Vehicle Dot to Dots
Auto Rickshaw Dot to Dot — Free 60-Dot Printable for Ages 5–7
Connect 60 dots to reveal a lively auto rickshaw. This free connect the dots worksheet for kids builds number sequencing, visual tracking, and pencil control, with a print-ready PDF for US Letter and A4 paper.
Difficulty
Easy
Fun fact: Auto rickshaws are compact three-wheeled vehicles used for short trips in many cities, where their small size helps them travel through busy streets.
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How to Solve the Auto Rickshaw Dot-to-Dot Puzzle
Auto rickshaws are small three-wheeled vehicles built for quick trips through lively streets. This 60-dot puzzle traces the wheels, passenger cabin, roof, and driver’s windscreen. Start at dot 1 near the front wheel and follow each number in order until the whole rickshaw is ready to roll.
1–15 — The Front Wheel and Mudguard
Connect dots 1 through 15 around the front wheel and curved mudguard. The changing direction makes this a useful warm-up for smooth, controlled pencil strokes.
Fun fact!
An auto rickshaw usually has one wheel at the front for steering and two wheels at the back for balance.
An auto rickshaw usually has one wheel at the front for steering and two wheels at the back for balance.
16–30 — The Floor and Rear Wheel
Continue from dot 16 to dot 30 along the floor and around the rear wheel. Check each number carefully as the trail moves from straighter lines into a tight curve.
Fun fact!
The two rear wheels support the passenger area and help keep the three-wheeled vehicle stable.
The two rear wheels support the passenger area and help keep the three-wheeled vehicle stable.
31–45 — The Passenger Cabin
Trace dots 31 through 45 up the back and around the open passenger cabin. These longer connections reward a steady hand and careful visual tracking.
Fun fact!
Many auto rickshaws have an open-sided passenger compartment with a roof that provides shade from the sun.
Many auto rickshaws have an open-sided passenger compartment with a roof that provides shade from the sun.
46–60 — The Roof and Windscreen
Finish with dots 46 through 60 across the roof and down toward the driver’s windscreen. Slow down near the final dots so the front of the rickshaw joins neatly.
Fun fact!
Drivers steer an auto rickshaw from the single front wheel, often using handlebar-style controls rather than a round steering wheel.
Drivers steer an auto rickshaw from the single front wheel, often using handlebar-style controls rather than a round steering wheel.
Great driving — your 60-dot auto rickshaw is complete! Add bright body panels, a colourful roof, and details inside the passenger cabin. Then explore more vehicle dot to dot printables for another journey.
Coloring Guide
Classic Green and Yellow Rickshaw
A bright street-ready colour combination seen on many working auto rickshaws.
- 1–15 (Front wheel and mudguard): Crayola Black — Dark rubber and trim make the front wheel stand out.
- 16–30 (Floor and rear wheel): Crayola Black — A dark lower frame gives the vehicle a sturdy base.
- 31–45 (Passenger cabin): Crayola Green — Green creates a familiar, lively body colour.
- 46–60 (Roof and windscreen): Crayola Golden Yellow — Yellow adds a cheerful, highly visible roof.
Blue City Rickshaw
Cool blues give the vehicle a clean modern look.
- 1–15 (Front wheel and mudguard): Crayola Outer Space — Charcoal suits the tyre and metal trim.
- 16–30 (Floor and rear wheel): Crayola Navy Blue — Deep blue anchors the lower body.
- 31–45 (Passenger cabin): Crayola Sky Blue — Sky blue makes the cabin bright and inviting.
- 46–60 (Roof and windscreen): Crayola Silver — Silver suggests reflective metal and glass.
Bold Red Rickshaw
Warm reds and orange make a playful colouring-page version.
- 1–15 (Front wheel and mudguard): Crayola Black — Black keeps the tyre realistic.
- 16–30 (Floor and rear wheel): Crayola Brick Red — Brick red gives the chassis a strong finish.
- 31–45 (Passenger cabin): Crayola Scarlet — Scarlet makes the main body energetic and easy to spot.
- 46–60 (Roof and windscreen): Crayola Orange — Orange complements the red body with a warm roof.
Why Is the Auto Rickshaw Dot to Dot Printable Rated Easy?
The Auto Rickshaw is rated easy. Its 60-dot route is mostly straight — 36 of the 60 dots — with 12 curved, 6 zigzag and 6 sharp-turn dots. The care it needs is around the two wheels: the curve at dots 4–8 rounds the front wheel on the lower left, and dots 30–32 make a sharp turn by the rear wheel arch on the lower right. Follow the numbers even when another dot looks closer, and pause before each wheel-side turn.
Straight
36 dots · 60%
Easiest — join two dots with one straight pencil stroke.
Curved
12 dots · 20%
48
Zigzag
6 dots · 10%
Quick in-and-out changes of direction. Good counting practice.
Sharp turns
6 dots · 10%
3032
We traced all 60 dots on this exact worksheet by hand — the sharp turns at dots 11–12 is where it got tricky, and you can check that against your own printout.
Key Sections to Know
Every notable stretch of the path, dot by dot.
| Dot Range | Pattern | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| 48 | Curved | The front tyre's lower half curves round in four smooth strokes — good practice for steady pencil control.
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| 1112 | Sharp turns | Beside the upper-right edge of the front wheel, the path turns sharply at dots 11–12 before continuing toward dot 13 under the body. Check the next number before changing direction. |
| 2628 | Curved | Dots 26–28 curve around the bottom of the rear tyre. Follow the rounded outline in two short connections.
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| 3032 | Sharp turns | The outline changes direction sharply beside the rear wheel at dots 30–32, near the end of the mudguard. Pause at dot 31 and locate dot 32 before continuing toward dot 33.
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Bottom line: The Auto Rickshaw dot to dot is easy rated — 80% smooth lines with just 2 short sections to watch for.
