Erie, Pa. (WJET/WFXP) — Warmer weather means more people are beginning to head outside, and one popular way to travel off-road is by using ATVs and UTVs. But what is the difference between an ATV and ...

All-Terrain Vehicles date back to the 1960s and have been a staple of off-road fun since the 1980s. Able to easily travel rough terrain, they quickly became a favorite among hunters, farmers, and ...

Riding all-terrain vehicles (AT Vs) and utility terrain vehicles (UTVs) is one of the fastest growing segments of outdoor recreation in Wisconsin, according to Department of Natural Resources ...

The ATV/UTV industry contributes more to Wisconsin's economy than it does in any other state in the country. Registrations of UTVs has steadily increased in recent years while ATV registrations have ...

On the surface, ATVs and UTVs appear to share the same off-road environment, but they are designed to prioritize very different needs. ATVs, or all-terrain vehicles, are designed to carry one rider.

All-terrain vehicles, better known as ATVs, quads or four-wheelers, are typically designed to seat one rider, but some have a second seat for another rider. The vehicles are compact and maneuverable, ...