Tracked vehicles are types of vehicles that use continuous tracks instead of traditional wheels. These tracks distribute the vehicle's weight over a larger surface area, which helps prevent it from sinking into soft ground. This design makes tracked vehicles ideal for rough terrains, such as mud, snow, and sand. Common examples of tracked vehicles include tanks, bulldozers, and snowmobiles. They are often used in military applications, construction, and agriculture. The ability to navigate challenging landscapes makes tracked vehicles essential for various industries and activities that require mobility in difficult conditions.