Water Vehicles
This type of boat is often powered by oars and used for sport or leisure.
Rowing boat
This type of aircraft is lighter than air and uses heated gas to float.
Hot-air Balloon
This person drives a car or bus.
Driver
This person rides a bicycle.
Cyclist
This vehicle is similar to a tram but travels underground in many cities.
Underground
This large ship is designed for passengers to enjoy holidays on the sea, often stopping at various ports.
Cruise Liner
This type of aircraft has rotating blades and can take off and land vertically.
Helicopter
This type of vehicle travels on tracks and is often used for public transportation within cities.
Tram
This vehicle is often used for personal transport and has two wheels.
Bicycle
This large vehicle is used for transporting many passengers over long distances by road.
Coach
This smaller boat is used to transport passengers and vehicles across a body of water.
Ferry
This person flies an airplane or helicopter.
Pilot
This large vehicle is used to transport goods over long distances by road.
Lorry
This person drives a motorcycle.
Motorist
This area at a railway station is where passengers wait to board trains.
Platform
This person is in charge of a ship and its crew.
Captain
This area in an airplane is where passengers sit.
Cabin
This person buys a ticket and travels in a vehicle but is not the one driving it.
Passenger
This person walks on foot, especially in an area where vehicles travel.
Pedestrian
This person checks and sells tickets on trains or buses.
Conductor
This type of luxurious boat is often used for private travel and recreation.
Yacht
This group of people works on a plane or ship, serving passengers and managing the operation.
Crew
This term describes any means of transport, such as a car, bike, or bus.
Vehicle
This two-wheeled vehicle is powered by a motor and often used for faster travel than a bicycle.
Motorcycle
This large ship transports passengers and vehicles across the sea, larger than a ferry.
Cruise Liner