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Old vehicles can be made completely ecologic by means of changes to the propulsion technology. These changes include changing IC-engines to run on a emissionless fuel, or swapping out the engine alltogether for ie a electric motor, ...
Old vehicles can be made completely ecologic by means of changes to the propulsion technology. These changes include changing IC-engines to run on a emissionless fuel, or swapping out the engine alltogether for ie a electric motor, ...
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==See also==
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== Interwiki links ==
== Interwiki links ==
* [[Wikipedia:Low-energy vehicle]]
* [[Wikipedia:Low-energy vehicle]]
== External links ==
* [http://www.earthcars.com/ Earth Cars] - a [[U.S.]] based network of car dealers, with information and tips for earth-friendly cars and car usage.


[[Category:Road vehicles]]
[[Category:Road vehicles]]
[[Category:Transport]]
[[Category:Transport]]

Revision as of 07:23, 17 June 2011

Sustainable transport is the movement of people and goods from one location to another. Modes of transport include air, rail, road, water, cable, pipeline, and space. Transport can be public, where operators provide scheduled services, or private.

Types of vehicles

In general, following vehicles types can be distinguished:

  • water vehicle (includes supersurface water vehicles (regular or hydrofoiling), subsurface vehicles (regular or supercavitating))
  • ground vehicle (includes supersurface ground vehicles, subsurface ground vehicles)
  • air vehicle (includes lighter-than-air air vehicles and heavier-than-air air vehicles)

Most vehicles above can be either

Appropriate use of vehicle types

To determine the most appropriate vehicle type in a specific situation, see See Appropriate methods of transport

Tweaking old vehicles

Old vehicles can be made completely ecologic by means of changes to the propulsion technology. These changes include changing IC-engines to run on a emissionless fuel, or swapping out the engine alltogether for ie a electric motor, ...

See also

Interwiki links

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