Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to or describing vehicles and transportation in American Thesaurus

flex-fuel (adjective)

flex-fuel vehicles are able to use a mixture of petrol and ethanol

automotive (adjective)

relating to cars and other motor vehicles

vehicular (adjective)

formal relating to vehicles

motor (adjective)

mainly British relating to or involving motor vehicles

roadworthy (adjective)

safe to drive

seaworthy (adjective)

in good condition and safe to travel on the ocean

express (adjective)

an express train, bus, etc. makes a particular trip more quickly than ordinary trains, buses, etc.

heavy (adjective)

heavy machines, vehicles, or weapons are large and powerful

armored (adjective)

an armored vehicle, such as a tank or a car for an important person, is covered with layers of hard metal to protect it from attack

amphibious (adjective)

capable of being used both on water and on land

armoured ()

the British spelling of armored

dual-fuel (adjective)

a dual-fuel vehicle is designed to run on two different types of fuel, usually gasoline and a type of fuel that does not cause pollution

hub-and-spoke (adjective)

used for describing a system in which goods or people are transported from various local places to a central point from which they travel or are sent long distances

jet-propelled (adjective)

using a jet engine to supply power

left-hand drive (adjective)

a left-hand drive vehicle is one in which the driver sits on the left side, used in countries that drive on the right of the road

motor (adjective)

a motor vehicle or boat has an engine that uses gas or diesel fuel

motorized (adjective)

using motor vehicles

on tow ()

being towed by another vehicle or boat

surface (adjective)

traveling on the surface of land or water, rather than through the air

thirsty (adjective)

informal a thirsty vehicle uses a lot of fuel

unroadworthy (adjective)

not safe to drive