Crash Report, Operator: ATV or Snowmobile
To report a crash as current or the last operator of a snowmobile or ATV.
Snowmobile
Non-Resident Snowmobile & ATV Registration Reciprocity
Non-Vermont Residents
Vermont allows legally registered ATVs & snowmobiles to operate in the state of Vermont with a valid out-of-state registration.
Registering Your Snowmobile
Titleable Snowmobile
Safety on Recreational Trails
Recreational trails give Vermonters and tourists unique access to our beautiful state. Many of the recreational trail systems in Vermont rely on the public use of private land. Each trail is unique and it’s important for recreational users to be aware of the different methods landowners may use to control access to their property. Here are some terms and tips land users and property owners should follow to make recreational trails safe for all:
Snowmobile Registration & Title Application Instructions
Instructions for completing the Snowmobile Registration & Title Application.
Multiple Owners on Registration/Title Authorization
To indicate more than two (2) owners for the vehicle/vessel/ATV/Snowmobile as registered and/or titled owners.
Snowmobile Registration & Title Application
To register a snowmobile as new, transfer, renew, or title only.
Crash Report, Police: Snowmobile
For police to report a crash of a snowmobile
Off-Road Vehicle Title
Vermont Title Law changed on July 1, 2024
Act 165, relating to miscellaneous changes to laws related to the Department of Motor Vehicles, motor vehicles, and vessels, was enacted on July 1, 2024. See Bulletins for more information.
Vermont titles Motorboats, ASVs, ATVs, and Snowmobiles with some exceptions.
23 V.S.A. § 3807
Exempted vessels, snowmobiles, and all-terrain vehicles
No certificate of title need be obtained for: