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In Moab, off-road vehicles make round-the-clock noise and disrupt life in the redrock resort town - Vimarsana News

In Moab, off-road vehicles make round-the-clock noise and disrupt life in the redrock resort town

| Updated: Feb. 28, 2021, 2:51 p.m. (Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) An off-road utility terrain vehicle (UTV) motors up Fins & Things 4x4 Trail at the Sand Flats Recreation Area trail, located just 4 miles from downtown Moab, Feb. 19, 2021. Moab • The planets had aligned for Anthony Charles. In the span of 10 days last May, his wife, Didar, gave birth to their first child, and the couple moved into a new house in Moab with their name on the title, another first. The 41-year-old didn’t know if he’d ever own a home in his hometown, where nightly rentals and second-home owners ha...

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Moab residents sound off against OHV noise at night. See what Utah lawmakers may do about it. - Vimarsana News

Moab residents sound off against OHV noise at night. See what Utah lawmakers may do about it.

A Utah legislative panel advances a bill that would allow Moab and other Utah resort cities to crack down on overnight night from off-highway vehicles.

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Moab residents sound off against OHV noise. Lawmakers listen, advance bill to silence the vehicles at night. - Vimarsana News

Moab residents sound off against OHV noise. Lawmakers listen, advance bill to silence the vehicles at night.

Moab residents sound off against OHV noise. Lawmakers listen, advance bill that may silence the vehicles at night. Zak Podmore © Provided by Salt Lake Tribune (Murice D. Miller | Special to The Tribune) Millions of visitors flock to Moab every year, and city and county officials said they're receiving a flood of complaints about noise from off-highway vehicles on city streets. When state Sen. Jacob Anderegg and his family visited Moab in October, they were unable to sleep in during their vacation. One morning at 5 a.m., two dozen two-stroke cycles came roaring down Main Str...

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