Officials crackdown on off-road vehicles in Perth Amboy
Such vehicles will be seized, owners will not get them back, and in many cases, they will be destroyed.
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12h agoNo ATV's.
No dirt bikes.
No snowmobiles.
No exceptions.
That's the warning from officials in Perth Amboy to its residents as it is now against the law to use them on city streets.
Such vehicles will be seized, owners will not get them back, and in many cases, they will be destroyed.
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