# Ground transport emoji

50 emoji from [Travel & places](https://emojichart.com/category/travel-places.md), with what each one means.

- 🚂 [Locomotive](https://emojichart.com/locomotive-emoji.md): U+1F682. The engine at the front of an old-fashioned steam train, puffing smoke from its stack.
- 🚃 [Railway car](https://emojichart.com/railway-car-emoji.md): U+1F683. A single passenger railway car, often an electric one, with a row of windows along the side.
- 🚄 [High-speed train](https://emojichart.com/high-speed-train-emoji.md): U+1F684. Drawn as a sleek, streamlined passenger train built for high speeds, like those on Japan's Shinkansen network.
- 🚅 [Bullet train](https://emojichart.com/bullet-train-emoji.md): U+1F685. A high-speed train with a long, bullet-shaped nose, like Japan's Shinkansen.
- 🚆 [Train](https://emojichart.com/train-emoji.md): U+1F686. A passenger train, the kind used for intercity and commuter rail, drawn from the front or side.
- 🚇 [Metro](https://emojichart.com/metro-emoji.md): U+1F687. Showing a subway or metro train, the kind that runs through tunnels beneath a city.
- 🚈 [Light rail](https://emojichart.com/light-rail-emoji.md): U+1F688. A short electric passenger train for light rail, the lighter rail transit that runs through city streets and suburbs.
- 🚉 [Station](https://emojichart.com/station-emoji.md): U+1F689. Pictured as a train station with a platform beside the tracks, where passengers get on and off.
- 🚊 [Tram](https://emojichart.com/tram-emoji.md): U+1F68A. An electric streetcar that runs on rails through city streets, seen from the side, with power lines overhead.
- 🚝 [Monorail](https://emojichart.com/monorail-emoji.md): U+1F69D. A train that runs on a single elevated rail instead of two tracks.
- 🚞 [Mountain railway](https://emojichart.com/mountain-railway-emoji.md): U+1F69E. Shown as a railway car climbing a steep track through the mountains, like those on scenic alpine lines.
- 🚋 [Tram car](https://emojichart.com/tram-car-emoji.md): U+1F68B. A single streetcar or trolley car running on city rails.
- 🚌 [Bus](https://emojichart.com/bus-emoji.md): U+1F68C. Depicting a city bus seen from the side, with a row of windows along its length.
- 🚍 [Oncoming bus](https://emojichart.com/oncoming-bus-emoji.md): U+1F68D. A bus seen head-on, as if driving toward you.
- 🚎 [Trolleybus](https://emojichart.com/trolleybus-emoji.md): U+1F68E. A bus connected to overhead electric wires by poles on its roof, running on ordinary streets without rails.
- 🚐 [Minibus](https://emojichart.com/minibus-emoji.md): U+1F690. Drawn as a small bus or van, the size used for shuttles, tours and carrying groups of people.
- 🚑 [Ambulance](https://emojichart.com/ambulance-emoji.md): U+1F691. An emergency medical vehicle with flashing lights, used to rush patients to the hospital.
- 🚒 [Fire engine](https://emojichart.com/fire-engine-emoji.md): U+1F692. Showing a red fire truck with a ladder and flashing lights, used by firefighters to respond to fires and rescues.
- 🚓 [Police car](https://emojichart.com/police-car-emoji.md): U+1F693. A patrol car with a light bar on the roof, driven by police officers.
- 🚔 [Oncoming police car](https://emojichart.com/oncoming-police-car-emoji.md): U+1F694. A police car seen head-on, as if driving toward you with its lights flashing.
- 🚕 [Taxi](https://emojichart.com/taxi-emoji.md): U+1F695. Pictured as a yellow taxi cab with a sign on its roof, seen from the side.
- 🚖 [Oncoming taxi](https://emojichart.com/oncoming-taxi-emoji.md): U+1F696. A yellow taxi seen head-on, driving toward you.
- 🚗 [Automobile](https://emojichart.com/automobile-emoji.md): U+1F697. Shown as a passenger car seen from the side.
- 🚘 [Oncoming automobile](https://emojichart.com/oncoming-automobile-emoji.md): U+1F698. A car seen head-on, as if driving toward you.
- 🚙 [Sport utility vehicle](https://emojichart.com/sport-utility-vehicle-emoji.md): U+1F699. A roomy, boxy SUV (sport utility vehicle) with extra ground clearance, built for families, cargo and rougher roads.
- 🛻 [Pickup truck](https://emojichart.com/pickup-truck-emoji.md): U+1F6FB. Behind its enclosed cab, this light truck carries an open cargo bed.
