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Discovery Pass two vehicle law signed
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<blockquote data-quote="Tom Edison" data-source="post: 949154" data-attributes="member: 20480"><p>Q. If I am driving through state recreation lands, will I need to buy a pass?</p><p></p><p>A. Yes. Unless you are exempt from pass requirements, the pass is required anytime your vehicle is on state recreation lands managed by WDFW, DNR or State Parks. The pass is not required on roads managed by other jurisdictions, such as state highways or county roads that may pass through recreation lands.</p><p></p><p>Q. If I am gathering mushrooms, berries or firewood for my personal use or doing other dispersed recreation activities such as geocaching, driving forest roads, bird watching, etc., do I still need to purchase an access pass?</p><p></p><p>A. Yes. All street-licensed vehicles will need a Discover Pass to access state recreation lands managed by the agencies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tom Edison, post: 949154, member: 20480"] Q. If I am driving through state recreation lands, will I need to buy a pass? A. Yes. Unless you are exempt from pass requirements, the pass is required anytime your vehicle is on state recreation lands managed by WDFW, DNR or State Parks. The pass is not required on roads managed by other jurisdictions, such as state highways or county roads that may pass through recreation lands. Q. If I am gathering mushrooms, berries or firewood for my personal use or doing other dispersed recreation activities such as geocaching, driving forest roads, bird watching, etc., do I still need to purchase an access pass? A. Yes. All street-licensed vehicles will need a Discover Pass to access state recreation lands managed by the agencies. [/QUOTE]
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