Hello,
I ride my motorcycle around my neighborhood and there's an HOA community adjacent to one of the smaller roads I typically ride on. I have been told that I am trespassing because the HOA "built and maintained the road" and I don't see why I would be doing
so. It's not a gated community, nor is it closed off in any way. Does the HOA have the right to restrict traffic on the road if it's open like that? And additionally does the HOA have the right to post No trespassing and use my riding on the road as a
justified illegal act? I can't seem to find anything online stating I can or can't drive on a HOA community road, only articles and laws on parking restrictions. I'm not a member of the HOA either, so does that make their claim I'm trespassing correct?
Thanks

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On Friday, December 3, 2021 at 6:53:05 PM UTC-6, Joshua Finks wrote:

Hello,
I ride my motorcycle around my neighborhood and there's an HOA community adjacent to one of the smaller roads I typically ride on. I have been told that I am trespassing because the HOA "built and maintained the road" and I don't see why I would be

doing so. It's not a gated community, nor is it closed off in any way. Does the HOA have the right to restrict traffic on the road if it's open like that? And additionally does the HOA have the right to post No trespassing and use my riding on the road
as a justified illegal act? I can't seem to find anything online stating I can or can't drive on a HOA community road, only articles and laws on parking restrictions. I'm not a member of the HOA either, so does that make their claim I'm trespassing
correct? Thanks

I'd expect Arizona to full encourage behavior that increases organ donation.

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