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USFS seeking public comments regarding the roadless rule
The U.S. Forest Service is moving to eliminate the Roadless Rule. See why the 30% roadless claim is false and how to comment on new travel management rules.
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USFS seeking public comments regarding new travel management rules
Comment on the U.S. Forest Service travel management rule revision after Executive Order 11644. Urge reopening of National Forest roads and submit comments by September 23, 2026.
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President Trump just reopened every closed road on public land in the US
President Trump’s Executive Order 14408 eliminates Executive Order 11644, removing federal authority to close roads and restrict cross-country travel on public lands. Discover how to legally reestablish historic trails using 1970s-80s USGS maps and your rights under the Mining Act of 1866.
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MASSIVE VICTORY | Pres Trump permanently ends Travel Management Planning by rescinding EO 11644
President Trump rescinds Executive Orders 11644 and 11989, ending the federal travel management framework that has driven public land road closures for decades. Learn what this means for RS2477 rights, public land access, and the future of motorized recreation.
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Federal land managers have no authority over regular motor vehicles
Discover how Executive Order 11644 defines off-road vehicles (ORVs) and excludes regular cars, trucks, and SUVs from its scope. Learn why it doesn’t authorize road closures on public lands and why we call for its reversal to restore state control over roads and access.
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The rise of regulations over motorized access to America’s Western lands
Explore the rise of regulations over motorized access to America’s Western lands from 1972 to 2006, detailing the impact of RS 2477, Executive Order 11644, and NEPA on public land use and 4×4 trails.
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National Park Service expanding authority under EO 11644 to include micromobility device
The National Park Service’s 2025 proposed rule could restrict access to public lands for users of powered mobility devices by misapplying Executive Order 11644, raising serious concerns about overreach and ADA violations.
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The Supreme Court just delivered a massive win for motorized public land advocates and users
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling overturning Chevron deference dramatically impacts administrative law by restricting agency interpretations of statutes. This change affects travel management rules and the application of Executive Order 11644, which governs off-road vehicle use.
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TMP Dictates use of 1,271 miles of roads near Yuma, AZ
The Bureau of Land Management Yuma Field Office is seeking feedback on a proposed 1,271-mile road network affecting 1.4 million acres near Yuma, Arizona. Implications for land use and access to recreational areas near military ranges and wildlife refuges are significant. Under NEPA, environmental impacts will be assessed, with a public comment period open from…
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Gila San Simon TMP will close 494 miles of roads near Safford, AZ
The Bureau of Land Management has proposed a Travel Management Plan that will affect motorized access to nearly 1 million acres of public lands near Gila, Arizona. The proposed travel network contains 2,389 miles of roads with 494 miles designated as closed under the preferred alternative C.
