ATV refers to All Terrain Vehicle, a vehicle that can assume the
form of a small, open configuration that is designed for off-
road use. These types of vehicles can sometimes be found in the
form of a buggie, but are usually thought of as four-wheeled
vehicles. Most are designed for a single operator, who steers
with a set of handlebars that controls the front two tires. The
rider operates the vehicle in a similar fashion to that of a
motorcycle, with the extra wheels providing greater stability at
slower speeds. The main attraction of ATVs is their ability to
go over any type of terrain, and ultimately carry people and
supplies to areas that other vehicles cannot reach. Although
four-wheeled ATVs are considered the standard, there are also
three and six-wheeled models in use. The four-wheeled version is
often referred to as “quad” or “four-wheeler”. ATVs are used
worldwide, in all climates and conditions for recreation and
industrial purposes. About 80,000 ATVs are sold per month across
the globe. ATVs were f