Outline of vehicles
The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to vehicles:
Vehicle – non-living means of transportation. Vehicles are most often man-made, although some other means of transportation which are not made by man can also be called vehicles; examples include icebergs and floating tree trunks.
Types of vehicles
A pedal-powered quadracycle parked on a Canadian urban street amongst the cars
A man riding a skateboard.
- Aerosani
- All-terrain vehicle
- Amphibious all-terrain vehicle
- Amphibious vehicle
- Auto rickshaw
- Bathyscaphe
- Cable car
- Catamaran
- Coach (bus)
- Coach (carriage)
- Cycle rickshaw
- Dandy horse
- Deep Submergence Vehicle
- Diving bell
- Diving chamber
- Dog sled
- Draisine
- Electric vehicle
- Golf cart
- Ground effect vehicle
- Handcar
- Hopper[1]
- Hovercraft
- Ice Skates
- jet ski
- Kick scooter
- Land yacht
- Launch escape capsule
- Locomotive
- Maglev
- Minibus
- Minivan
- Monorail
- Monowheel
- Moped
- Omni Directional Vehicle
- Ornithopter
- Passenger car
- Rickshaw
- Pedalo
- Pogo Stick
- Powered parachute
- Quadracycle
- Race car
- Road train
- Rocket
- Rocket sled
- Rover
- Screw-propelled vehicle
- Sea tractor
- Zipline
Aircraft
Landcraft
- Automobile
- Bicycle
- Bus
- Motorcycle
- Scooter (motorcycle)
- Segway Personal Transporter
- Single-track vehicle
- Skateboard
- Skis
- Sled
- Snowboard
- Snowmobile
- Space Hopper
- Sports car
- Steam car
- Suv
- Tank
- Tractor
- Traction engine
- Train
- Tram
- Tricycle
- Trolleybus
- Truck
- Unicycle
- Van
- Velocipede
- Velomobile
- Wagon
- Wheelbarrow
- Wheelchair
Watercraft
History of vehicles
General vehicle-related concepts
Vehicle-related lists
See also
References
External links
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