Vehicles

Vehicles are various objects, mechs, or mobs that can be driven by player, usually giving them faster speed of movement. The driver can be shoved from the vehicle.

There is a list of currently available vehicles (doesn't include mechs and mobs):

Skateboard	Cheap, fast, but easy to lose control of. Careful not to crash into literally anything.
Scooter	A skateboard with a handle, trades speed for maneuverability.
Janicart	This pimpin' ride spawns in the janitor's closet along with its keys , which are required to operate it. Can hold a trash bag and be upgraded with a floor buffer from R&D to clean stains by simply driving over them. So light, an actual lizard can push it around.
Secway	A quick vehicle for security enforcers. Can be found in the vicinity of the Armory, where its keys usually spawn. A banana can be shoved into the exhaust to halt it.
ATV all terrain vehicle	A quartermasters favourite, can be ordered for 2000 credits with a hacked console. Comes with a set of keys required for its use.
Boat	Craftable from goliath hides, this boat lets you navigate lava. Requires an oar.
Dragon Boat	A misterious boat found in a bottle, it will let you navigate over lava, and is self propelled.
Cyborg	Though you cannot steer them physically, ASIMOV'S law 2 makes them for great all-access self driving cars. Beware, they can spin to throw you off.
Bicycle	Can be purchased for 1000000 credits at cargo. Ridiculously fast.
Speedbike	Now this is podracing! Can be either blue or red. Moves freely in space, but doesn't protect against cold or lack of pressure.
Speedwagon	Is that a JoJo reference?

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