Victorian Transport

Victorian transport refers to the advancements in transportation during the Victorian era, roughly from the 1830s to the early 1900s, in Britain and other industrialized nations. Key developments included the expansion of railways, enabling faster and more efficient movement of people and goods, and the introduction of steamships, which improved maritime travel. The period also saw the rise of stagecoaches and the use of horse-drawn carriages. These innovations not only revolutionized travel but also fueled urbanization and economic growth, shaping modern society by connecting cities and enhancing trade and communication.