Transportation

Used to transport liquids and gases, such as oil, natural gas, and water, over long distances.

• Pipelines

• Spacecraft

• General Aviation

• Inland Waterways

Used for transporting humans and cargo beyond Earth’s atmosphere, primarily for exploration, research, and satellite deployment.

• Pipeline

• Spacecraft

• General Aviation

• Commercial Aviation

Includes private planes, helicopters, and other smaller aircraft used for personal, corporate, or emergency services.

• General Aviation

• Pipeline

• Commercial Aviation

• Spacecraft

Involves the use of airplanes to transport passengers and cargo across long distances, both domestically and internationally.

• Spacecraft

• Pipeline

• Commercial Aviation

• General Aviation

Rivers, canals, and lakes serve as transportation routes for boats and barges, primarily for moving goods and sometimes for passenger services.

• Inland Waterways

• General Aviation

• Commercial Aviation

• Pipeline

Involves the transport of goods and people by sea using ships, ferries, and boats.

• Shipping

• Non- Motorized transport

• Rail Transport

• Road transport

It is the most common form of transportation, especially for short to medium distances.

• Rail Transport

• Road Transport

• Non- Motorized transport

• Shipping

Includes bicycles, walking, and other human-powered methods.

• Non-Motorized Transport

• Road Transport

• Rail transport

• Shipping

Trains and trams are used for both passenger and freight services.

• Road Transport

• Non-motorized transport

• Rail Transport

• Shipping

•Facilitates Global Trade

•Cultural Exchange

• Globalization

• Environmental Impact

• Urban and Regional Developmen

• Social Connectivity