📣 Focus: Economic impact
🔍 Visual: Small-town main street with empty parking spots—labeled “Lost Revenue”
🧠 Message: Legal riders = new customers, more tax revenue, and stronger rural economies
📣 Focus: Legal double standard
🔍 Visual: Split-screen comparison of a street motorcycle vs. a modern side-by-side
🧠 Message: Safety features on UTVs are equal or better—so why the legal wall?
📣 Focus: Fair treatment for rural & small-town riders
🔍 Visual: Family on a side-by-side, parked respectfully on a 45 MPH road
🧠 Message: Legal access is about freedom, fairness, and community—not chaos
📣 Focus: Outdated legislation
🔍 Visual: A modern UTV with labels pointing to seat belts, lights, mirrors, etc.
🧠 Message: These vehicles are road-ready. Our laws aren’t.
📣 Focus: Public perception vs. reality
🔍 Visual: Grungy, old quad labeled “Then” next to a clean, modern UTV labeled “Now”
🧠 Message: Today’s riders are licensed, insured, and ready to follow the rules
📣 Focus: Environmental benefit of road use
🔍 Visual: Side-by-side driving legally on pavement, avoiding ditches/trails
🧠 Message: Legal roads reduce environmental impact
📣 Focus: The simplicity of the bill
🔍 Visual: Road sign that says “Legal Limit: 50 MPH – Let UTVs In”
🧠 Message: This isn’t radical—it’s reasonable
📣 Focus: Business & tourism
🔍 Visual: Group of UTVs parked at small-town businesses with “OPEN” signs
🧠 Message: Legalizing access brings new life to local economies
📣 Focus: Environmental efficiency
🔍 Visual: Green, minimalistic layout showing a UTV using less fuel and space than a truck
🧠 Message: The smart choice for urban and suburban short-distance travel
📣 Focus: Urban commuting benefits
🔍 Visual: A street-legal UTV passing a row of cars on a congested city road
🧠 Message: Efficient, safe alternatives for short-distance travel shouldn’t be illegal
📣 Focus: Fuel savings & logical use
🔍 Visual: Comparison of a big truck and a small UTV heading to a grocery store
🧠 Message: Let Texans choose the vehicle that fits the task
📣 Focus: Suburban practicality
🔍 Visual: Compact UTV parked easily between two large vehicles in a tight suburban lot
🧠 Message: UTVs are perfect for errands, commuting, and quick trips—especially in crowded neighborhoods
📣 Focus: Familiarity and normalization
🔍 Visual: A quiet suburban street with a UTV in a driveway next to a minivan
🧠 Message: These vehicles already live here. Let’s make them legal too.
📣 Focus: Legal inconsistency
🔍 Visual: A “legal vs illegal” visual grid showing allowed vehicles vs a street-ready UTV with a red X
🧠 Message: Time to fix the gap
📣 Focus: Electric & low-noise options
🔍 Visual: An electric UTV silently cruising a city street, with “Noise: 35 dB” stamped underneath
🧠 Message: Not all solutions make noise. Let’s legalize smart ones.
📣 Focus: Urban space savings
🔍 Visual: 3 UTVs fitting in the space of 2 cars in a city lot
🧠 Message: Smaller vehicles help everyone—drivers, planners, and cities
📣 Focus: Tradespeople & service workers
🔍 Visual: Electric UTV with tools loaded in the back, parked next to a worksite
🧠 Message: Hardworking Texans deserve road access, too
📣 Focus: Equipment requirements
🔍 Visual: Checklist of safety features checked off next to a UTV
🧠 Message: Riders meet the standard. The law should too.
📣 Focus: Emotional appeal + policy simplicity
🔍 Visual: Open country or suburban road with a sign that reads “Legal Access Ends Here”
🧠 Message: Let Texans ride responsibly, where it makes sense
📣 Focus: National comparison
🔍 Visual: Map of the U.S. with states that allow street-legal ATVs highlighted in green, Texas in gray
🧠 Message: Texas should lead—not lag