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http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/DMV/vehicle/sno_park_permits.shtml
Not sure why this is, but I thought I'd share with you WA folks.
Not sure why this is, but I thought I'd share with you WA folks.
OR no longer honoring WA sno-park permits.
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Thanks for the heads up, I was planning on a trip down there this year (Halfway) I guess it's all good but wondering why they would honor Cali. and Idaho and not ours? Do we not honor Oregons pass hear in Wa.?If not I could see their reasoning, if we do then whats their motivation?
Thanks for the heads up, I was planning on a trip down there this year (Halfway) I guess it's all good but wondering why they would honor Cali. and Idaho and not ours? Do we not honor Oregons pass hear in Wa.?If not I could see their reasoning, if we do then whats their motivation?
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FoxyRMK says....
I got this information from the WSSA website
http://www.wssa.us/
OREGON ENDS SNO-PARK PERMIT RECIPROCITY (Oct '10) - Effective November 1st, 2010, Washington Sno-Park Permits will no longer be valid in Oregon sno-parks. Oregon has taken this action based on Washington State Parks move to end reciprocity as well. (Washington State Parks is taking this action as a way of improving funding for winter motorized and non-motorized programs. The rule change will likely become effective by the end of the year.)
Washington snowmobilers will now need to purchase an Oregon Sno-Park Permit when using Oregon sno-parks. Annual permit price is $25 with 3-day and 1-day passes at $9 and $4 respectively. (Additional agent fee may apply.) Click here for Oregon Sno-Park Permit information.
There is no change regarding registration reciprocity. Your Washington registration is still valid in Oregon (and vice versa).
I got this information from the WSSA website
http://www.wssa.us/
OREGON ENDS SNO-PARK PERMIT RECIPROCITY (Oct '10) - Effective November 1st, 2010, Washington Sno-Park Permits will no longer be valid in Oregon sno-parks. Oregon has taken this action based on Washington State Parks move to end reciprocity as well. (Washington State Parks is taking this action as a way of improving funding for winter motorized and non-motorized programs. The rule change will likely become effective by the end of the year.)
Washington snowmobilers will now need to purchase an Oregon Sno-Park Permit when using Oregon sno-parks. Annual permit price is $25 with 3-day and 1-day passes at $9 and $4 respectively. (Additional agent fee may apply.) Click here for Oregon Sno-Park Permit information.
There is no change regarding registration reciprocity. Your Washington registration is still valid in Oregon (and vice versa).
Wow, Not only do I have to pay Oregon taxes with no say in how they are used. But now I have to pay to ride at Halfway and Bend. But I guess if Oregonions have to pay for Washington snow permits then we will come out ahead.
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