Transport Regulation

Transport regulation refers to government policies and rules designed to oversee transportation services, such as railways, airlines, and public transit. The goal is to ensure that these services are safe, reliable, affordable, and accessible to everyone. Regulation helps prevent monopolies, ensuring that competition remains fair and that consumers have choices. It can also set standards for environmental impact and service quality. Overall, transport regulation aims to balance the interests of businesses, consumers, and the public good, promoting efficient transportation systems while protecting the rights and safety of users.