Vocabulary of Land Transportation

Bus = A large vehicle for transporting people, often used for public transportation Bicycle = A vehicle with two wheels, powered by pedals Truck = A large vehicle for transporting goods or cargo Motorcycle = A two-wheeled vehicle, powered by an engine

Train = For transporting large groups of people over long distances Taxi = For transporting individuals or small groups over short distances Tram = For transporting people within a city or town Car = For personal transportation, often for a single person or family

Scooter = A lightweight, two-wheeled vehicle, often used for short distances Van = A vehicle for transporting people or goods, often larger than a car Rickshaw = A light, two-wheeled vehicle, pulled or pedaled by a person Trailer = A vehicle towed behind another vehicle, often for carrying goods

<p>Off-road vehicle = For driving on rough, unpaved terrain, such as mountains or deserts Trolley = For transporting people within a city or town, often on a fixed route Ambulance = For transporting people in emergency medical situations Recumbent bike = For riding on paved roads or bike paths, often for recreation</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>School bus = For transporting students to and from school Delivery truck = For transporting goods or packages to customers Police car = For law enforcement and emergency response Racing car = For competitive driving on a track or circuit</p> Signup and view all the answers