Which class of OHV typically includes vehicles with three or four wheels?

The correct classification of off-highway vehicles (OHVs) that typically includes vehicles with three or four wheels is Class II. Class II vehicles are often designed for a variety of recreational uses and may include ATVs (All-Terrain Vehicles) and similar types of vehicles that fit this description.

These vehicles are distinct from other classes, which may include different configurations, such as those designed primarily for other purposes or with different wheel counts. Class I, for example, generally refers to smaller, more lightweight vehicles that may not necessarily fit the definition of three or four-wheeled configurations. Class III and Class IV typically refer to larger vehicles such as UTVs (Utility Task Vehicles) and other more specialized types. Understanding the classifications is essential for identifying the proper regulations and usage guidelines associated with different types of OHVs, especially in areas where regulations are concerned with safety and environmental impact.