The travel management plan has been going on for a couple of years now. It hasn't been an overngiht process. The federal government is requiring detailed maps of riding areas, and trails on public land so they can be cataloged. Part of the process is determining what stays open, what isnt a designated riding area, and where can the riding area be expanded to. Once the final plan is set good luck getting new riding areas or trails opened. There will have to be environmental studies done to see what impact it would have on vegitation and wild life.
NOHVA (Nebraska Off Highway Vehicle Association) has had several meetings with the USFS regarding riding area's and trail systems here in nebraska. That way there is input from the people who will be using the new dedicated trail system. Your not going to get 100% your way. Compromises will have to be made.
For people to just come along as sign a petition is a day late and a dollar short. They are already out of the loop, and had no input on the initial plan. Those people who disagree should have been around when the planing and discussing was going on. No one is going to keep your riding areas open for you. You going to have to do it your self.