- 🚚 [Delivery truck](https://emojichart.com/delivery-truck-emoji.md): U+1F69A. The enclosed cargo area of this box truck carries packages and goods to your door.
- 🚛 [Articulated lorry](https://emojichart.com/articulated-lorry-emoji.md): U+1F69B. A big rig made of a truck cab pulling a long trailer, called a semi in the US and an articulated lorry in the UK.
- 🚜 [Tractor](https://emojichart.com/tractor-emoji.md): U+1F69C. The sturdy farm machine with big rear wheels and a driver's seat, used to pull equipment across fields.
- 🏎️ [Racing car](https://emojichart.com/racing-car-emoji.md): U+1F3CE U+FE0F. Low, sleek and built for speed, a race car like those seen in motorsport.
- 🏍️ [Motorcycle](https://emojichart.com/motorcycle-emoji.md): U+1F3CD U+FE0F. Seen from the side, a two-wheeled, engine-powered bike with a seat for the rider.
- 🛵 [Motor scooter](https://emojichart.com/motor-scooter-emoji.md): U+1F6F5. With a step-through frame and a platform for the rider's feet, this small scooter runs on a motor.
- 🦽 [Manual wheelchair](https://emojichart.com/manual-wheelchair-emoji.md): U+1F9BD. Large rear wheels let the user turn this chair by hand, or another person can push it.
- 🦼 [Motorized wheelchair](https://emojichart.com/motorized-wheelchair-emoji.md): U+1F9BC. An electric motor drives this wheelchair, which is usually steered with a small joystick.
- 🛺 [Auto rickshaw](https://emojichart.com/auto-rickshaw-emoji.md): U+1F6FA. Three wheels, a canopy roof and open sides make up this small taxi, a common sight in South Asia and Southeast Asia, where it is also called a tuk-tuk.
- 🚲 [Bicycle](https://emojichart.com/bicycle-emoji.md): U+1F6B2. Shown from the side, a pedal-powered two-wheeler with handlebars and a saddle.
- 🛴 [Kick scooter](https://emojichart.com/kick-scooter-emoji.md): U+1F6F4. Two small wheels, a narrow footboard and upright handlebars make up this scooter, which is ridden by pushing off the ground with one foot.
- 🛹 [Skateboard](https://emojichart.com/skateboard-emoji.md): U+1F6F9. Four small wheels carry a narrow wooden deck that is ridden standing up.
- 🛼 [Roller skate](https://emojichart.com/roller-skate-emoji.md): U+1F6FC. One skate boot with wheels attached to the sole, made for rolling along rinks and pavement.
- 🚏 [Bus stop](https://emojichart.com/bus-stop-emoji.md): U+1F68F. A roadside sign on a pole that marks where buses pull over for passengers.
- 🛣️ [Motorway](https://emojichart.com/motorway-emoji.md): U+1F6E3 U+FE0F. Lane markings run along a multi-lane highway that stretches off into the distance.
- 🛤️ [Railway track](https://emojichart.com/railway-track-emoji.md): U+1F6E4 U+FE0F. Two steel rails run off into the distance, fixed to wooden ties, forming a length of railroad track.
- 🛢️ [Oil drum](https://emojichart.com/oil-drum-emoji.md): U+1F6E2 U+FE0F. Oil and other liquids are stored and shipped in steel barrels like this one.
- ⛽ [Fuel pump](https://emojichart.com/fuel-pump-emoji.md): U+26FD. A hose hangs from the side of a gas pump like those at filling stations.
- 🛞 [Wheel](https://emojichart.com/wheel-emoji.md): U+1F6DE. A round rubber tire fitted around a metal rim, seen from the side.
- 🚨 [Police car light](https://emojichart.com/police-car-light-emoji.md): U+1F6A8. Mounted on top of police cars and other emergency vehicles, this flashing light signals an emergency.
- 🚥 [Horizontal traffic light](https://emojichart.com/horizontal-traffic-light-emoji.md): U+1F6A5. A traffic signal turned on its side shows its red, yellow and green lamps in a row.
- 🚦 [Vertical traffic light](https://emojichart.com/vertical-traffic-light-emoji.md): U+1F6A6. Red, yellow and green lamps are stacked one above the other on an upright traffic signal.
- 🛑 [Stop sign](https://emojichart.com/stop-sign-emoji.md): U+1F6D1. A red octagon, the shape used for stop signs on roads.
- 🚧 [Construction](https://emojichart.com/construction-emoji.md): U+1F6A7. A striped barricade with a warning light on top, like those set up around roadwork and building sites.

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Source: Unicode Emoji 18.0 and Unicode CLDR 49.0.0. Emoji Chart: https://emojichart.com/category/travel-places/transport-ground