Vehicles Names

A vehicle can be defined as a means of transport that runs automatically through a machine. It can be used to transport people or cargo.The everyday vehicles that are used for daily work are wagons, bicycles, motor vehicles, cars, railed vehicles, watercraft, aircraft and spacecraft.

Vehicles can be divided into categories based on their function. Vehicles can be operating on road, water or air. The needs can be mostly carrying cargo, transporting people, adventure sports, and also emergencies. 

There are different vehicles for travel, cargo and also hybrid vehicles that carry both.

Van

Vans are these vehicles that are used by courier, parcel and cargo people. It is used to carry heavy goods or online orders as they are enclosed and has a protected large space within the vehicle and can be customised according to the types of goods that are being carried. 

Van

Taxi 

Taxis are vehicles that are meant for the transport of people over short distances mainly within a city. These are small four-wheelers that can be used by 4-5 people at maximum. 

Taxi

School Bus

These are mostly like buses and can accommodate about 30-40 kids at once. The schools use these vehicles to pick students up from their homes and bring them to school and also send them back safely. 

School Bus

Ambulance

These are special vehicles with all types of equipment which are needed for healthcare. These are having special beds in order to transport critical patients from their houses to hospitals or from one hospital to another.

Ambulance 

Motorcycle (Bike)

These are two-wheeled vehicles that are used in day-to-day life to run errands and also are a very comfortable transport mode in cities where the streets are very crowded.  It can only accommodate two people on it among which one is the rider and the other one is the pillion.

Bike

Fire Engine

Fire engine helps to put out fires in any place such as a building, home, shopping mall, etc. It contains a lot of water and spray water to put out fires.

Firetruck 

Crane 

These are heavy-duty vehicles that are used to lift heavy machines and construction material from the ground and load them in any carrying vehicle. They are often used in construction sites to carry heavy loads from point A to point B.

Crane

Fork-lift

These are vehicles with two extended metal arms that can move on the vertical axis.

Forklift  

Tractor

These are agricultural vehicles. These vehicles can have any kind of attachment behind them as per the need in the crop field. A sowing drill can be fixed behind them and used for sowing seeds. Cultivation blade attachment fixed on them can help cut large areas of crops in a short duration. It is also used for the transport of agricultural goods by fixing a trailer behind it.

Tractor  

Cement Mixer

These are large four-wheeled vehicles with a huge mixer grinder fixed upon it. In construction sites where a huge quantity of concrete and cement is needed to be mixed for fixing the bricks.

Cement Mixer

Train

These are the vehicles that don't run on streets and need special tracks and have metal wheels and multiple compartments and can accommodate hundreds of passengers and are used for short as well as long-distance transport. 

Train

Helicopters 

These are the vehicles that can fly in the air because of the rotating blades on top of them and on the tail. They are used by military forces for attacks, rescue operations on mountains and during natural calamities. These have very limited accommodation.  

Helicopter

Aeroplanes

These can fly long distances and carry passengers from one part of the world to another and travel very fast and thus long-distance transport can be done in very short durations.  It can also accommodate a large number of passengers. 

Aeroplane 

Summary 

Vehicles are very important machines in our daily lives. Various important tasks can be done using very specific vehicles. Vehicles can run on land, water and also air. Thes 3 modes of transport are discussed in the article with various examples. Like cars are examples of road/land transport, ships are examples of water transport and aeroplanes are examples of air transport.