Trinidad and Tobago Offroad Association
The T&T 4WD Network
On the 16th January 2021 the TTORA in conjunction with Adventure AddictsTT as well as members from other clubs such as Side B, L200 and Quality Car Care took to Bunsee Trace in Penal to test the newly acquired ODPM Jeeps . This exercise was a historic one as it was the first occasion where a government institution was working …
As of January 26th, 2024, the licensing authority of Trinidad and Tobago has issued comprehensive guidelines pertaining to the modification and elevation of vehicles specifically designed for off-road use. This landmark development marks a historic moment, as it signifies the first instance in the Caribbean region where a country has publicly acknowledged the permissible modification of lifted vehicles, thereby laying …
TTORA is currently working with a team of offroaders and garages alongside the Transport Commissioner to resolve issues with regard to modified vehicles. We were invited to a meeting with other offroad stakeholders that was held at the licensing office Caroni on 2023-07-13. Please be guided by the attached letter.
CERT Training Programme for October 2021 – Sign Up Today for FREE! 4 DAYS – October 2nd, 3rd, 9th and 10th 9am to 3pm daily Register here: https://forms.gle/2M2kgDLt3bMxpeYL9 — DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS 29TH SEPTEMBER 2021. Please note you must sign up for a FEMA ID which is also FREE and just takes a couple of seconds. https://cdp.dhs.gov/femasid/register All persons …
The Trinidad and Tobago Offroad Association is happy to be involved in CERT Disaster response training. As part of our initiative to have fully trained offroaders who can act as first responders, we have engaged the DMUs who are offering us this emergency preparedness training. This training would be conducted online and over the period of 2 weekends compromising 8 …
The offroaders will be collecting donations which will be sent to St Vincent and the Grenadines . We are a closely knit community not only with Trinidad and Tobago but also in the Caribbean. We have friends on the islands we consider family and would love to show our support in their time of need. Lets all pitch in as …
The decision of a non-commercial vehicle owner to purchase a pickup or SUV, is usually born out of necessity. In Trinidad & Tobago, potholes and roads in various states of disrepair are commonplace as are unpaved gravel and dirt roads, and pathways. Land owners, developers, farmers and nature seekers regularly traverse these areas where obstacles, undulations, hills and slippery surfaces …
Amidst the latest tragedy caused by flooding in South Trinidad, one group of off-road enthusiasts has been using its modified vehicles to rescue stranded residents and bring much-needed relief items. Mud Outlaws, a group based in South Trinidad, has been visiting flood-afflicted areas and issuing relief items, including medicines, to families who need them most. The group, which was formed …
