Category: Transport & Travel

A road or surface covered with ice or frozen snow.

A high-speed highway, especially in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

The pedal that controls a vehicle's speed.

A wind blowing against the direction of travel; by extension, an unfavorable current or situation.

A vehicle light used to signal a change of direction.

A stunt in which a bicycle or motorcycle rides on its rear wheel.

A Soviet spacecraft name.

A short-haul passenger aircraft.

An express service or express train.

A moving staircase for carrying people between floors.

A key used to start a vehicle's engine or ignition system.

Slowing a vehicle by using the engine instead of the brakes alone.

An abbreviated loanword for automatic, car, or related auto- prefix uses.

Camping done with a car or camper, often at a site where vehicles can be parked beside the tent area.

A clutch mechanism that engages or disengages automatically.

A two-wheeled motor vehicle.

A car with an open roof or a removable soft top.

A sea route used for transporting oil.

Relating to driving or travel on rough, unpaved ground.

An air conditioner for a car.

A ferry for carrying cars and other vehicles.

A canoe designed in the Canadian style, typically open and paddled with a single-bladed paddle.

A narrow, open boat paddled by hand.

A safety barrier along the side of a road or bridge.

A guide, a person or thing that leads or helps navigate.

A book that gives practical guidance or travel information.

Gasohol; a gasoline-ethanol fuel blend.

Fuel for motor vehicles.

A place that sells gasoline and related services.

A building or space for parking or storing vehicles.

The main structural beam along the bottom of a boat or ship.

A tracked running gear used on vehicles and machinery.

An enclosed compartment or small room, especially on a vehicle or ship.

A caravan or a traveling group of people.

A vehicle equipped for living in while traveling.

A gear, especially in a vehicle or machine.

A two-door car with a sloping roofline.

A horn on a car or other vehicle.

A clutch, especially the mechanism in a vehicle for engaging and disengaging power.

A cruiser, especially a warship or a cabin cruiser.

The act of traveling or sailing around leisurely.

A leisure trip by ship or boat.

A fixed-wing aircraft that flies without an engine.

A boat with a transparent bottom for viewing underwater scenery.

A cable, or a cable railway.

A course, route, lane, or planned path of action.

The act or skill of taking corners, especially in vehicles or sports.

The enclosed control area of an aircraft.

A concourse; a large open hall or passage in a station, airport, or similar building.

A group of vehicles or ships traveling together.

A small low-slung kart used for recreation or racing.

A traffic light.

A gondola or similar open or enclosed carrier, especially on boats, lifts, or balloons.

A roadside facility for rest, food, and services.

A route or course intended for cycling.

A motorcycle sidecar.

The brake used to keep a parked car stationary.

The mirror mounted on the side of a vehicle for rearward visibility.

A wildlife viewing trip or expedition, especially in Africa.

A submarine; also used in Japanese for the submarine pitching style in baseball.

A roof panel on a car that can open or slide back.

A seat, especially one in a vehicle or public place.

A signal, especially in traffic, vehicles, or other controlled systems.

A ship, especially in ordinary nautical usage.

A downtown airport terminal facility, often linked to shuttle or bus access.

To shift a vehicle into a lower gear.

A word for several things that move back and forth or carry between points.

A bus that runs back and forth on a fixed route.

A priority seat on public transport, usually reserved for older passengers and other people in need.

A rugged off-road vehicle, or a Jeep-type vehicle.

A jet, especially an aircraft or jet propulsion.

A triangular sail set forward on a boat.

A junction, especially a road or highway interchange.

A suitcase for carrying clothes and other belongings.

A parking facility built on multiple levels.

A discounted airline ticket for students.

A rowing boat used for sculling.

A small two-wheeled motor vehicle.

A station or facility serving transport or related services.

A tire with metal studs for use on snow or ice.

A handbrake-assisted turning maneuver, especially in driving and motorsports.

A part fitted to a vehicle to block mud and water spray.

A reusable spacecraft used to carry people and cargo into space.

A car designed for speed and performance.

Driving in a safe, careful way.

