All terrain vehicles or ATV is a general term applied on vehicles with three or four low-pressure tires, including amphibious ones. They are designed to travel on inhospitable terrain, and because of this, they are sturdy, stable and supposed to be, safe for rough and rugged ground. However, sturdy as they may be, all terrain vehicles should be operated only by those qualified and skilled enough to do so. Do not attempt it if you are not trained.
How to Operate an All Terrain Vehicle – Driving
Get acquainted with all terrain vehicles first. Learn as many things as possible about these fascinating, tough machines. Surf the net, read the manuals and slough through magazines about them. Be sure to get to know and ask people who have actually used an ATV.
Get use to the feel of driving first. First, observe how ATV drivers navigate the rough terrain. Ask them questions if you want. Try seating in one and imagine how you would control it when it is in motion. Do not try to go to really rugged terrain at once. Try the gentler, more manageable terrains in the beginning. Also, do not get on a three-wheel ATV at once. The four-wheel models are more stable...
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