The second year of medical school is all about everything that can go wrong with the body. This means courses in pharmacology, pathology/pathophysiology, microbiology and an introduction to clinical medicine. As you can tell there is not a whole bunch of patient contact in the first two years of medical school.
The differences between an ATV and a UTV become clear with a simple glance at the rider positions: an ATV rider will straddle the vehicle on a saddle, while UTV riders can sit on side by side on bench seats or bucket seats. The steering differs between the two as well.
ATV.com has been working on a series of articles about how and why ATVs and UTVs can be useful tools for farmers and landowners. Last week we looked at what these versatile machines can do to help ease your workload. This article will hopefully serve to help you decide between an ATV and a UTV. An ATV, or all terrain vehicle as defined by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), is a quad, quad bike, three wheeler, four wheeler or even six wheeler that travels on low-pressure tires.