USFSR may have different rules than Canada - and maybe even British
Columbia  is an outlier with Logging road regs and ownership -
Thanks David for the emphasis on USFSR -

On Mon, Jul 20, 2020 at 8:08 PM David Boan <dboan@outlook.com> wrote:

> When I read the original request for comments I took "logging roads" as a
> term some people use for forest service roads in the US.  Originally
> created to facilitate logging access, these roads (380,00 miles of them)
> are used by both logging trucks and recreational vehicles.  USDA data
> reports that there are 1.7 million recreational vehicles on these roads
> daily, compared to 15,000 logging trucks.  There are local exceptions for
> use, including road closures for various reasons, so users do need to watch
> postings and beware of their setting.  That said, these are public roads
> and recreational users should never be discouraged from using them.
>
> You may also be interested in the maps and a great app that is available
> describing all USFS roads, their conditions and advisories on use.  Be
> informed, be prepared, and enjoy yourself.  See fs.usda.gov
>
> Dave B
> Boise
>

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