Voters in the town of Porter voted in favor of a referendum Tuesday to allow all-terrain and utility terrain vehicles the ability to share local roads with cars and trucks.
The town will now move forward with the process to do just that.
To make ATVs and UTVs street legal, the town board will have to approve the change, and signs marking the routes will need to be posted.
The referendum comes after several similar referendums in the nearby village of Orfordville and the towns of Avon, Center, Plymouth and Union in the spring 2021 election. All five of those municipalities also approved the referendum, with votes ranging from 52% support in Orfordville to 68% support in Plymouth.