it, and a speed governor does not lower an engine's maximum power.
Every kei engine family EPA has certified for mini trucks is a lower power certified configuration, between 14.46 and 29.9 kW, under part 90 or part 1054. A certified mini truck engine is that configuration, not the stock engine.
40 CFR 1054.1, the small engine ruleseCFR, read 28 October 2026Small nonroad spark ignition engine certificatesEPA, read 28 October 2026Nebraska, the five answers
Road, title, land, inspection and what is next.
The roadCan I drive it on the road?
A titled and registered minitruck may drive Nebraska roads except the interstate system, expressways and freeways, always with its headlights and taillights on.
- A minitruck shall not be operated on the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways, on expressways or on freeways. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,379(1)
- A minitruck shall be operated with its headlights and taillights on. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,379(2)
- Minitrucks are titled and registered in their own class. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-142.07; 60-383.01
- The class: a foreign manufactured import or domestic vehicle with an engine of 1,500 cc or less, 67 inches or less wide, a dry weight of 4,200 pounds or less, four or more tires, a top speed of approximately 55 mph, a bed or compartment for hauling, an enclosed passenger cab, headlights, taillights, turn signals, windshield wipers, a rearview mirror, an occupant protection system and a four speed, five speed or automatic transmission. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-121.01
Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-121.01; 60-142.07; 60-383.01; 60-6,379 (Laws 2010, LB 650; Laws 2012, LB 898)
TitleHow do I title and register it?
Nebraska titles minitrucks at the county treasurer within 30 days of purchase and registers them in their own class.
The steps
- Check the truck against the minitruck definition, including the enclosed cab rules on the DMV page: a solid roof, hinged doors that work and fixed windows.
- If the truck has no manufacturer's identification number, file an Assigned ID Number Application with the DMV for a state assigned number before applying for title.
- Have the vehicle inspection done, which is required whenever the proof of ownership is anything other than a Nebraska title.
- Apply to the county treasurer within 30 days of purchase with the application for certificate of title and proof of ownership.
- Register the minitruck once titled.
The documents
- Application for Certificate of Title
- For a minitruck bought on or after 1 January 2011: a Manufacturer's or Importer's Certificate with an Affidavit for Verification of Ownership of an ATV, Minibike, UTV or Minitruck completed by the owner
- Alternatively one of these: a properly assigned certificate of title. A registration with a notarized bill of sale from a state that does not title. A court order
- Vehicle inspection when proof of ownership is anything other than a Nebraska title
- State assigned ID number where the truck has no manufacturer's identification number
Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles, through the county treasurer. Minitruck questions 402 471 3918
LandCan I use it on a farm or private land?
Nebraska's all-terrain and utility-type vehicle laws are written for machines on nonhighway tires. A minitruck on its own tires is its own road class.
Class. Minitruck. A utility-type vehicle is a motorized off-highway vehicle 74 inches or less wide, no more than 180 inches long including the bumper, on four or more nonhighway tires. An all-terrain vehicle is 50 inches or less wide. Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,355
Registration. Minitruck title and registration for road use. Nothing read requires registration for a truck kept to private ground.
Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.
On the farm
Nebraska lets all-terrain and utility-type vehicles run outside city limits when incidental to agricultural use, in daylight, at 30 mph or less, with a Class O license or farm permit, insurance, lights on and a safety flag. That allowance is written for those classes and reaches a minitruck only if it is refitted as one.
InspectionWhat inspection or insurance applies?
Safety. A vehicle inspection is part of the first Nebraska title whenever proof of ownership is anything other than a Nebraska title. No periodic safety inspection was found.
Emissions. None found.
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Insurance. The minitruck sections read do not set a separate insurance rule. Nebraska's general liability insurance law for registered vehicles was not read for this file.
Read from a secondary source or an older page. Confirm it with the office before you rely on it.
NextWhat is coming?
No bill or rule change for kei trucks was found in Nebraska on 28 October 2026. We read it again before a truck goes there.
Questions
Asked about Nebraska.
Can I drive a mini truck on the road in Nebraska?
Yes, once it is titled and registered as a minitruck. It may use any road except the interstate system, expressways and freeways. Its headlights and taillights stay on.
Which trucks qualify as minitrucks?
An engine of 1,500 cc or less, 67 inches or less wide, a dry weight of 4,200 pounds or less, a top speed of about 55 mph, a bed, an enclosed cab with a solid roof and working doors, lights, turn signals, wipers, a mirror, seat belts and a four speed, five speed or automatic transmission.
Where do I title it?
At the county treasurer within 30 days of purchase. Bring the importer's certificate with an owner's affidavit of ownership or an assigned title. Have the vehicle inspection done. A truck with no manufacturer's identification number gets a state assigned number from the DMV first.
Upgrades
Upgrades in Nebraska.
Height and lift. No bumper height, frame height, lift kit or suspension limit found for a passenger vehicle or light truck (Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,219 to 60-6,289). Overall height is capped at 14 feet 6 inches (60-6,289(1)).
Tires and fenders. Every new motor vehicle bought after January 1, 1956 needs fenders, covers or devices such as flaps to minimize spray unless the body protects (Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,283). A tire is unsafe under 2/32 inch tread depth (60-6,252(2)(c)). No tire size cap found.
Lights. At most one spotlight and two auxiliary driving lights at 12 to 42 inches (Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-6,219(6)(c) and 60-6,225). The height rule excludes a vehicle with a snow plow (60-6,225). A plow is not named among vehicles allowed flashing amber lights (60-6,232).
Modification and inspection. A minitruck is 67 inches or less wide, 4,200 pounds or less dry weight and 1,500 cubic centimeters or less engine size, so widening past 67 inches leaves the definition (Neb. Rev. Stat. 60-121.01). It may not use the Interstate, expressways or freeways (60-6,379).
From the upgrades chapter of Mini Truck Roadbook, the 2026 to 2027 edition, with the statute after each rule.
Getting it there
Where Nebraska's truck comes ashore.
From the nearest port where a sailing from Japan is on record. Road miles are an estimate, the straight line times 1.2, not a routed drive.
The road hub
Houston
Houston is the Gulf door. Port Houston's published schedules show no direct sailing from Japan and its Asia services call Busan and Shanghai. From the Houston docks I-10 runs east and west, I-45 north to Dallas and I-69 northeast through Humble.
about 1,000 road miles from Port Houston, straight line times 1.2
Nearest port with a sailing from Japan on record
Port of Savannah, Georgia Ports Authority
Savannah takes a weekly sailing from Yokohama, and I-16 and I-95 carry it into Georgia and up and down the coast.
The road. I-16 to Macon, Georgia, then I-75 to Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky, then I-64 to Louisville, Indiana, then I-65 to Gary, Indiana, then I-80 into Nebraska, read from the federal route log, not a routed drive.
about 1,300 road miles, straight line times 1.2
Sources
Every source read, 28 October 2026
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/browse-chapters.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- nebraskalegislature.gov/laws/statutes.php
- dmv.nebraska.gov/dvr/title/minitruck
- nebraskalegislature.gov/FloorDocs/108/PDF/CS/LB1200.pdf
The public record of Nebraska as read on 28 October 2026, not legal advice. Every kei truck pays the 25 percent truck duty, the chicken tax, whatever its age.
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