Class A and What It Covers
Vermont Class A all-terrain side-by-side vehicle regulations specify 2,500-pound limits and $108 annual registration fees.
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Why an ASV Costs More to Register
Vermont DMV regulations explain why All Terrain Side by Side Vehicles carry higher registration fees than traditional ATVs.
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The $10 Transfer Fee
Vermont’s ten dollar ATV registration transfer fee applies when updating an existing active registration for a different owner or machine.
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The $27 Title Fee
The twenty-seven dollar Vermont ATV title fee covers Department of Motor Vehicles administrative costs to establish legal ownership records.
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The $211 ASV Two-Year Fee
The Vermont ASV two-year registration fee costs $211 for Class A off-road vehicles exceeding seventy-two inches in width.
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The $108 ASV One-Year Fee
Vermont department motor vehicles rules set the annual registration cost for an all terrain side by side at 108 dollars.
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The $90 Two-Year Fee
The ninety dollar two-year Vermont ATV registration fee provides twenty four months of trail access and price stability.
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The $45 One-Year Fee
Vermont’s forty-five dollar one-year ATV registration fee covers a valid twelve-month certificate and official rear plate.
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VD-119i and What It Explains
Vermont form VD-119i provides step-by-step instructions for completing application VD-119 to register an ATV or UTV with the DMV.
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Filling Out Vermont’s Form VD-119
Vermont Form VD-119 is the official application to title and register an ATV or UTV with the DMV for legal riding on state trails.
