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A to Z Vehicles - Part-5

A to Z Vehicles Part-5 ⁨#SPGN_Vibes⁩ Here’s a complete A to Z list of vehicle names: A Ambulance – carries sick or injured people to hospitals. Aeroplane – used for long-distance travel in the air. Auto Rickshaw – a small three-wheeled vehicle for short trips. B Bus – carries many passengers at once. Bicycle – two-wheeled pedal vehicle. Bulldozer – construction vehicle for pushing soil and debris. C Car – personal four-wheeled vehicle. Crane – lifts and moves heavy materials. Cycle (Bicycle) – used for exercise, travel, and fun. D Dump Truck – carries and dumps materials like sand and gravel. Drone – small flying vehicle used for photography and delivery. Double-decker Bus – a bus with two floors. E Excavator – digs soil and rocks at construction sites. Electric Scooter – battery-powered scooter for short trips. Express Train – fast train for long-distance travel. F Fire Engine – fights fires and rescues people. Ferry – boat that carries passengers and vehicles across water. Forklift – lifts and moves heavy loads in warehouses. G Garbage Truck – collects and transports waste. Glider – aircraft without an engine. Golf Cart – small vehicle used on golf courses. H Helicopter – flies up and down, used for rescue and travel. Hovercraft – moves on land and water using air cushions. Horse Carriage – old-style vehicle pulled by horses. I Ice Cream Van – sells ice creams and snacks. Intercity Bus – bus for long-distance travel between cities. Interceptor Boat – fast boat used by coast guards. J Jeep – strong vehicle for rough roads. Jet – fast airplane for travel or military use. Jet Ski – small water vehicle for fun and sport. K Kart (Go-Kart) – used for fun racing. Kayak – small boat powered by paddles. Kick Scooter – a two-wheeled push scooter for kids. L Limousine – luxury long car. Loader – construction vehicle for lifting heavy things. Locomotive – engine of a train. M Motorcycle – two-wheeled motor vehicle. Metro Train – city train for public transport. Monorail – train running on a single rail. N Narrowboat – long, narrow boat for rivers and canals. Naval Ship – warship used by the navy. Nissan Car – example of a car brand. O Oil Tanker – carries oil by road or sea. Omnibus – old word for bus. Off-road Vehicle – used for rough terrains. P Police Car – used by police for patrol. Pickup Truck – small truck for carrying goods. Passenger Plane – carries people by air. Q Quad Bike – four-wheeled bike for off-road travel. Quadcopter Drone – drone with four propellers. Queen Mary Ship – famous passenger ship. R Rocket – used for space travel. Rickshaw – three-wheeled passenger vehicle. Road Roller – used to flatten roads. S Ship – large water vehicle. Scooter – two-wheeled motor vehicle. Submarine – underwater naval vehicle. T Tractor – used in farming. Taxi – passenger vehicle for hire. Train – carries passengers or goods on tracks. U Unicycle – one-wheeled cycle. UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) – flying vehicle (unknown origin). Utility Van – van used for work and transport. V Van – medium-sized vehicle for people or goods. Volvo Bus – luxury bus. Velocipede – early form of a bicycle. W Wagon – vehicle pulled by horses or attached to trains. Water Tanker – carries water. Wheelchair – helps disabled people move. X XUV (Crossover Utility Vehicle) – modern SUV. X-ray Van – mobile medical van with X-ray machines. X-plane – experimental aircraft. Y Yacht – luxury boat for travel. Yamato Ship – famous Japanese battleship. Yamaha Bike – example of a motorbike brand. Z Zeppelin – large airship. Zamboni – machine used to clean ice rinks. Zip Car – car-sharing rental vehicle.    • A to Z Vehicles Part-4 @SPGN_Vibes