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Mesopotamians began using the wheel to transport goods in a much later period between 3,700 and 3,200 B.C. They used it on their cars, which included four wheels and two axles.
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it was a wheeled vehicle, designed to be dragged by draft animals, for the transportation of people
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It was especially the raft, which was a small boat, that moved with human force, using oars
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Invented by Draisienne, it is a two-wheeled vehicle, one front and one rear. Currently some bicycles run on engines
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the railway was a symbol of progress, it was a comfortable and cheap mean of transport, it facilitated the movement of people and commercial exchange
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It is a vehicle designed to transport numerous people through urban roads, its engine was steam
Its success was too much, which has not stopped working today. Of course, little by little they are successfully introducing vehicles that operate with alternative and cleaner energies, such as natural gas, methane, hydrogen and electricity. -
It was the London Underground, six kilometers long. The locomotives were steam and later the excavation of tube-shaped tunnels began and the lines were electrified
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These early motorcycles used coal for fuel.
Nowadays, all motorcycles, regardless of brand, have four-stroke, zero-pollutant engines and are fully factory-verified before leaving for the city -
The first cars were used to move heavy artillery, and were moved by steam. Later they were electric, but although electric cars dominated the market in 1910, the gasoline vehicle industry, primarily in the United States, was growing due to many factors:
-Cheaper fuel
-Road improvement
-Initial implementation.
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the first plane called (Eole) was created by Clement Ader, who on October 9, 1890 managed to take off and fly 50 m.
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the human being began to experiment with hot air balloons that managed to rise in the air, but had the disadvantage of not being able to be controlled. That problem was overcome with the construction of the first airships, which did allow their control.
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Today the most used public transport is:
-the subway: it has twelve lines
-the autobuses
-the bicycles and the car.
