All-terrain vehicles, or ATVs, are off-road vehicles that are designed to be driven on a variety of terrains, including sand, mud, snow, and rough or rocky terrain. ATVs are typically small and lightweight, and they have four low-pressure tires that provide a high level of traction and stability. ATVs are equipped with handlebars and a throttle, and they are operated by standing on the vehicle and leaning to control the direction of travel. ATVs are used for a variety of purposes, such as recreation, hunting, farming, and search and rescue. ATVs can be dangerous if they are not used properly, and they are subject to safety regulations in many jurisdictions.

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