Transportation Engineering 1-17
17 entries in the Transportation Engineering compendium.
AircraftA vehicle that flies by gaining support from the air.Aircraft carrierMobile seagoing airbase projecting naval air power worldwide.Aircraft enginePower component of aircraft propulsion systems.AirlineCompanies providing regular air transport for passengers or freight.AirplaneFixed-wing aircraft propelled by thrust from engines.AirportAn aerodrome with extended facilities for commercial air transport.AirshipFirst powered, controlled aircraft; declined after high-profile accidents.Balloon (aeronautics)Unpowered aerostat using buoyancy for flight.BargeFlat-bottomed boat without mechanical propulsion, used for cargo.BoatA watercraft smaller than a ship, used for transport and recreation.Cable transportCable transport uses cables to move passengers and goods.CanoeLightweight watercraft used globally for transport, trade, competition, and recreation.CarriageHorse-drawn vehicle for passengers, once a principal road transport.CartTwo-wheeled vehicle central to ancient and modern transport.Crane (machine)A machine for lifting and moving heavy objects using mechanical advantage.CyclingCycling is a global activity for transport, sport, and recreation.CargoGoods transported by land, water, or air for commercial gain.
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