The VHF Band, or Very High Frequency Band, is a range of radio frequencies from 30 MHz to 300 MHz. It is commonly used for various forms of communication, including television broadcasts, FM radio, and two-way radios. The VHF Band is known for its ability to transmit signals over long distances, especially in open areas. VHF signals can travel further than those in the UHF Band due to their longer wavelengths. This makes them ideal for applications like marine communication and aviation. Additionally, the VHF Band is often used in emergency services, allowing for reliable communication during critical situations.