Transport Network Theory

Transport Network Theory studies how different transportation systems, like roads, railways, and air routes, are organized and function. It analyzes how these networks enable movement and connectivity, examining factors such as efficiency, accessibility, and reliability. By understanding these systems, researchers and planners can identify optimal routes, improve infrastructure, and enhance overall travel experiences. The theory uses mathematical models and simulations to explore how changes in one part of the network can affect the whole, aiming to create more effective transportation solutions that meet the needs of communities and economies.