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Detailed explanation of trademark classification 12

Trademark Class 12 refers to Class 12 of the International Trademark Classification, covering all goods and services related to transportation and travel. The specific breakdown is as follows:

Class 12 commodities:

1. Land transportation: cars, trams, trains, bicycles, etc.

2. Water vehicles: ships, boats, submarines, rafts, etc.

3. Air transportation: airplanes, helicopters, gliders, hot air balloons, etc.

4. Transportation equipment: trailers, trucks, trucks, Belt machines, loading and unloading equipment, etc.

5. Vehicle devices: car seat belts, car sub-buses, car anti-theft and alarm equipment, seats, etc.

6. Vessel equipment: fishing gear, oars, equipment used to control the movement of the vessel, equipment used for depth measurement, etc.

Category 12 services:

1. Land transportation services: car rental services, parking lot services, driving school education, etc.

2. Water transportation services: port services, boat charter services, etc.

3. Air transportation services: airport services, ticket agencies, airline services, etc.

4. Transportation services: freight forwarding, vehicle driving services, cargo transportation services, logistics distribution, packaging and loading and unloading services, etc.

5. Travel services: travel charter, travel consultation, travel agency, etc.

6. Transportation equipment maintenance services: automobile maintenance, machinery maintenance, ship maintenance, etc.

Trademark Classification 12 applies to all goods and services involving transportation and travel. Such a trademark classification can protect the intellectual property rights of the trademark holder and prevent others from using the same trademark for similar goods and services. .