Transportation

Ontario Highway 26 (King's Highway 26) Ontario Highway 26 A provincial east–west route along southern Georgian Bay, Highway 26 links Owen Sound with Barrie and, via Highway 400, forms a key corridor to the Greater Toronto Area.

Ontario Highway 28 Ontario Highway 28 is a 162.6 km provincial route running southwest–northeast from near Peterborough to Denbigh in Ontario, Canada; its southern section was transferred to local co…

Ontario Highway 34 A concise overview of Ontario Provincial Highway 34, a short connector route in eastern Ontario linking Highway 417 near Vankleek Hill with the town of Hawkesbury, its route, role,…

Ontario Highway 4 (King's Highway 4) Ontario Highway 4 King's Highway 4 is a provincially maintained north–south route in southwestern Ontario that links Highway 3 at Southwold to Highway 8 at Clinton, serving London, St. Thomas and ru…

Ontario Highway 400 (King's Highway 400) Ontario Highway 400 Ontario Highway 400 is a major north–south controlled-access provincial freeway linking Toronto with central Ontario, serving commuters, freight traffic and access to cottage count…

Ontario Highway 401: major east–west corridor in southern Ontario Ontario Highway 401 Ontario Highway 401 is an 828 km provincial freeway across southern Ontario, linking Windsor to the Quebec border. It is a primary freight and commuter route and one of North Ameri…

Ontario Highway 402 (King's Highway 402) Ontario Highway 402 Controlled‑access provincial freeway in southwestern Ontario linking the Blue Water Bridge at Sarnia with Highway 401 near London; vital for cross‑border trade and regional travel.

Ontario Highway 407 (407 ETR) — tolled express route north of Toronto Ontario Highway 407 Ontario Highway 407 (407 ETR) is a tolled expressway north of Toronto, known for open‑road tolling, private operation of much of the route, and its role easing congestion on Highwa…

Ontario Highway 409 Short controlled‑access 400‑series highway connecting Highway 401 with Toronto Pearson International Airport, serving passenger and freight access along the Toronto–Mississauga bou…

Ontario Highway 416 (Veterans Memorial Highway) Ontario Highway 416 Ontario Highway 416 is a 76.4 km controlled-access provincial freeway linking Highway 401 near Johnstown with Ottawa and Highway 417, serving as a key north–south corridor in Easte…

Ontario Highway 417: major east–west freeway serving Ottawa and eastern Ontario Ontario Highway 417 Ontario Highway 417 is a principal controlled‑access 400‑series freeway linking the Quebec border and Ottawa to western Ontario via Highway 17. It serves commuters, freight and reg…

Ontario Highway 5 A short east–west provincial route in southern Ontario linking Highway 8 near Peter's Corners to Highway 6 at Clappisons Corners, serving local traffic and connecting rural and sub…

Ontario Highway 6 A principal provincial route that runs north–south in Ontario, connecting Port Dover to the Trans‑Canada network via the Bruce Peninsula, a seasonal ferry to Manitoulin Island, and…

Ontario Highway 62 A provincially maintained north–south route in eastern Ontario linking Prince Edward County and Hastings Highlands, running through Belleville, Madoc and Bancroft over about 166 ki…

Ontario Highway 7: Route, History and Role in Ontario's Road Network Ontario Highway 7 Ontario Highway 7 is a long east–west provincial route in southern Ontario, split into western and eastern sections linking areas near London, the GTA, Markham and Ottawa. Overview…

Ontario Highway 8 Provincial highway in Ontario connecting Goderich on Lake Huron with the Hamilton area via Stratford, Kitchener and Waterloo; mixes rural two‑lane stretches with urban multi‑lane s…

Ontario Highway 89 Ontario Highway 89 is a 107 km provincial route crossing central Ontario that links Harriston with Highway 400 near Innisfil and serves towns such as Mount Forest, Shelburne and Al…

Ontario Highway 9 Ontario Highway 9 is an east–west provincial route in southern Ontario, split into two discontinuous segments. The western section runs from Kincardine to near Harriston and links…

Opel Adam — compact city car by Opel (2012–2019) Opel Adam The Opel Adam is a three‑door city car launched in 2012 and produced until 2019. Known for extensive personalization, it was sold as the Vauxhall Adam in the UK and remained a sing…

Opel Agila — compact city car produced 2000–2015 Opel Agila A compact, tall-hatch city car developed by Opel with Suzuki collaboration. Produced from 2000 to 2015, the Agila offered flexible interior space, economical small engines and was…

Opel Antara Compact crossover SUV introduced by Opel in 2006. Badge‑engineered for several markets, sold under different GM nameplates and positioned between small SUVs and larger family model…

Opel Astra (compact car) Opel Astra Compact family car produced by German automaker Opel since 1991. Sold in multiple body styles across markets and rebadged for some regions under Vauxhall, Saturn and Buick (Verano)…

Opel Cascada — compact four-seat convertible Opel Cascada Four-seat convertible produced by Opel from 2013. Sold as Vauxhall Cascada in the UK and as Buick Cascada in some markets. Known for a comfortable soft-top design and practical eve…

Opel Combo Compact panel van and leisure-activity vehicle produced by Opel, offered in multiple body styles and rebadged versions; commonly used for commercial and family transport in Europe…

