Quads are excellent for off-road thrills, but probably not what you want to drive to your local gas pump, at least not if you reside in Ohio. Back in 2017, the Cleveland City Council passed an ordinance that let law enforcement cite those who drove an ATV or dirt bike to a gas station to fill it up. The law was passed in response to a rise in large, disruptive groups traveling Cleveland's streets on ATV's and dirt bikes, which aren't street-legal in Ohio, creating a public nuisance. However, in a move that has many divided, Cleveland police have begun cracking down on gas stations for letting these groups fill up. In fact, while nobody has been ticketed for driving a quad up to a fuel pump, law enforcement has already handed out nine citations against gas stations.