Which registration fee is lower for nonresidents: ATV, UTV, or other OHRV for club members or nonclub members?

The correct choice is based on the fact that in New Hampshire, nonresident ATV, UTV, and other OHRV (Off-Highway Recreational Vehicle) registration fees are often lower for individuals who are members of recognized riding clubs. Membership in these clubs typically provides benefits that include reduced registration fees as an incentive for joining and supporting local conservation efforts and trail maintenance.

This system encourages riders to participate in clubs that focus on promoting safe riding practices and preserving off-road trails. Non-club members do not benefit from these discounts and thus pay a higher fee for their registrations. Lower fees for club members align with the state's goals of fostering community engagement and responsible recreation, making this the most advantageous option for nonresident riders who are part of a club.

The other options don't accurately reflect the designated fee structure, as non-club members face higher registration costs and both groups certainly have different fee structures, which means "both are the same" is not accurate in this context. Recognizing the benefits of club membership is essential for cost-effective registration for recreational riders.