Free Coloring PagesVehicle coloring pages
Kids who love "things that go" often gravitate to vehicles before almost anything else. This collection covers land, sea, and sky, so there's always a favorite to find, whether it's a rocket blasting off or a tugboat chugging past a lighthouse. Vehicles are also a fun way to reinforce colors kids already know from real life, like red fire trucks and yellow school buses, while still leaving room to invent new color schemes.
12 free vehicle coloring pages to color online or print.
Hot Air Balloon Coloring Page
Happy Train Coloring Page
Sailboat on the Ocean Coloring Page
Fire Truck at the Fire Station Coloring Page
Rocket Launch Coloring Page
School Bus Coloring Page
Helicopter Over the City Coloring Page
Tugboat in the Harbor Coloring Page
Camper Van with a Surfboard Coloring Page
Airplane in the Clouds Coloring Page
Dump Truck at the Construction Site Coloring Page
Race Car on the Track Coloring Page
Anyone who loves things that go will find plenty to color in this collection. There's a smiling steam train chugging past flowers, a rocket blasting off under a starry sky, and a fire truck parked outside its station with a hydrant nearby. Sky and sea are covered too, with a propeller airplane cruising through the clouds, a helicopter buzzing over city rooftops, a sailboat bobbing on the waves, and a tugboat puffing past a lighthouse. There's also a school bus full of happy kids, a dump truck at a construction site, a camper van packed for a road trip with a surfboard on top, and a number one race car speeding around the track. Every vehicle is drawn with bold, simple outlines, easy to fill in with a tap on a phone, tablet, or computer - no downloads or sign-ups, just pick a ride, choose a crayon, and start coloring, then save your finished picture to keep or print.
Coloring tips
Try coloring wheels, windows, and headlights in gray or black first so the vehicle's body color doesn't accidentally cover them. For vehicles in motion, like planes, rockets, and race cars, adding a few light streaks or color behind the vehicle can help the picture feel like it's moving.