#2 is pretty big in Oregon due to the amount of logging they do. There's a lot of people who spend most of their time driving on logging trails.
I live in Oregon, and the only people who drive on logging roads are: log truck drivers, logging crews, and the occasional wilderness trekker. They also often have to drive many miles from where the logging road meets the highway to the mill.
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The last I read about the law, was that it was working its way through Congress, therefore not a law yet.
#2 is pretty big in Oregon due to the amount of logging they do. There's a lot of people who spend most of their time driving on logging trails. I live in Oregon, and the only people who drive on logging roads are: log truck drivers, logging crews, and the occasional wilderness trekker. They also often have to drive many miles from where the logging road meets the highway to the mill.