"travel planning process", a complex analysis and decision-making procedure with the aim of designating appropriate roads and trails. Both the Forest Service and BLM have been engaged in somewhat similar travel planning processes now for years, but some of the committee members didn't seem to think those processes were going along so well. "The BLM has identified travel management on its lands as ‘one of the greatest management challenges’ it faces," stated committee Chairman Jeff Bingaman, D-NM. "Likewise, the Forest Service has identified unmanaged recreation — including ORV use — as one of the top four threats to the management and health of the National Forest System. Despite these statements, it seems to me that neither agency has been able to successfully manage off-road use." "Existing rules for managing off-road vehicles are not being enforced," Bingaman added, and the agencies are ignoring unregulated use "with significant consequences for the health of our public lands and communities, and adverse effects on other authorized public land uses." See also Amphibious vehicle Baja Bug Game viewer vehicle Mud bogging Ramp travel index Suspension (vehicle) Off-road tire Breakover angle Approach and departure angles Ground Clearance Overlanding Adventure Motorcycle Dirt Bike ATV UTV MTB Further reading Environmental Hazards of Dune Bashing Sand Duning and Off-Roading in the Desert References Notes Bibliography External links Man-made erosion, The National Trust (UK) Outdoor recreation Human impact on the environment