TRANSPORTATION

1769 TRANPORTATION

• We still see some of these steam engines today as they run on the tracks as a cargo train.

1775

• 1775 – Jacques Perrier invents a steamship Steam Ships was first invented by Jacques Perrier in 1775.
• Steam ships were one of the reasons in the success of the industrial revolution.
• Some of these are still in use as ferries.

1791

• Bicycles were made by John Berber.
• It helped workers get to work faster.

1814

• The steam locomotives were made in this time period

IN 1839

• In 1839, an improved version of the bicycle was made by Kirkpatrick Macmillan.

1852

• The airship was made in 1852 by Henry Giffard.

1857

• In 1857, John Pullman invented the first sleeper car for trains.
• It was known as the Pullman sleeping car.

1858

• In 1858, the internal combustion engine was made, leading to the first cars, motorcycles and other motor driven vehicles.

1885

• In 1885, the first gas engined motorcycle was made by Gottlieb Daimier.

1885

• In 1885, Karl Benz invents the first automobile.

1886

• Gottlieb Daimler made the first four wheeled motorcycle after he made the gas engined motorcycle.

1900

• In the year 1900, the first zeppelin was invented by count Ferdinand Von Zeppelin.

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