Outline of vehicles
Overview of and topical guide to 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 human-made, although some other means of transportation which are not made by humans can also be called vehicles; examples include icebergs and floating tree trunks.
Types of vehicles
- Aerosledge
- 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
- Diver Propulsion Vehicle
- Diving bell
- Diving chamber
- Dog sled
- Draisine
- Electric vehicle
- Golf cart
- Ground effect vehicle
- Handcar
- Hopper[1]
- Hovercraft
- Jet ski
- Kick scooter
- Land yacht
- Launch escape capsule
- Locomotive
- Maglev
- Minibus
- Minivan
- Monorail
- Monowheel
- Moped
- Narrow-track vehicle
- 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
- Single-track vehicle
- Tilting trike
Aircraft
- Airplane
- Airship
- Autogyro
- Balloon (aeronautics)
- Blimp
- Fixed-wing aircraft
- Glider aircraft
- Ground effect vehicle
- Hang glider
- Helicopter
- Jet aircraft
- Jet pack
- Wingpack
- Paramotor
- Powered parachute
- Ornithopter
- Rocket
- Escape capsule
- Unmanned aerial vehicle
Landcraft
- All terrain vehicle
- Amphibious all-terrain vehicle
- Amphibious vehicle
- Automobile
- Autorickshaw
- Aerosledge
- Bicycle
- Bus
- Cable car
- Car
- Coach (bus)
- Coach (carriage)
- Cycle rickshaw
- Dandy horse
- Dog sled
- Draisine
- Electric vehicle
- Golf cart
- Kick scooter
- Landship
- Narrow-track vehicle
- Maglev
- Military vehicle
- Minibus
- Minivan
- Monorail
- Motorcycle
- Motorhome
- Monowheel
- Moped
- Off-road vehicle
- Scooter (motorcycle)
- Segway Personal Transporter
- Passenger car
- Pickup truck
- Pogo stick
- Omni directional vehicle
- Quadracycle
- Single-track vehicle
- Skateboard
- Screw propelled vehicle
- Sedan
- Semi-trailer truck
- Sled
- Snowboard
- Snowmobile
- Space Hopper
- Sports car
- Steam car
- Street legal vehicle
- Sport utility vehicle
- Tilting trike
- Tank
- Tractor
- Traction engine
- Race car
- Recreational vehicle
- Road train
- Rickshaw
- Land yacht
- Locomotive
- Rocket sled
- Rover
- Train
- Tram
- Tricycle
- Trolleybus
- Truck
- Unicycle
- Van
- Velocipede
- Velomobile
- Wagon
- Wheelbarrow
- Wheelchair
Watercraft
- Bathyscape
- Boat
- Catamaran
- Deep submergence vehicle
- Diving Bell
- Diving chamber
- Canoe
- Hovercraft
- Hydrofoil
- Kayak
- Pedalo
- Jet ski
- Sailboat
- Sea tractor
- Ship
- Submarine
- Submersible
- Surfboard
- Yacht
Spacecraft
Hypothetical vehicles
In works of either fiction of hypothetical science, certain vehicle had been imagined to transport people and/or cargo beyond the traditional domains of land, sea, air and space. Of which time travel is the most popular. However, traveling between dimensions has also been seen as an alternative to time travel.
Timecraft
History of vehicles
- History of the automobile
- History of the bicycle
- History of the electric vehicle
- History of motorcycles
- History of steam road vehicles
- List of aircraft
- List of bicycle types
- List of cars
- List of locomotives
- List of military vehicles
- List of ships
- List of spacecraft
- List of truck types
- List of vehicle instruments
See also
Transport portal
Cars portal
Trains portal
References
- ^ "Hopper vehicle could explore Mars by jumping | Crave - CNET". news.cnet.com. Archived from the original on 2012-11-02.
External links
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