Public transport infrastructure

Public transport infrastructure refers to the systems and facilities that enable shared transportation for people, such as buses, trains, subways, and trams. This includes physical components like stations, tracks, and terminals, as well as the supporting technology for scheduling and fare collection. Well-designed infrastructure allows for efficient, safe, and reliable movement of large numbers of passengers within cities and between regions, helping reduce traffic congestion and environmental impact. It is a vital part of urban planning that connects communities and supports economic activity by making transportation accessible and consistent.