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Every question in Transportation.
- What is the fastest production motorcycle?
- Why is it when people die in a shipwreck they say "souls were lost", but if they die in a plane crash they say "people were killed"?
- Why do most 18-wheelers have manual transmissions instead of automatic transmissions?
- Why are so many great sports cars built in Italy and not, for example, in Spain?
- What is the highest point on earth with railroad tracks?
- What is the highest place on earth with a railroad station?
- What was the first commercial railroad track in the world?
- How much does putting a camper shell on a pickup truck impact gas mileage?
- Was there ever a plane powered by a ramjet engine?
- How long can a trailer be?
- Is it normal for the gas gauge to go up when accelerating and go down when braking?
- If a boat displaces 3 cubic meters of water, how much does the boat weigh?
- Can a sea plane break the sound barrier?
- Which planes travel faster than the speed of sound?
- Which automaker has had the highest crash survival rates?
- Are there any reason based on physics behind having commuters stand behind the yellow line on the platform?
- What laws are there, if any, regarding the transporting of an infant in a taxicab?
- What cars are best suited for tall people?
- Could someone make a full-size train that uses a wind-up spring to power it?
- Why is the speed of sound named "Mach 1"?
- What is a water plane?
- What is a 4x4?
- What is a van?
- Can a member of the public purchase an old supertanker or cargo ship that is not in use? If so, how?
- How much do the enclosed trailers that people tow cars in weigh?
- How much do the enclosed trailers that people use to tow cars cost?
- What is a dragon boat?
- What career path must one follow to become a captain of a cruise ship, cargo ship, or oil tanker?
- Do modern locomotives have air conditioning and/or lavatory facilities for the driver?
- What are the prerequisites for obtaining a job as a train engineer (driver)? Where could one get training for such a job?
- How many trucks have been manufactured by Peterbilt?
- Can an owner/operator order a tractor (Freightliner, Peterbilt, Volvo, Mack, etc.) with a lavatory and/or shower in the sleeper berth in a "condo" configuration (overhead bed)?
- What is a tanker?
- Some people insist that American cars are mechanically inferior to Japanese cars. Others have told me that this used to be the case, but is no longer so. Who's right?
- Do you need a pilot's license to fly an experimental aircraft that you built yourself? If so, what type of license and certifications do you need besides a basic private pilot license?
- Is autogyro just another name for a helicopter, or is it a specific type of aircraft?
- What's the difference between a highway and a freeway?
- In the UK, where do I go to get a motorcycle license?
- In the UK, what is the procedure for taking the motorcycle driving test?
- What is the highest flying propeller plane?
- Is it possible for a propeller-driven plane to fly faster than the speed of sound?
- What is a "jake brake"?
- What does the "SS" in front of the name of a ship stand for?
- What exactly is a skipper?
- Would a normal plane, assuming it were airtight, be able to fly in space?
- What is a shoo-fly?
- What is a saw-by?
- What is a rip track?
- What is an extra?
- What is a gandy dancer?
- What is a deadhead?
- What is a cornfield meet?
- What is a hostler?
- What is a hogger?
- What is a high iron?
- What is a pantograph?
- What is a catenary?
- What is a bad order?
- What is a reefer?
- Is there a formula one can use to estimate how much it costs to drive, own, and maintain a specific car per mile?
- How fast is Mach 1?
- What is engine braking and how does it work?
- What are air brakes and how do they work?
- What is a hangar?
- What is a widebody?
- What is a tug boat?
- What is a houseboat?
- What is a life preserver?
- What is a lifeboat?
- What is a crow's nest?
- What is an aircraft carrier?
- What is a paddle?
- What is a raft?
- What is a barge?
- What is a lifejacket?
- What is a ship?
- What is a yacht?
- What is a speedboat?
- What is a hydroplane?
- What is a motorcycle?
- What is a minivan?
- What is a SUV?
- What is a hatchback?
- What is a sedan?
- What is a convertible?
- What is a cabriolet?
- What is the fastest recorded speed for a prop-driven airplane?
- What is the fastest speed recorded for a truck?
- I use 15w/50 engine oil in my motorcycle, but my friends recommend 10w/50. What is the difference?
- What is the world's biggest oil tanker? How long is it, and how much does it weigh?
- What's the essential difference between a flying boat and a water plane?
- Who manufactured the first automobile?
- How long is the highway that connects the Florida Keys?
- What is a stall?
- What is a cockpit voice recorder?
- What is a flight data recorder?
- What does supersonic mean?
- What is a fuselage?
- What is an air traffic controller?
- What is the FAA?
- What is yaw?
- What is a rudder?
- What is fly-by-wire?
- What is a propeller?
- What is a radial engine?
- What is a biplane?
- How many commercial or military aircraft in the world that have actually entered service have the Front Swept Wing (FSW) design? What are the models and names of each?
- What are the advantages/disadvantages of a 2-stroke engine vs. a 4-stroke engine for a motorcycle or a scooter?
- What's the difference between a 2-stroke engine and a 4-stroke engine?
- What are good ways for a beginner to learn about boats?
- What type of ships are the largest?
- What is the origin of the nautical terms "port" and "starboard"?
- Why do boats float?
- What can I do to prevent the chrome on my exhaust pipes from changing color?
- What is the total distance of railways in the world?
- Can I tell from my Vehicle Identification Number whether my car is a front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive vehicle?
- What is the average accident rate for a motorcycle rider (accidents per year)?
- When will we see pulse detonation engines on airplanes?
- Why are big rigs/18-wheelers called "semis?"
- Is the "Golden Spike", used to complete the transcontinental railroad, still there?
- Wasn't the golden spike driven at Promontory Point, Utah?
- What's the real story about Casey Jones?
- That "train leaving on track nine"; did it really go to "Anaheim, Azuza, and Cucamonga?"
- Why is the distance between the rails of real train track 4 feet, 8 1/2 inches? That's a strange number!
- What is a coupe?