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Select with condition of multiple values from column

suggest change 
SELECT * FROM Cars  WHERE status IN ( 'Waiting', 'Working' )

This is semantically equivalent to 

SELECT * FROM Cars  WHERE ( status = 'Waiting' OR status = 'Working' )

i.e. value IN ( <value list> ) is a shorthand for disjunction (logical OR).

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SELECT:
* SELECT
* Using the wildcard character to select all columns in a query.
* SELECT Using Column Aliases
* Select Individual Columns
* Selecting specified number of records
* Selecting with Condition
* Selecting with CASE
* Select columns which are named after reserved keywords
* Selecting with table alias
* Selecting with more than 1 condition.
* Selecting with Aggregate functions
* Get aggregated result for row groups
* Selection with sorted Results
* Selecting without Locking the table
* Select with condition of multiple values from column
* Select distinct unique values only
* Selecting with null
* Select rows from multiple tables
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