Contents
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle Law
Resources
See Also
- Transport
- Transportation Means
- Transport Law
- Transport Contract
Hierarchical Display of Motor vehicle
Transport > Organisation of transport > Means of transport > Vehicle
Energy > Oil industry > Petrochemicals > Petroleum product > Motor fuel
Industry > Mechanical engineering > Mechanical engineering > Motor vehicle industry
Industry > Mechanical engineering > Machinery > Engine
Environment > Deterioration of the environment > Nuisance > Pollutant > Atmospheric pollutant > Combustion gases
Motor vehicle
Concept of Motor vehicle
See the dictionary definition of Motor vehicle.
Characteristics of Motor vehicle
Resources
Translation of Motor vehicle
- Spanish: Vehículo de motor
- French: Véhicule à moteur
- German: Kraftfahrzeug
- Italian: Veicolo a motore
- Portuguese: Veículo motorizado
- Polish: Pojazd mechaniczny
Thesaurus of Motor vehicle
Transport > Organisation of transport > Means of transport > Vehicle > Motor vehicle
Energy > Oil industry > Petrochemicals > Petroleum product > Motor fuel > Motor vehicle
Industry > Mechanical engineering > Mechanical engineering > Motor vehicle industry > Motor vehicle
Industry > Mechanical engineering > Machinery > Engine > Motor vehicle
Environment > Deterioration of the environment > Nuisance > Pollutant > Atmospheric pollutant > Combustion gases > Motor vehicle
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