Youth ATV Safety

To help prevent accidents and educate youths and their families, WVU Extension provides ATV safety information as part of the National 4-H Youth curriculum. For more information on West Virginia 4-H ATV safety curriculum or to take the ASI RiderCourse, contact Brent Clark or contact your local Extension office.

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