A passenger car with a separate trunk and a fixed roof.

A glider or sailplane, especially a high-performance one.

A station, airport, or other transport hub building.

A taxicab for hire.

A small boat used to tow or maneuver larger vessels.

A ship or vehicle used to carry liquid cargo.

A truck designed to carry liquid cargo.

A tandem arrangement; also a motorcycle passenger riding behind the driver.

To dump; also a dump truck.

A truck used for carrying and dumping loose materials.

The act of leaving a hotel or similar accommodation.

The act of registering on arrival at a hotel, airport, or similar place.

A ticket for travel, admission, or entry.

A person who is traveling for pleasure.

Going out for a tour or ride, especially by car, motorcycle, or bicycle.

A sightseeing or organized trip.

A room with two separate beds.

Diesel fuel or a diesel engine.

A small boat, often carried or towed by a larger vessel.

A flat surface on a ship, building, or electronic playback device.

A place for storage or a distribution center for goods or vehicles.

Flexible bus service that operates based on passenger requests.

A small, concrete guard post or fortification used in defense.

A fee paid for the use of a road or bridge.

A powerful motor vehicle used for pulling heavy loads or machinery.

A large, heavy motor vehicle used for transporting goods.

A pre-printed, fixed-amount check for use in foreign countries.

The act of going on a trip or journey.

Storage compartment of a car or a large luggage bag.

The act of passing through a place while traveling to a final destination.

A journey or excursion, or an identification hash used on anonymous imageboards.

A vehicle pulled by another, or a short promotional film for a movie or game.

A traditional Russian carriage or sleigh drawn by three horses abreast.

A small rail car used for transport in mines, logging, or construction.

A mirror on the exterior of a vehicle door for viewing the area behind and to the sides.

Close-range aerial combat between fighter aircraft.

A person who drives, a hand tool, or software controlling hardware.

The act of operating a vehicle or taking a leisure trip in a car.

A map designed for motorists showing roads and geographical information.

A metal or plastic plate attached to a motor vehicle for official identification purposes.

A vehicle transmission system that does not require a manual clutch pedal.

Travel or movement without any intermediate stops.

A car with a rigid roof, often designed to look like a convertible with the top up.

A place on the coast where vessels may find shelter.

A main road, especially one connecting major towns or cities.

A long walk, especially in the countryside or mountains.

Illegally seizing a vehicle, especially an aircraft, in transit.

A high-end hired car with a professional driver.

Emergency flashing lights on a vehicle used to warn other drivers.

A sudden break or explosion of a tire, pipe, or signal.

A two-wheeled motor vehicle or bicycle.

A road or route that avoids a congested area, or a secondary channel used to divert flow.

A long period of leisure and recreation, often spent traveling.

A truck equipped with a pump and a tank for collecting and transporting sewage from septic tanks.

A small light carriage for a baby or a light off-road vehicle.

A large motor vehicle for public transport, or a communication system in computing.

A self-propelled deep-sea submersible for ocean exploration.

A mirror in a vehicle that allows the driver to see what is behind them.

A protective bar at the front or rear of a motor vehicle.

The act of stopping and leaving a vehicle.

Person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft.

An official document issued by a government, certifying the holder's identity and citizenship for travel.

Flashing headlights as a signal, or a passing shot in sports.

A marked vehicle used by police for patrolling.

A cloth canopy used to slow the descent of a person or object falling through the air.

A system in a vehicle that uses power to assist the driver in turning the steering wheel.

A hole in a tire causing it to lose air, or a metaphorical bursting/overloading of a system.

Traveling by soliciting free rides from passing vehicles.

An endorsement on a passport allowing travel to a specific country.

An affordable, no-frills hotel intended for business travelers.

A railway car designed with a glass-roofed observation deck.

A fixed-gear bicycle, a fencing strip, or an airport runway.

A hole or sunken area, especially the service area in motorsports or a bowling alley.

Making a stop at the pits during a race for servicing or refueling.

A boat or ship for conveying passengers and goods, especially over a short distance.