Transportation Quiz

What is the main difference between multimodal and intermodal transport?

• Multimodal involves using only one mode of transport, while intermodal uses multiple modes.

• Multimodal involves multiple contracts with different carriers, whereas intermodal has a single contract with one carrier.

• Intermodal involves using only one mode of transport, while multimodal uses multiple modes.

• Intermodal involves a single contract with one carrier, whereas multimodal has multiple contracts with different carriers.

Which mode of transport is known for its efficiency over long distances and offers higher speeds compared to road transport?

• Pipeline

• Air

• Road

• Marine

What is the backbone of logistics, offering flexibility and accessibility for both short and medium distances?

• Air

• Rail

• Road

• Marine

Which mode of transport is essential for global trade, facilitating the movement of goods across oceans and seas?

• Rail

• Air

• Marine

• Road

What is the fastest mode of transport, offering rapid delivery over long distances?

• Air

• Rail

• Road

• Marine

Which mode of transport is often used to transport crude and refined petroleum products over long distances?

• Air

• Rail

• Pipeline

• Road

What is the method of moving solid, liquid, or gaseous products over long distances through pipelines?

• Air

• Pipeline

• Rail

• Road

Which mode of transport is known for its reliability with scheduled sailings and established routes?

• Marine

• Air

• Rail

• Road

What is the movement of goods using two or more modes of transportation?

• Multimodal

• Intermodal

• Road

• Pipeline

Which mode of transport is generally reliable for shorter distances and provides moderate to high speeds?

• Rail

• Air

• Road

• Marine