Vehicles Crossword Puzzles

a car with a driver who you pay to take you somewhere, a large road vehicle that is used for transporting goods, a railway engine connected to …

the rear section of the plane, consisting of horizontal and vertical components, the body of the airplane, the forward part of the plane, where the …

the seat on a bicycle or motorcycle, the part of a vehicle that changes power into a movement, the mechanism in a bicycle or other vehicle used to …

you open it to see the engine, used to tighten bolts, it can be open-ended, ratcheting, ring.., open it to enter the car, a common tool, used with a …

the front edge of an airfoil (two words), supports strung diagonally between the struts, the focal point of lift on an airfoil/wing (three words), …

very fast on rails, very fast on the road, often used to carry patients to a hospital fast in the air after an accident, carries many holidaymakers …

a part on the back of an aircraft that sticks out and helps it to move smoothly, a part on the bottom of an aircraft that helps it …

_ have 4 wheels and 4 doors, _ have 2 wheels and a seat, _ have many seats, windows but only 2 doors, _ have many seats, many windows and can fly, …

large rope for towing or mooring a ship, small flag used for id, adds weight to a ship for stability, part of an anchor that fastens in the ground, …

the eroding, rusting away, decaying or corroding of the metal on the web or base of the rail which results in irregular pits or cavities. it weakens …

a selected material placed in a track to hold its position, distribute weight, dissipate force, and provide drainage. usually, crushed quarry stone, a …

the process of reducing rail length by removing a portion at its ends, usually to remove rail defects or bolt holes, a metal plate placed between the …

a thin wire inside a light bulb that emits light when heated, converts ac to dc, a coil of wire that we use as an electromagnet, copper coils, a …

the right-hand side of a ship, the main part of a ship, the place where the engines are, the forward part of a ship, a place on a ship used as a …

the widest part of a boat, a line (rope, cable or chain) used to control the movable corner(s) (clews) of a sail, the body of a boat, opening in the …

estimated time of arrival, service involving delivering gasoline or diesel to a stranded vehicle, entity that offers assistance or services, …

in/out tire lean, tires must have the correct air _ , used to fill tires, regulates spring oscillation, orb-shaped load-bearing suspension part, …

a device that is used or intended to be used for flight in the air,  beyond visual line of sight. this term is used when you are flying your drone …

_ diesel is so often confused with biodiesel, biodiesel readily attract water from atmosphere, giving it a much shorter “shelf life” than …

the operating waters that require the most safety equipment, the operating waters in rivers, streams, lakes, the back of the boat, where you steer a …

a device for extending a chain so that it has an odd number of links, a tapered wheel used in pairs with a flat belt to create a variable speed drive …

mechanical components with interlocking teeth, what you see on a car's dashboard to measure speed, synonym for "innovative.", circular …

a hinged flight control surface on the wing, the main body of an aircraft, where the pilot controls the aircraft, a strip where aircrafts take off and …

moves plane up/down, helps plane turn straight, help the plane fly, where pilot sits, pushes plane forward, keeps plane steady, helps plane go …

changes the plane of rotation so that a shaft turning can make a vertical shaft rotate, it is the number of teeth each gear represents when two gears …

a type of frame damage, a measurement of the frames twistability (2), a frame rail constructed of more than one piece, added to frame rails to …

the part of the blade that attaches to the hub, the cross-sectional member of the wing, cross-sectional member of the fuselage, keeps the shape, the …

the outer shell of the submarine that maintains structural integrity under high water pressure, compartments that can be filled with water to increase …