Carriage - A vehicle with wheels that is used for transporting people or goods., Coach - A large, comfortable bus used for long journeys., Lorry - A large, heavy motor vehicle for transporting goods or troops., Motorway - A wide road, with several lanes in each direction, built for fast travel over long distances., Platform - The area in a railway station where you get on and off the train., Scooter - A small motorcycle with a step-through frame., The Underground - A system of trains that run below the ground in a city., Van - A medium-sized motor vehicle with a boxy shape and high roof, used for transporting goods or people., Seatbelt - A belt that fastens around you to hold you in your seat in a vehicle., Car Crash - An accident involving one or more cars., Cycle Lane - A part of the road or a special path for the use of people riding bicycles., Parking Fine - A sum of money that you have to pay for parking illegally., Pedestrian Zone - An area of a city or town where vehicles are not allowed, so that people can walk safely., Petrol Station - A place where you can buy petrol and other fuels for your vehicle., Road Works - Repairs that are being done to the road; often causing traffic delays., Rush Hour - The busy part of the day when towns and cities are crowded, either in the morning when people are traveling to work or in the evening when they are traveling home., Speed Camera - A camera at the side of the road that takes pictures of cars that are going faster than the legal speed limit., Speed Limit - The fastest speed allowed by law on a particular piece of road., Taxi Rank - A place where taxis wait for passengers., Traffic Lights - A set of red, yellow, and green lights that control the movement of vehicles, usually at a road junction., Traffic Jam - A line of vehicles waiting behind something that is blocking the road., Zebra Crossing - A place on a road, especially one with black and white stripes, where vehicles must stop to allow people to cross.,

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