Opel Corsa: compact hatchback produced since 1982 Opel Corsa A concise overview of the Opel Corsa — a long-running subcompact (B-segment) hatchback from Opel, its generations, body styles, market variants (Vauxhall, Holden), electric model a…

Opel Insignia Mid-size/ executive car produced by German manufacturer Opel since 2008, offered in several body styles and sold under different brand names worldwide, including Vauxhall and Buick…

Opel Karl — compact city hatchback sold as Vauxhall Viva in the UK Opel Karl The Opel Karl is a small city hatchback from German manufacturer Opel, marketed in the UK as the Vauxhall Viva. It is an economical urban car introduced in the mid‑2010s and aimed…

Opel Meriva: compact multi-purpose vehicle (2002–2017) Opel Meriva Compact MPV from German manufacturer Opel produced 2002–2017. Known for flexible interior, rear‑hinged 'FlexDoors' on the second generation, and sold as Vauxhall Meriva in the UK.

Opel Mokka (subcompact crossover SUV) Opel Mokka The Opel Mokka is a compact crossover introduced in 2012. It evolved through a 2016 facelift, a 2020 second generation with new platforms, and includes petrol, diesel and a fully e…

Opel Omega — executive car (1986–2003) Opel Omega Executive/mid-size car built by Opel from 1986 to 2003. Two generations succeeded the Rekord and were sold under different names (Vauxhall Carlton/Omega, Cadillac Catera) with salo…

Opel Signum Executive liftback produced by Opel (2003–2008), based on the Vectra platform; offered a more upmarket, flexible interior and distinctive five‑door hatch design, sold as Vauxhall S…

Opel Sintra — large MPV (1996–1999) Opel Sintra The Opel Sintra was a full-size multi-purpose vehicle produced 1996–1999. A badge-engineered GM U‑Body minivan, it is remembered for safety concerns, mixed reviews and Opel’s retre…

Opel Vectra — mid-size family car (1988–2008) Opel Vectra The Opel Vectra is a D‑segment family car produced from 1988 to 2008. Sold under Opel, Vauxhall, Holden and Chevrolet badges, it evolved through three generations before being repl…

Opel Vivaro (light commercial van) Opel Vivaro The Opel Vivaro is a mid-size light commercial van produced by Opel since 2001, available in cargo and passenger forms and sold in some markets as the Vauxhall Vivaro.

Opel Zafira — compact multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) Opel Zafira Compact family MPV produced by Opel since 1999, marketed as Vauxhall Zafira in the UK. Noted for flexible seven-seat packaging, multiple generations, and family-transport versatili…

Open-wheel car (single-seater racing car) Open wheel car Race cars with exposed wheels and typically one seat, built primarily for circuit competition. Distinct from closed-wheel road and sports cars; optimized for aerodynamics, lightnes…

Optare Alero low‑floor minibus Optare Alero The Optare Alero is a British low-floor minibus produced from 2001 to 2008. It was designed for small-capacity, accessible services and was widely used on rural, community and shut…

Optare CityPacer A compact step‑entrance minibus built by Optare on a Volkswagen LT55 chassis from 1985 to 1992, used mainly for local and community services with roughly 300 units produced.

Optare MetroRider The Optare MetroRider is a step‑entrance midibus built by Optare from 1989 to 2000. It served local and community routes, was offered in several variants, and was later superseded…

Optare Solo — low-floor single-deck bus Optare Solo The Optare Solo is a low-floor single-decker bus family introduced in the late 1990s. Known for compact lengths, accessibility and multiple powertrain options, it served urban, rur…

Optare Soroco minicoach Optare Soroco A compact minicoach body built by Optare (2008–2012) for Mercedes‑Benz Sprinter chassis; step‑entrance design used for private hire, shuttle and small coach duties.

Orange Line (CTA) The Orange Line is a 12.5-mile rapid transit route on Chicago's 'L', operated by the Chicago Transit Authority, linking Midway Airport with the Loop and serving the city's Southwes…

Orchard MRT station (NS22 / TE14) Orchard MRT station Underground MRT interchange on Orchard Road, Singapore serving the North South and Thomson–East Coast lines. Key access point for the western Orchard shopping district and a busy u…

Oregon Trail (19th-century overland migration route) Oregon Trail The Oregon Trail was a 19th-century overland route from Missouri to Oregon used by American migrants, running roughly 2,170 miles and shaping westward expansion, culture, and histo…

Øresund Bridge: road and rail link between Denmark and Sweden Oresund Bridge A combined bridge–tunnel crossing the Øresund strait connecting Copenhagen and Malmö. A major cross-border transport link carrying road and rail traffic that shaped regional integr…

Orient Express Famous long-distance passenger train service established in 1883, known for luxurious sleepers between Western and Eastern Europe; the original service ceased in 2009.

Orlando International Airport (MCO) — Overview, History and Operations Orlando International Airport Primary airport serving the Orlando region. Known by the code MCO from McCoy Air Force Base, it is a major U.S. gateway for tourism and international travel with extensive airline…

Ōtemachi Station (Tokyo) Major underground interchange in central Tokyo, Ōtemachi Station links several Tokyo Metro lines and the Toei Mita Line beneath the city’s business district.