Three-wheeled human-powered scooters (motonetas in Mexican Spanish) and small-engine motorcycles are becoming a significant part of Mexico’s major urban areas. They can be seen in smaller cities and even more rural areas.
Water Delivery
Three-wheeler Transport Vehicle
This Agenoria engine was built in 1829 by Foster Rastrick & Co of Stourbridge, for the Earl of Dudley’s Shutt End Colliery Railway at Kingswinford in Staffordshire. On its first outing, it reportedly carried 360 people in 8 trucks at a speed of 7.5 mph, which would have been 45 people to a truck, though some may have been children. It remains part of the National Collection and is on static display at the National Railway Museum at York.
An ornate wheel for a rail engine displayed at National Railway Museum in York, England.
A colorful model of a railroad engine near the riverfront in Wilmington, Delaware
