Quad Bike v2 (PBR)

Quad Biking (Quad ATV) is the term used to refer to four wheeled drive off road vehicles. These can range from fun recreational ATVs, to race quad bikes.

ATVs and quad bikes are legal to drive on public roads with a category B or category 1 license. You must wear sturdy footwear that covers your ankles, as well as an approved helmet to remain compliant.

Before you embark on any adventure with ATVs and quad bikes, it's essential to understand the risks that come with driving them - both on and off road. The most frequent risk factor associated with ATVs and quad bikes is a crash wherein the rider loses control of their vehicle.

Male riders tend to be more vulnerable to QB crashes than female riders due to their tendencies for being impulsive and thrill seekers, which can lead them to make decisions that increase the likelihood of them colliding.

Research into the causes of quad bike accidents and injuries has been extensive, leading to a systematic review of observational studies on these incidents to identify their contributing factors.

One key risk factor for quad bikes is the number of riders involved in a crash; studies have indicated that more passengers pose an increased chance of rollovers and forward flips. This is especially true of recreational quadbikes where additional weight adds to their weight and puts them at greater risk [67]. Furthermore, multiple riders make it difficult to control during a crash and may prevent them from escaping from the vehicle during one.

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