A towing vehicle is a type of vehicle designed to pull or tow another vehicle or object, such as a trailer or boat. Common examples of towing vehicles include trucks, SUVs, and vans, which are equipped with a hitch to connect to the towed item. These vehicles often have enhanced power and stability to handle the added weight. Towing vehicles are equipped with specific features to ensure safe towing, including a strong frame, a reliable braking system, and sometimes additional mirrors for better visibility. Proper towing capacity is crucial, as it determines how much weight the vehicle can safely tow without risking damage or loss of control.