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The document discusses different types of mobility including cars, sea vehicles, airplanes, and land transportation. Cars are often people's first independent mode of transport and come in varieties like sports cars and SUVs. Sea transport ranges from personal watercraft to large ships, but long journeys can be expensive. Airplanes provide global travel but fuel costs make flying very pricey. Land transport is varied and includes options like bikes, buses, trains, and military vehicles.
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- 1. Mobility Air-Mobility Ground-Mobility Sea-Mobility Cars
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- 3. Sea-Mobility Sea-Mobility is everything that drives on the water, from a Jetski to an Aircraft carrier. There are Sea-Journeys around the world, but it is very expensive. The Jetskis are only for fun, but in some places the people drive every day to work or to school by them.
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