Transport Industry Collection

Morants Curve, Bow River, Canadian Pacific Railway, near Lake Louise, Banff National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Alberta, Rocky Mountains, Canada, North America

Headlamp assembly

Petrol engine combustion. Computer artwork of an internal combustion engine cylinder. The piston (lower right) is moved up and down by the combustion (burning) of fuel

Hydrogen cars engine
MODEL RELEASED. Hydrogen car. Technician adjusting a cutaway engine from a low-emission BMW hydrogen car. This engine has been altered to burn hydrogen

Car emissions testing
Car emissions test. Mechanic using a computer that tests a vehicles exhaust emissions for various gases. It monitors the amount of carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides, amongst others

Turbocharger. Cut away turbocharger showing turbine blades. This device is used in internal combustion engines to improve engine performance. It consists of a turbine (centre right) and a compressor

Spray painting a car. Worker dressed in protective clothing spraying paint onto the body of a car at an automobile factory

Light bulb from a car headlamp. This is a tungsten-iodide bulb, designed to be more reliable and work at higher temperatures than normal light bulbs

Petrol engine. Computer artwork of an internal combustion engine cylinder. The piston (lower right) is moved up and down by the combustion (burning) of fuel

Bald and new tyres. Old and used tyre placed next to a brand new tyre, The old tyre shows clear evidence of deterioration, particularly in its surface texture

Spray-painting car in booth with pollution filters

Car headlamp wiring
Car headlamp removed from the chassis to reveal its wiring

Bald and new tyre. Old and used tyre placed next to a brand new tyre. The old tyre shows clear evidence of deterioration, particularly in its surface texture

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"Exploring the Transport Industry: From Morants Curve to Hydrogen Cars" Embark on a captivating journey through the transport industry, where innovation and breathtaking landscapes converge. Nestled along the Bow River in Canada's Banff National Park lies Morants Curve, an iconic spot that epitomizes the power of locomotion. Here, the Canadian Pacific Railway gracefully winds its way through nature's masterpiece near Lake Louise. As we delve deeper into this dynamic industry, let us uncover some remarkable advancements that have shaped our modern world. The headlamp assembly illuminates our path during nocturnal travels while showcasing ingenious engineering marvels such as petrol engine combustion and hydrogen cars' revolutionary propulsion systems. In an era driven by sustainability, car emissions testing plays a pivotal role in ensuring cleaner air for future generations. With turbochargers enhancing performance and efficiency simultaneously, vehicles are becoming more environmentally friendly without compromising power. Witnessing the artistry behind transportation is equally enthralling; spray painting a car transforms it into a vibrant canvas reflecting personal style and creativity. Meanwhile, dissecting components like light bulbs from car headlamps unveils intricate craftsmanship embedded within every vehicle. The heartbeat of mobility lies within petrol engines - their relentless power propels us forward with each turn of the ignition key. However, emerging technologies like hydrogen cars offer greener alternatives by harnessing clean energy sources to revolutionize transportation further. Join us on this captivating expedition through time as we unravel mysteries hidden beneath gleaming hoods and roaring engines. Together, let us celebrate humanity's pursuit of progress within the ever-evolving transport industry – where innovation meets natural wonders at every crossroad.