Share Gateway 3rd unit 3 Transport - vehicles and types
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Airplane
A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings, used for air travel of passengers and cargo over long distances.
Ambulance
A specially equipped vehicle designed to transport sick or injured people to medical facilities.
Amphibious Vehicle
A vehicle capable of operating on both land and water.
Bicycle
A two-wheeled vehicle powered by pedaling, used for personal transport and recreation.
Bus
A large motor vehicle designed to carry multiple passengers along fixed routes.
Cable Car
A vehicle suspended from cables, used for transport up steep inclines or across valleys.
Canoe
A narrow, lightweight boat propelled by paddles, typically pointed at both ends.
Car
A four-wheeled motor vehicle designed for personal transport, usually seating 2-8 people.
Cargo Ship
A large vessel designed specifically for transporting goods and freight across seas and oceans.
Cogwheel Railway
A steep-grade railway that uses a toothed rack rail and cogwheel mechanism to climb steep slopes.
Cruise Ship
A large passenger ship used for ocean voyages, typically for leisure and tourism.
Ferry
A boat or ship that carries passengers and vehicles across bodies of water on regular routes.
Funicular
A cable railway on a steep slope, with ascending and descending cars counterbalancing each other.
Gondola
A traditional flat-bottomed Venetian rowing boat, or an aerial cable car cabin.
Helicopter
A rotorcraft that uses rotating blades to achieve vertical flight and hovering capability.
Hot Air Balloon
An aircraft consisting of a large balloon filled with heated air, carrying a basket for passengers.
