### vehicle:

Car
* All cars accumulate some combustion chamber deposits as they grow older
  - are things that have four wheels
  - burn fossil fuel
* Commuting Commuting is another common form of driving.
* Includes drivers of cars, station wagons, sport utility vehicles and vans.
* Many cars have both heaters and air conditioners
  - brake pad sensors to warn of pad wear
  - drum brakes on the rear wheels and disc brakes on the front
  - use actuators powered by engine vacuum to open and close the throttle
* Most cars are over-sprung if they have a truck frame.
* Most cars carry men
* Most cars have acceleration
  - an automatic choke, which slowly opens as the engine warms up
  - automatic turn signals and brake lights
  - energy
  - engines
  - high torque
  - kinetic energy
  - maximum energy
  - moderate temperature
  - oil temperature
  - starter motors
* Most cars use a chemical engine that burns fuel inside it
  - radiator to cool the engine
  - boost intermittently and the engine is running in vacuum most of the time
  - chemical energy
  - gasoline
  - pistons
* Some car cleaning products contain formaldehyde
  - jacks work on the principle of a screw
  - cars adopt suspension systems and have special steering motors
* Some cars are completely electric and produce no air pollution at all
  - fuel and electrically powered, and others are solar powered
  - burn diesel or ethanol
  - cause death
  - contain bags
  - even have sensors in the seat to detect the number of occupants
* Some cars have a single serpentine belt that drives everything
  - accidents on the road
  - air bags that are six feet long
  - automatic shoulder belts with lap belts that are fastened manually
  - dashboard-mounted indicators to tell the driver when a headlamp has burned out
  - daytime headlights or automatic headlights that are always on
  - power-assisted brakes, which increase the pressure applied in the braking system
  - steering wheels with telescoping adjusters that allow drivers to move the wheel away
* Some cars kill birds
  - cats
  - deer
  - rabbits
  - squirrels
  - require stabilizers to steady the chassis against front end roll and sway on turns
* Some cars use friction
  - motors to raise and lower the windows
  - transmission fluid in the power steering which is dark red
  - wear out brakes faster than others
* add to noise, stress, congestion, and are responsible for urban sprawl.
* allow people to go wherever they want whenever they want.
* also are a source of water pollution.
* also contribute to ground level ozone known as smog
  - pollution of air and water
  - kill around ten people each and every day in the UK through accidents
  - make a lot of pollution
  - pose a burn hazard
  - produce a significant amount of carbon dioxide, which contributes to global warming
  - symbolize raw power
* are a huge source of chemicals like carbon monoxide
  - leading cause of air pollution and global warming
  - luxury of the rich
  - major cause of consolidated cities
  - safe place to be since rubber tires insulate
* are a significant cause of monarch mortality during migration
  - contributor to climate change
  - source of air pollution
  - symbol of our physical being
  - among the greatest causes of premature deaths of lizards in Arizona
* are an important part of our daily lives
  - source of VOCs
* are big contributors to air pollution problems
  - dangerous things that take attention and skill to operate
  - complex devices used in a complex environment
  - evil, evil things
  - fast and assume cyclists know what they're doing
  - heavy polluters of the environment
  - important tribal totems, and define truth, beauty and the American way of life
  - like people, except that they have wheels, engines and anti-lock brakes
  - machines that changed our ability to go places
  - major contributors to global warming, urban sprawl, water pollution, and oil spills
  - more and more expensive and hard for the poor to afford
  - now nearly as sensitive to weight distribution as airplanes are
  - objects of power, statements about self and more
  - often responsible for greatly inflated footprints
  - our largest source of air pollution
  - part of the teenage culture
  - problematic because within our culture they imply a watcher, an enforced society
  - smaller than a baby's finger-nail
  - solely responsible for ozone pollution
  - subject to a different weight standard than trucks and vans
* are the biggest contributor to air pollution and one of the biggest to water pollution
  - source of greenhouse gasses and the largest single cause of ozone smog
* are the largest cause of our air pollution in most urban areas of Georgia
  - single source for nitrogen oxides
* are the leading cause of crippling handicaps
  - death for our youth
  - main cause of bicycle accidents
  - major source of air pollution
  - most common type of transport used
* are the single largest cause of air pollution in the world today
  - producers of carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbons
  - world s single largest source of global air pollution
  - transportation and status symbols
  - vehicles and trucks are vehicles
  - very harsh on the environment and are a major contributor to global warming
  - wasteful in terms of how they use space compared with bikes or public transport
  - what the adult world give to adolescents to spend time in away from home
* are, at their most basic, utilitarian machines of transportation.
* arrive at destinations.
* become ovens in a flash and animals die every day from excessive heat.
* brake suddenly, and pedestrians run to avoid collisions.
* burn gas to release the energy stored in the fuel.
* can and do overheat in the winter.
* can be a real irritant to people with allergies
  - dangerous in the winter
  - dangerous, even when they're parked
  - become airborne at speeds less than that needed to break some trees
  - burn grain alcohol instead of gasoline
  - drive any direction, cross whenever they want, and turn without signaling
* can kill nose hairs As pollutants increase in the air, hay fever symptoms also increase
  - people or they can transport people
* can run on ethanol like they do on gasoline
  - pure ethanol or a mixture of petrol and ethanol
  - still be dangerous when they're parked
* cause a host of environmental problems.
* consume enormous amounts of space and radically change the landscape.
* contribute half of Maine's air pollution.
* crash daily.
