transport systems theory

Transport systems theory is a framework used to understand how transportation networks function, including roads, railways, and air routes. It examines the movement of people and goods, focusing on efficiency, accessibility, and connectivity. Key concepts include the flow of traffic, bottlenecks that can cause delays, and the impact of infrastructure on transportation choices. This theory helps planners design better systems, improve safety, reduce congestion, and make transportation more sustainable, ultimately enhancing the overall effectiveness of transport in society.