Vehicle type LCSH Literary Literary warrant in warrant in 388.3 629.2 Electric-powered vehicles Electric vehicles 36 873 Natural gas vehicles Natural gas vehicles 8 55 Snowmobiles Snowmobiles 20 175 Trolleybuses Buses, Electric 5 11 Trolley buses 25 16 Nonmotor land vehicles (carts, wagons, Carriages and carts 135 15 carriages, stagecoaches; rickshaws, Chariots 16 2 animal-drawn omnibuses; sleds, Horse-drawn omnibuses 9 3 sleighs) Horse-drawn vehicles 45 11 Litters 0 0 Pedicabs 3 3 Rickshaws 2 0 Scooters 8 39 Sleds 2 1 Sleighs 7 0 Stagecoaches 25 0 Wagons 62 11 Three-wheel vehicles -- Off-road vehicles, all-terrain vehicles Off-road vehicles 9 188 All terrain vehicles 13 481 Dune buggies 0 35 Tundra vehicles 0 1 Steam-powered vehicles (steam plows, Road rollers 0 16 steam tractors, steamrollers Steam plows 0 0 Air-compression-powered vehicles Motor vehicles—Pneumatic 0 1 equipment (629.2294 has been used [and misused] only once in WorldCat) Solar energy-powered vehicles Solar vehicles 0 16 Nuclear-powered vehicles Nuclear propulsion 0 1 Table 2. Literary warrants counts for vehicles powered by means other than gasoline, oil, and humans At the same time, the gasoline-powered, oil-powered, human-powered vehicles group has its own anomalies. This group includes passenger automobiles, light trucks, trucks (lorries), work vehicles, campers / motor homes / trailers, cycles, and racing cars. The presence of bicycles, tricycles, and tandem bicycles under 629.227 Cycles accounts for the inclusion of human-powered vehicles with gasoline- and oil-powered vehicles (which otherwise seem oddly juxtaposed). The pairing of vehicles and oil-powered vehicles arises from the existence of passenger automobiles, trucks, racing cars, etc., some of which consume gasoline and some of which consume petroleum diesel (at of what the in oil-powered vehicles refers to); however, the caption least, that’s my assumption “oil” does not apply to other types of diesel fuel, which also include biodiesel and biomass to liquid [BTL] diesel. Perhaps instead of speaking of gasoline-powered and oil-powered vehicles, the caption at
Vehicle type LCSH Literary warrant in 388.3 Literary warrant in 629.2 Electric-powered vehicles Electric vehicles 36 873 Natural gas vehicles Natural gas vehicles 8 55 Snowmobiles Snowmobiles 20 175 Trolleybuses Buses, Electric Trolley buses 5 25 11 16 Nonmotor land vehicles (carts, wagons, carriages, stagecoaches; rickshaws, animal-drawn omnibuses; sleds, sleighs) Carriages and carts Chariots Horse-drawn omnibuses Horse-drawn vehicles Litters Pedicabs Rickshaws Scooters Sleds Sleighs Stagecoaches Wagons 135 16 9 45 0 3 2 8 2 7 25 62 15 2 3 11 0 3 0 39 1 0 0 11 Three-wheel vehicles -- Off-road vehicles, all-terrain vehicles Off-road vehicles All terrain vehicles Dune buggies Tundra vehicles 9 13 0 0 188 481 35 1 Steam-powered vehicles (steam plows, steam tractors, steamrollers Road rollers Steam plows 0 0 16 0 Air-compression-powered vehicles Motor vehicles—Pneumatic equipment (629.2294 has been used [and misused] only once in WorldCat) 0 1 Solar energy-powered vehicles Solar vehicles 0 16 Nuclear-powered vehicles Nuclear propulsion 0 1 Table 2. Literary warrants counts for vehicles powered by means other than gasoline, oil, and humans At the same time, the gasoline-powered, oil-powered, human-powered vehicles group has its own anomalies. This group includes passenger automobiles, light trucks, trucks (lorries), work vehicles, campers / motor homes / trailers, cycles, and racing cars. The presence of bicycles, tricycles, and tandem bicycles under 629.227 Cycles accounts for the inclusion of human-powered vehicles with gasoline- and oil-powered vehicles (which otherwise seem oddly juxtaposed). The pairing of vehicles and oil-powered vehicles arises from the existence of passenger automobiles, trucks, racing cars, etc., some of which consume gasoline and some of which consume petroleum diesel (at least, that’s my assumption of what the “oil” in oil-powered vehicles refers to); however, the caption does not apply to other types of diesel fuel, which also include biodiesel and biomass to liquid [BTL] diesel. Perhaps instead of speaking of gasoline-powered and oil-powered vehicles, the caption at
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