Seaplane
This aircraft lands on water using floats or a boat-shaped body.
Icebreaker
This ship breaks through thick ice so other vessels can travel through frozen waters.
Tram
An electric vehicle that carries passengers along rails on city streets.
Electric unicycle
A self-balancing electric vehicle with one wheel that the rider controls with their body.
Double decker bus
A bus with two levels of seats to carry more passengers.
Supersonic aircraft
This aircraft is designed to fly faster than the speed of sound.
Ferry
This vessel carries hundreds of cars and passengers across water on a regular route.
Steam train

A train powered by steam produced by heating water, traditionally using coal.
Segway
A two-wheeled electric vehicle that balances itself and is controlled by leaning.
Camper van
A vehicle equipped with sleeping space and sometimes a small kitchen for travelling.
Aerial refueling tanker
This aircraft is designed to refuel other aircraft while both are in flight.
Container ship
This enormous ship carries thousands of standardized metal boxes stacked on its deck.
Freight train
A train designed to transport goods rather than passengers.
Jetpack
A wearable device that uses powerful jets to lift a person into the air.
Monster truck
A modified truck with enormous wheels, often used for stunts and competitions.
Glider
This aircraft has no engine and uses rising air currents to stay airborne.
Tanker
This vessel transports crude oil or liquid chemicals in huge tanks rather than individual containers.
Chair lift
A series of suspended seats that carries people up a mountain, especially at ski resorts.
Airtaxi
A small aircraft designed to carry passengers over cities, potentially without a pilot onboard.
Snowcat
A tracked vehicle designed to travel over snow and prepare ski slopes.
Airship/blimp
This lighter-than-air aircraft uses a large envelope filled with gas and has an engine.
Trawler
This ship collects fish using large nets or specialized fishing equipment on board.
Gondola lift
An enclosed cabin suspended from cables that transports people over mountains or valleys.
Delivery robot
A small self-driving robot that transports food or packages without a human driver.
Forklift
A small industrial vehicle with two metal forks that lift and move heavy loads.
Crop duster
This aircraft sprays crops from above to control pests or distribute fertilizer.
Catamaran
This vessel has two parallel hulls instead of one, making it more stable on the water.
Funicular
A railway that carries passengers up and down steep hills using cables.
Powered Exoskeleton
A wearable robotic frame that helps people walk, move, or lift heavy objects.
Rickshaw
A small passenger vehicle pulled or pedalled by a person, often used in busy cities.
Flying wing aircraft
This aircraft has no tail and uses its entire body to generate lift, reducing drag.
Tugboat
This boat has a powerful engine and pushes or pulls much larger ships through crowded ports.
Monorail
A train that travels along a single rail, often elevated above city streets.
Amphibious vehicle
A vehicle that can travel on land and move through water.
Bulldozer
A heavy construction vehicle with a large front blade used to push soil and rubble.
Tiltrotor aircraft
This aircraft can take off vertically like a helicopter, then fly forward like a plane.
Hovercraft
This vehicle travels over water on a cushion of air, allowing it to cross mud or shallow ground too.
Maglev train
A train that uses magnetic forces to lift and propel itself, reducing friction with the track.
Hyperloop
A proposed high-speed transport system in which pods travel through low-pressure tubes.
Amphibious tracked vehicle
A vehicle with tank-like tracks that can travel across mud and swampy ground, and sometimes through water.