* create an incredible amount of pollution.
* dirty up the air with several types of pollution that worsen asthma.
* do, shoes do, and so do tires.
* drip oil and farms have fertilizer runoff.
* dumps themselves cause local pollution with high concentrations of lead, cadium and zinc.
* emit benzene as unburned fuel, or as fuel vapors that simply evaporate.
* emit carbon dioxide
  - in the form of carbon dioxide, a gas identified with global warming
  - greenhouse gasses, such as carbon dioxide, which contribute to global warming
  - toxins into the air
* empower individuals to control their own transportation.
* engage the mind and body and set both in motion.
* even communicate with one another by use of lights and horns.
* expand our choice of where to live and work by making travel faster and less expensive.
* figure prominently in the fabric of our culture.
* greatly vary in size, and therefore in mass.
  - dozens and dozens of wheels
  - internal structures
  - load
  - mixed effects on society, but most people are glad to have cars
  - positive acceleration
  - quite an effect on the environment
  - resistance
  - roll resistance
  - spoke wheels
  - style
* idling in traffic create more air pollution than moving cars.
* impose significant economic costs on society.
* includes accelerators
  - auto accessories
* includes automobile batteries
  - trunks
  - backs
* includes brake bands
  - bumper guards
  - bumpers
  - cabs
* includes car batteries
  - doors
  - mirrors
  - seats
  - ceilings
  - cylinder blocks
  - emergency brakes
  - engine blocks
  - fan belts
  - fans
* includes fuel gauges
  - lines
  - fulcrums
* includes gas gages
  - tanks
* includes gasoline engines
  - gear levers
  - glove compartments
  - hand brakes
  - head restraint
  - headlamps
  - hinges
  - hood ornaments
  - horn buttons
  - hubs
  - infrastructures
  - luggage compartments
  - odometers
* includes petrol engines
  - poppets
  - power trains
* includes rear lamps
  - roof peaks
  - room light
  - seat belts
  - second gear
  - speedometers
* includes tail fins
  - thermostats
  - transmission systems
  - voltage regulators
  - walls
  - windshields
  - wipers
* is is Southern California.
* kick up dirt and send sparks flying when they collide with walls and other vehicles.
* kill grass with weight and gas
  - millions of cats each year
  - more people per year than guns
  - people and economies
* kill thousands of people
  - toads in Austria as they attempt to migrate to their breeding grounds
* kills in the fall and in winter conditions account for many opossum deaths.
* leave pavement
  - roads
* necessary transportation for people who live in the California.
* overheat in the winter as well as the summer.
* oxidize, and bodies melt.
* pollute our air, cause asthma and other serious respiratory ailments, and heat up the planet
  - the air and cause traffic jams
* pooling or using a bicycle for transportation helps reduce pollutants on our streets
  - saves money and fossil fuels
* produce carbon dioxide.
* reflect sunlight when driving.
* remove the civility and humanity normally present in society.
* rust faster in areas with a lot of snow if salt is used on the roads.
* seats A parent's lap is the most dangerous place for a child to ride.
* tend to drive faster on wider streets.
* thrive on speed.
* transfer chemical energy into mechanical energy.
* travel better when on their wheels
  - fast and can appear suddenly
* use a third of world's oil
  - independent suspensions
  - less gasoline today
  - up energy and cause pollution
* using leaded fuel are one of the biggest sources of air pollution in our cities.
* usually have disk brakes on the front wheels and drum brakes on the rear wheels
  - four wheels and an internal combustion engine
* wear out, rocks crumble, the moon's orbit decays and the stars burn out.
+ Car, Technology: Automobiles
  * In order for a car to work, it must have fuel. The most common fuel is petrol, which is called gasoline in America. Some cars burn diesel or ethanol. A few can run on several different fuels. Alternative fuel vehicles use less common fuels like natural gas, wood gas or electricity. In some countries, such as Brazil and Sweden, a mixture of ethanol and petrol, called 'gasohol' in Brazil and 'E-85' in Sweden, is used as automobile fuel.
+ Engine, Piston engines: Machines :: Motors
  * Most cars use a chemical engine that burns fuel inside it. This is called an internal combustion engine. There are many different types of internal combustion engine. They can be grouped by fuel, cycle and configuration.
+ Hybrid: Classical genetics :: Green vehicles
  * By extension, other things may be called hybrids. Some cars are hybrids. They have a mixture of two different kinds of motors, electric and gasoline.
+ King Fahd International Airport, Airport infrastructure, Car parking: Airports in Saudi Arabia
  * The parking area accommodates 4,930 cars. Cars enter the car park through a roadway that leads to the second floor. There is direct access to the passenger terminal from the parking on the first floor which lies under the access road with exits leading to the main roads. Parking charges are 1 Saudi Riyal per hour, which is a flat rate regardless how long you stay. There are no special long term parking rates.
+ Radiator, Cooling: Auto parts :: Home appliances
  * Most cars use a radiator to cool the engine. To produce power, engines must burn a fuel. This creates a lot of heat. If the heat is not removed, the engine will overheat and stop running. The radiator is connected to the engine with hoses.
+ Remagen: Rhineland-Palatinate
  * Remagen' is a town in Germany in Rhineland-Palatinate, in the district of Ahrweiler. It is about a one hour drive from Cologne , just south of Bonn, the former capital of West Germany. It is on the River Rhine. Remagen has many historic buildings, churches, castles and monuments. Cars are banned from the big pedestrian zone which has plenty of shops.