A four-wheeled motor vehicle designed for personal transport, usually seating 2-8 people.
Car
A series of connected railway cars pulled by a locomotive, used for passenger or freight transport.
Train
A rail vehicle that runs on tracks along public streets, used for urban passenger transport.
Tram
A light, two-wheeled passenger cart pulled by a person (or motorized in modern versions).
Rickshaw
A medium-sized motor vehicle used for transporting goods or groups of people.
Van
An aircraft consisting of a large balloon filled with heated air, carrying a basket for passengers.
Hot Air Balloon
A railway system where trains run on a single rail or beam, typically elevated above ground.
Monorail
An electric bus that draws power from overhead wires using trolley poles.
Trolleybus
A vehicle that travels over land or water on a cushion of air produced by downward-facing fans.
Hovercraft
A cable railway on a steep slope, with ascending and descending cars counterbalancing each other.
Funicular
A passenger train service connecting city centers with surrounding suburban areas.
Suburban Train
An urban transport lift used to move people between different street levels in hilly cities, housed in a shaft or tower structure.
Vertical Lift/Elevator
A transport whose flight follows a path that starts at Earth, goes into space, and ends back at the surface without completing a full orbit, touching the edge of "space". Space tourists use this
suborbital vehicle
A rocket-launch spacecraft able to land like an unpowered aircraft, used for journeys between Earth and the craft orbiting the earth.
spaceshuttle
A car available for hire with a driver, used for individual passenger transport to specific destinations.
Taxi
A vehicle or device designed for travel or operation outside Earth's atmosphere.
spacecraft
A large passenger ship used for ocean voyages, typically for leisure and tourism.
Cruise Ship
A vehicle suspended from cables, used for transport up steep inclines or across valleys.
Cable Car
A small, narrow watercraft propelled by a double-bladed paddle, with the paddler seated facing forward.
Kayak
A narrow, lightweight boat propelled by paddles, typically pointed at both ends.
Canoe
A recreational boat or ship, typically luxurious, used for cruising or racing.
Yacht
a bicycle with a motor
moped
a small bus for about 12 people
minibus
A small underwater vessel used for deep-sea exploration and research, typically with limited range.
Submersible
A two-wheeled vehicle powered by pedaling, used for personal transport and recreation.
Bicycle
A large motor vehicle designed to carry multiple passengers along fixed routes.
Bus
A specially equipped vehicle designed to transport sick or injured people to medical facilities.
Ambulance
A boat propelled primarily by wind acting on sails mounted on masts.
Sailboat
A vehicle capable of operating on both land and water.
Amphibious Vehicle
Tuk - A motorized three-wheeled vehicle used as a taxi, common in Asia and other regions.
Tuk
A steep-grade railway that uses a toothed rack rail and cogwheel mechanism to climb steep slopes.
Cogwheel Railway
A traditional flat-bottomed Venetian rowing boat, or an aerial cable car cabin.
Gondola
A large vessel designed specifically for transporting goods and freight across seas and oceans.
Cargo Ship
A watercraft capable of underwater operation, used for exploration, research, or military purposes.
Submarine
a large truck designed to carry heavy loads
lorry
An underground railway system used for rapid urban passenger transport.
Subway/Metro
A specialized ship equipped for scientific exploration and study of marine environments.
Research Vessel
A short board mounted on four wheels, propelled by pushing off the ground with one foot.
Skateboard
A small, motorized watercraft designed for one or two riders, steered like a motorcycle.
Jet Ski
A large motor vehicle designed primarily for transporting cargo and goods.
Truck
A powered flying vehicle with fixed wings, used for air travel of passengers and cargo over long distances.
Airplane
A rotorcraft that uses rotating blades to achieve vertical flight and hovering capability.
Helicopter
A boat or ship that carries passengers and vehicles across bodies of water on regular routes.
Ferry
A two-wheeled motor vehicle designed for one or two riders.
Motorcycle
A two-wheeled vehicle with a step-through frame, either motorized or kick-powered.
Scooter
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