Single-wheeled vehicles are unique modes of transportation that feature just one wheel, making them different from traditional bicycles or motorcycles. These vehicles often rely on balance and gyroscopic technology to stay upright while moving. Popular examples include the monowheel and electric unicycles, which are designed for both fun and practical commuting. Riders of single-wheeled vehicles typically stand on a platform above the wheel, using their body movements to steer and control speed. While they can be challenging to master, many people enjoy the thrill and agility these vehicles offer. As technology advances, single-wheeled vehicles are becoming more accessible and popular in urban areas.