a mode of water transport used to transport people and cargo between countries. You can take vehicles on board which makes them great for holidays.

They are motorised rickshaws and are common in hot/tropical countries as they’re not fully enclosed.

This is a watercraft which can operate entirely underwater. Their usage is almost entirely military, but there are a few in commercial use for sightseeing.

a large motor vehicle designed to transport cargo. They tend to have a small cab at the front, and back end shapes vary depending on the cargo.

they are used for group travel and inter-city travel. You can hire one as a group to travel to a destination, and schools often use them for field trips

another of the most common types of transport in the world. they can travel both short and long distances, and can be carried by ferry across countries.

This is a sled or sleigh pulled by dogs, and used to travel through snow and ice. You’ll find them in countries such as Canada and Greenland

similar to a truck but with less variation at the back – they are generally just rectangular with a flat platform.

They are prevalent around the world. They are a low-cost form of transport. With two wheels and zero emissions they are also eco-friendly and good for health

they operate fixed-route service on a regular schedule. they use use existing roads and lower-cost stops.

a type of train that runs on a track on the road. They are common in European cities as a mode of transport – Prague, Vienna and Ghent, for example.

can fly forward, backward and laterally thanks to its propellors. They theyare mostly used for the emergency services and military as well as sightseeing tours

a type of boat found worldwide, and propelled mostly or entirely by