Road Transportation
Definition
Road transportation refers to the movement of people, animals, and goods from one location to another on roadways using various types of vehicles.
Analogy
Think of road transportation as the veins in your body. Just like how blood is transported through your veins to different parts of your body, goods and people are transported via roads to different locations.
Related terms
Highway System: A network of interconnected major roads designed for high-speed travel.
Traffic Management: The process of controlling or directing the movement of vehicles on roads to ensure safety and efficiency.
Public Transit: A system that provides shared passenger transport services, such as buses and taxis, within a community or urban area.
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