Vehicle law

United Nations Commission for economic cooperation among its member states

document that allows circulation with a vehicle

breathalyzer connected to a vehicle's engine

red, reflective, triangular, often collapsible road marker used to warn motorists about temporary road hazards, such as traffic accidents or road works

Japanese warning symbol used to indicate that a vehicle is being driven by a beginner driver

19th century British legislation regulating the use of mechanically propelled vehicles on roads

offence caused while a vehicle is parked

vehicle which companies or organisations lease or own and which employees use

authority to register motor vehicles

classification of a land vehicle for regulatory purposes

distance that should be maintained between vehicles so the trailing vehicle can safely stop without hitting the car in front

use of a texting device while driving a motor vehicle

Spanish device for cars

right|290px|thumb|A pedestrian engaging in carwalking in Lyon, [[France.]] Carwalking is the act of walking across a stationary car, often done in response to cars parked illegally in pedestrian areas. This can result in damage to the vehicle and is a form of protest against high motorization rates in urban areas.

US federal vehicle regulations

device fitted to a vehicle that digitally records its speed and distance

quality of a new motor vehicle model that is legally permitted to be used on public roads