Car and motorbike

A car is a motor vehicle with four or more wheels, while a motorcycle is a motor vehicle with two in-line wheels. Cars are classified as motor vehicles and are intended for the transport of people or goods, while motorcycles are a subcategory of motor vehicles. The main differences concern the number of wheels, handling characteristics, and safety.

• Definition: A motor vehicle with at least four wheels, not classified as a motor vehicle.
• Use: Transport of people and/or goods, often with an enclosed passenger compartment and a luggage transport system.
• Main characteristics: Greater stability and safety due to the number of wheels and frame structure.
• Examples: Passenger car, bus, truck.

• Definition: A motor vehicle with two in-line wheels, classified as a motor vehicle.
• Use: Primarily for the transport of one or two people.
• Main characteristics: Agile driving dynamics, but requiring greater balance and the use of protective clothing for safety.
• Examples: Motorcycle.