Modes of transport
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Modes of
transport
What modes of
What modes of
transport can we use in
transport can we use in
the Czech Republic?
the Czech Republic
Do you know any special
Do you know any special
modes of transport
modes of transpor
in Great Britain?
in Great Britain
Metro/subway
Metro/subwa
Yes, London (the capital city of Great Britain) is
characterized by its underground (tube) system,
which holds the title for the oldest
subway (metro) in the world. Its first station
was opened in 1863 and the first wagons
(carriages) were pulled by steam locomotives.
There is another connection between Great
Britain and European continent. It is under the
sea and it's called the Eurotunnel or Channel
Tunnel. It's a 50.5-kilometre rail tunnel and it's
used by high-speed trains carrying people as well
as road vehicles (cars). It connects
England and France as well, but it's
very fast and more comfortable. The drawback is
that if you are travelling under the sea, you
cannot admire the famous white cliffs of Dover.
How do we travel abroad?
How do we travel abroad
BUS
BU
For travelling abroad, Czechs use cars or
aeroplane and occasionally buses. The
most popular destinations that
Czechs reach by car or bus are Croatia,
Italy or
Germany. By plane, people mostly travel
to exotic destinations like Egypt,
Tunisia, Turkey or Thailand.
The most important hub of
air transport in Czech Republic is the
Václav Havel International Airport in
Prague, which checks in more than 11
million passengers per year.
Bicycle
Bicycl
Car
Ca
Ship
Shi
Motorb
ike
Motorb
ik
Airplane
Airplan
Spaceship
Spaceshi
Train
Trai
Hot air balloo
n
Hot air balloo
First aeroplane was made
and successfully
launched by the Wright
brothers in 1911.
Since then, aviation has
gone through many years
of a rapid development