Travel by Lenka Sapouskova
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Airplanes, buses, bicycles, and walking are popular modes of transportation. Airplanes have become the most convenient means of transport since the Wright brothers' first successful flight in 1903. Buses come in two types - city buses and coaches - and the first bus was introduced in 1895. While bicycles serve both transportation and recreation with different types like mountain and racing bikes, walking is the oldest form of travel where running is a faster way of moving with both legs in the air.
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- 1. Author: Lenka Sapoušková TRAVEL
- 2. Airplanes are oneofthemost popular transport. First successful flight of the Wright Flyer, by the Wright brothers (1903). Today the aircraft is taken as the most convenient means of transport AIRPLANES:
- 3. BUS: The bus is a vehicle to carry more people There are twotypesofbuses : CITY BUS and COACH Thefirst bus wasintroduced in 1895
- 4. BICYCLE: Bicyclingis a meansof transport butitalsoserve recreationaltrips. There are severalstypes: moutainbike, trekkingbike, bikeracing …
- 5. WALK: Walkingistheoldestkindoftravel. Fastermovementisrunning. Bothlegs are in theair. In atleticsthereisdisciplinecalled „Racewalking“
- 6. THE END