A tracked vehicle is a type of vehicle that uses continuous tracks, instead of wheels, to move. These tracks are made of strong materials, usually metal, and are designed to spread the vehicle's weight over a larger area, which helps it move more easily over rough or soft ground, like mud or snow. Tracked vehicles are often used in difficult terrains where regular wheeled vehicles might struggle, such as in construction, military, or off-road applications. Examples include tanks, bulldozers, and snowmobiles.

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