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off-road vehicle
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off-road vehicle [′ȯf¦rōd ′vē·ə·kəl]
(mechanical engineering)
A conveyance designed to travel on unpaved roads, trails, beaches, or rough terrain rather than on public roads.


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Off road vehicles are supposed to be driven in places where there are no proper roads and if there are any they are not so good This makes Xenon headlights for Off road vehicles the most important accessory and every off road vehicle owner should go for this upgrade Off road vehicles are supposed to be driven in places where there are no proper roads and if there are any they are not so good.
Additionally, you can join in fun-filled events with loved ones or family and practice driving your off road vehicle with confidence through challenging situation safely.
Traffic sergeant Derek Longman said: 'We are determined to clamp down on those youths who persistently cause a disturbance and create a potential hazard by using off road vehicles in residential areas.
 
 
 
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