Introduction to All Terrain Vehicle

All Terrain Vehicle, also known as ATV, is a type of vehicle that is designed to operate on a variety of terrains. These vehicles usually have four wheels and are designed with low-pressure tires to provide traction and maneuverability on rough terrain. They are typically used for off-road activities such as hunting, recreation, and exploration.

ATVs come in a variety of sizes and models, from small youth models to larger, more powerful adult models. They are powered by gasoline or electric engines and can reach speeds of up to 80 miles per hour. Some models are also equipped with features such as four-wheel drive, independent suspension, and automatic transmissions.

It is important to use ATVs safely, wearing proper safety gear such as helmets and protective clothing, and to follow all local laws and regulations regarding their use.