Types of Transport

Motorpowered vehicle for road travel by persons, invented by Carl Benz in 1886

Also a motor-powered road vehicle but carries a lot more people. Generally used for public transport or charter purposes

Vehicle for air travel, can be used for passengers or cargo. Powered by propeller or jet

Two wheeled, human-powered, pedal-driven vehicle invented in 19th century Europe

This large vehicle is used to carry various cargo, usually occupied by 1 person. Uses can greatly vary depending on application

Aircraft capable of hovering, vertical landing and flying backwards. Consists of the Greek words Helix (spiral) and Pteron (wing)

Motor-powered vehicle with 2 or 3 wheels, has a saddle and handlebars, no cabin. For saferty the rider wears protective clothing and a helmet

Lightweight watercraft propelled by paddling. Pointy at both ends. Historically made from wood, modern ones from plastic or fiberglass

Amphibious vehicle that uses an air-cushion and a large propeller to travel across water, sand, mud, or ice

Long vehicle powered by diesel or electricity. Or steam in the past. Used for cargo or passengers. Uses rail to travel on

Large water vehicle that can carry thousands of passengers. Usually tourists for vacationing, houses on board entertainment such as cinema and casino

First airtravel by man, lighter than air. Generally for small leisure trips

Powerful vehicle used to leave Earth and travel to outer space

Horse-drawn vehicle for passengers. Used to be very common especially for wealthy people. Today used by tourists or leisurely rides

Railvehicle, lengthy to carry a lot of passengers. Used in large cities, drives underground

Vehicle used to carry people up or down a hill by the use of a gondela on a cable. Popular during ski-season

Single seated vehicle used by farmers to cultivate their land

Water vehicle that is used by scientists, and the navy or sometimes bilionaires. Drives under the surface.

Water vehicle can vary vastly in size. Used to be the only way to travel by water other than paddling. Commercially overtaken by propulsion that does no longer require wind

Air vehicle that resembles a sausage shaped balloon. Has a rigid frame

Plank with wheels, carries one. Can be used to do tricks

Flies, otherwise unidentifiable