Transporting

Transport activities play a significant part in life today. Transport provides access to goods and services, opportunities for individual mobility and better quality of life, and plays an important role in the economic and social development of communities.

In 1996, the most mobile of all European Union citizens were the Danes, when it came to transport by road, rail and river. Each of them covered 41.3 km per day on average. The Greeks and Spaniards came last, with less than 28 km per day.

1. Transferring-Abiding
2. Moving

1. Transporting varied commercial products
2. Transporting freshwater
3. Transporting advanced students
4. Teleportation
5. Providing sufficient personal transport in rural areas
6. Providing convenient water transport
7. Providing alternate emergency transport
8. Harmonizing transport rules
9. Facilitating goods transport system
10. Delivering water

1. Researching transport
2. Regularizing transport service
3. Providing sufficient transport vehicles
4. Providing sufficient integration of transport systems among neighbouring developing countries
5. Providing inadequate control over government administrative process
6. Providing fair transport practices
7. Improving transport planning
8. Improving rail transport facilities
9. Improving island transport services
10. Improving integration of transport systems
11. Improving air transport service
12. Coping with inadequate transport systems for isolated islands

1. Ineffective means for goods supply and distribution
2. Environmental hazards from transport systems