Donald Trump has revoked two 50-year-old regulations limiting off-road vehicle use on federal lands, deeming them outdated. This decision pleases off-road enthusiasts while alarming conservationists, who fear damage to vulnerable habitats. The debate centers on the balance between accessibility and preservation of natural environments amid a significant increase in off-road vehicle usage.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks installed an automated gate at Carter’s Bridge Fishing Access Site near Livingston to curb overnight use, vandalism, and after-hours issues. Daytime access remains the same: open daily 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.; overnight camping is prohibited.