The Consequences Of Driving The ATV

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I would a hundred percent agree to use a Yamaha Rhino for free for a day. Based on the video from the book and other YouTube video, the Yamaha Rhino is not very safe. Driving the Yamaha Rhino has led to many injuries and fifty-nine deaths. The way the Rhino is built leads the ATV to flip over. This is mainly due to the ATV being top heavy. However, Yamaha industries blames the accidents and deaths on reckless driving. I do believe that some of the riders injured by driving the ATV were under the illusion that they could control the ATV. Not many ATV’s can climb steep hills without flipping. However, riders would try to climb dirt mountains without helmets or seatbelts, and without shifting their weight. Knowing all of this information,

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