Transport Revolution

The Transport Revolution refers to the significant changes in transportation methods that occurred primarily during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. This period saw the development of canals, improved roadways, and the introduction of steam-powered locomotives and ships. These advancements drastically increased the speed and efficiency of moving goods and people, fostering trade, urbanization, and economic growth. The revolution transformed societies, enabling faster travel, broader markets, and connectivity, ultimately laying the groundwork for modern transportation systems we rely on today.