#transport definition

• Coupling — The act of hooking and its result; the technical process of coupling, securing, or structurally hanging objects or vehicles. In the context of road safety, the term defines the unforeseen event whereby a moving vehicle clips a pedestrian, cyclist, or fixed roadside element without causing a direct head-on collision.
• Aircraft — Any technical apparatus capable of sustaining itself in the atmosphere and moving through airspace due to the reactions of the air, other than its reactions against the earth's surface. This vast category structurally includes both aircraft lighter than air, such as balloons and airships, and aircraft heavier than air, such as airplanes, helicopters, and gliders.
• Container truck — A heavy-duty vehicle designed, equipped, or structurally adapted from manufacture for the automated or specialized transport, loading, and unloading of cargo containers. It features a reinforced chassis and mechanical or hydraulic quick-fastening systems, ensuring the safety and streamlining of long-distance intermodal logistical flows.
• Cargo van — A medium to large motor vehicle with a closed and covered body, structurally designed for the transport of bulky goods, technical equipment, or an extended number of passengers; a term often used in logistical settings to denote modern urban distribution vans.