Motorcade

A presidential motorcade is a procession of vehicles, typically including cars, vans, trucks, and sometimes motorcycles, used to transport the president of a country, usually for official or ceremonial purposes. The term is derived from the French word "motorcade," which means a procession of motor vehicles. In Hebrew, it is called מַסֵּעַ מְרוֹכֵב (maséa merovev). In Spanish, it is known as comitiva presidencial, and in French, it is called cortège présidentiel. The motorcade typically includes the president's limousine, often an armored vehicle, along with several other vehicles for security, communication, and support purposes. The size and composition of a presidential motorcade can vary depending on the country, the event, and the level of security required. Motorcades are a common sight during state visits, official ceremonies, and other high-profile events involving the president.