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This passenger ship emoji depicts a cruise ship meant for travel and tourism. Depicted in different ways—sometimes just the front of the boat, sometimes the whole boat, and sometimes with water—the passenger ship emoji communicates that you’re ready for, or are about to, go on a voyage.
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Introduced:
June, 2014
in Unicode version
7.0.0
(Emoji version
0.7
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🚢 ship
In the collection of boat emojis, this one is known simply as the ship. It transports cargo across the sea!
🚤 speedboat
The speedboat emoji is a bit smaller than the larger ship emojis, but is bigger than the canoe or sailboat. These boats are often used recreationally in lakes or small bodies of water.
⛴️ ferry
Nothing beats a ride on the ferry. The swift ocean breeze, the crowded seats, the fishy smell. It’s the best way to get from one bay to another.
🛥️ motor boat
The motor boat emoji shows a recreational boating vehicle powered by a motor and often seen in harbors, reservoirs, and small lakes.
🚊 tram
This tram emoji shows the front of a tram with one big window. Watch out! It’s coming directly at you!
🚜 tractor
Old McDonald must have had a big yellow tractor on his farm. This powerful and ridiculously slow vehicle is used on farms, agriculture fields and construction sites. They are strong and can get a lot of work done but you can’t rush these machines ; they are very slow.
🚇 metro
The metro emoji is the urbanist’s best friend! This emoji shows a form of public transportation that runs on a track underground, shown by the dark background.
🚈 light rail
The light rail emoji is part of the public transportation emoji family and shows a profile view of a train car or tram running along presumably an elevated light rail.
💺 seat
The seat emoji is a blue upholstered chair that looks similar to an airline, train, or long-haul bus seat. Use this emoji when talking about your uncomfortable coach accommodations.
🛺 auto rickshaw
An auto-rickshaw is commonly known as a tuk-tuk. It’s a passenger vehicle that is very prevalent in countries like India.
🚡 aerial tramway
Headed to a ski resort? You may ride an aerial tramway to get to the top of the slope. This method of transportation is popular at ski reports, amusement parks and big cities. If you are afraid of heights, don’t look out of the window, this tramway takes you high into the sky.
🚕 taxi
In the city without a car? You may need to hail a taxi for a ride. Just make sure you have some cash on you. The old school cab drivers don’t take cards.
🚐 minibus
The Minibus emoji features a small, square-shaped, white van-like vehicle. It has large windows and black wheels.
🚁 helicopter
Fire up the chopper! A helicopter takes you up into the sky and is a very scenic form of transportation. Use this emoji when talking about aviation, rescue missions, and helicopter tours.
🚂 locomotive
Choo choo! The locomotive emoji is an old style train with a puffing steam engine, likely carrying coal.
🚉 station
The station emoji shows a platform where one can board a metro train, either by rail or on a subway. Use this emoji to tell someone you’re waiting for your ride!
🚛 articulated lorry
An articulated what now? That’s a fancy way of saying ‘semi-truck.’ The emoji shows a truck with a trailer attached to the end carrying a large load.
🛤️ railway track
Is there a train coming? Get off the tracks! The railway track emoji show the train tracks for a locomotive. People all over the world use traditional trains for transportation. It’s ok to cross the tracks when a train is not coming... just don’t get stuck in between the tracks!
🚍 oncoming bus
Watch out for the bus! Get out of the bus lane. The oncoming bus emoji represents a city bus or school bus that is driving on the road. You may see an oncoming bus at a street intersection or a bus stop. Get out of the road! Don’t get hit.
🚖 oncoming taxi
Beep! Beep! Get out of the road! A taxi’s coming! This oncoming taxi emoji should watch out for pedestrians.
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