Transport Spatial Structure

Transport Spatial Structure refers to how transportation systems are organized and how they connect different locations. It involves the patterns of transport routes, networks, and facilities, influencing how easily people and goods move from one place to another. This structure shapes economic activities, travel behavior, and spatial development. In essence, it determines the accessibility of regions, affecting everything from urban planning to business locations and commuting patterns. A well-organized transport system can enhance connectivity, reduce travel time, and support economic growth, while a poorly structured system can create congestion and limit opportunities.