Ways to Travel

Find 10 vehicles that get us from here to there.

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About This Puzzle

People have always looked for faster, easier, and more fun ways to get around. This puzzle gathers ten vehicles that travel on land, water, rails, and through the air.

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Airplane: The Wright brothers made the first powered, controlled airplane flight in 1903 at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
Train: A line of connected cars pulled along rails, which made long-distance travel and shipping dramatically faster in the 1800s.
Bicycle: A two-wheeled, pedal-powered vehicle that is one of the most efficient ways for a person to travel.
Submarine: A vessel designed to operate underwater, used for exploration, research, and by navies around the world.
Helicopter: An aircraft lifted by spinning rotor blades, which lets it take off vertically and hover in place.
Motorcycle: A two-wheeled motor vehicle that combines the speed of an engine with the lightweight frame of a bicycle.
Ferry: A boat that carries passengers and vehicles across rivers, bays, and short stretches of sea.
Scooter: A small vehicle with two wheels and a standing platform, powered by pushing with a foot or by a small motor.
Tram: A rail vehicle that runs along streets in a city, also known as a streetcar or trolley.
Subway: An underground rail system that moves large numbers of people through busy cities without adding to street traffic.