Quebec Visitors From New Brunswick
New Brunswick riders need to check Quebec registration, insurance and rider rules, and buy the required Quebec pass for federated trails.
Your sticker stops at the state line.
Non-resident permits, what they cost and how long they last, and which states honor each other’s — or, increasingly, none at all.
New Brunswick riders need to check Quebec registration, insurance and rider rules, and buy the required Quebec pass for federated trails.
Ontario visitors need a Quebec trail pass for federated ATV trails; an Ontario permit does not replace Quebec access, insurance or registration requirements.
Quebec and Ontario ATV trail-pass costs depend on the network; reciprocity has ended, so confirm permits and insurance before crossing the border.
Quebec and New Brunswick ATV pass prices follow separate systems; compare trail access, validity, extras and current local requirements before riding.
Quebec pre-sale pass dates change by season; check FQCQ announcements before buying and separate the sale window from trail-pass validity.
Quebec trail pass insurance is an optional add-on, not a substitute for required vehicle coverage; compare the listed fee and policy before buying.
Quebec trail pass without insurance: understand the optional add-on, required machine coverage, registration and checks to make before riding.
A Quebec one-day trail pass covers eligible federated trails, but riders still need valid registration, insurance and compliance with current trail rules.
A Quebec three-day ATV trail pass covers eligible federated trails, but riders must also check dates, display rules, registration, insurance and closures.
Quebec trail pass season dates show that annual riding starts November 1 and summer passes run from May 1 through October 31.