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Moto or MOTO may refer to:

Contents

• Business
• People
• Entertainment
• Sports
• Other uses
• Acronyms
• See also

Business

• Moto Hospitality, a chain of motorway service stations in the United Kingdom
• Moto Gold Mines, an exploration and mining company acquired by Randgold Resources
• Moto (restaurant), a restaurant in Chicago known for its "high-tech" food
• Motorola Mobility, whose nickname was "Moto" during the feature-phone era before the rise of smartphones when the company was a division of Motorola
  • Motorola Moto, a brand of smartphones and smartwatches manufactured by Motorola Mobility

People

• Moto Hagio (born 1949), Japanese manga artist
• Moto Harada (born 1957), Japanese concert pianist and composer

• Moto (surname)

Entertainment

• Mr. Moto, a fictional Japanese secret agent
• M.O.T.O. (short for Masters of the Obvious), a Chicago band
• Moto, one of the first two tribes featured in Survivor: Fiji
• Girls on Top (album), a 2005 album by BoA, reissued under the title Moto
• Moto Moto, a supporting character from the Madagascar franchise

Sports

• Motocross, a form of off-road motorcycle racing consisting of races called motos
• MotoGP and its divisions Moto1, Moto2 and Moto3
• Moto Club de São Luís, a Brazilian football club
• Moto Esporte Clube, a Brazilian football club

Other uses

• Moto , a genus of bugs in the tribe Harpactorini
• Moto (magazine), a Zimbabwean Catholic community newspaper
• Shorthand for a small motorcycle or moped
• Moto, a Central American and Peruvian incarnation of the auto rickshaw

Acronyms

• MO/TO (Mail Order/Telephone Order) in card not present transaction processing

See also

Search for "moto" on Wikipedia.

• Motomoto (disambiguation), including Moto-Moto
• All pages with titles beginning with Moto
• All pages with titles containing Moto
• Motto (disambiguation)

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