Editing Driving wheel (section)

==Other uses of the term ''driving wheel''==
The term ''driving wheel'' is sometimes used to denote the ''[[Sprocket|drive sprocket]]'' which moves the [[Caterpillar track|track]] on tracked vehicles such as [[tank]]s and [[bulldozer]]s.<ref>{{cite book| page=viii| title=Armoured Guardsmen| first=Robert| last=Boscawen| publisher=Pen & Sword| orig-year=2001| year=2010| location=Barnsley, England| isbn=978-1-84884-317-2| url=https://books.google.com/books?id=kNtDBgAAQBAJ&q=driving+wheel+on+tracked+vehicles&pg=PR8| via=Google Books}}</ref><ref>{{cite book| page=7| title=The Kids' Guide to Military Vehicles| first=Lisa M. Bolt| last=Simons| publisher=Edge Books| location=Mankato, MN| year=2010| isbn=978-1-4296-3370-3| url=https://books.google.com/books?id=yhgYAatMOJ0C&q=driving+wheel+on+tracked+vehicles&pg=PP5| via=Google Books}}</ref>