This document provides information about different modes of transport, including their meaning, importance, and types. It discusses land transport modes like road and rail; water transport on rivers, canals, and oceans; and air transport. Each mode is described in terms of how goods and passengers are carried. Advantages are listed for each mode, such as roads being cheaper than other options, and air transport being the fastest mode. The overall document serves to outline key details about transport and how different modes facilitate the movement of people and goods.
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Transport (British English) or Transportation (American English)
ransportation has developed along three basic Mode (Media):-
1. Land Transportation (way)–
(a) Road Transportation (b) Rail Transportation
2. Water Transportation
3. Air Transportation
Tramway
Inland water transport
Ocean transport
These may be classified as under:
(a). Liners
(b). Tramps
Liners Vs Tramps
Figure- Layout airport runway design
TRAFFIC SIGNS
Types of Traffic Signs:
1. Mandatory/Regulatory Signs
2. Cautionary/Warning Signs
3. Informatory/Guide Signs
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Causes of road accidents
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(1.) Engineering
(2.) Enforcement
(3.) Education
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Tramway
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Ocean transport
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(b). Tramps
Liners Vs Tramps
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2. Cautionary/Warning Signs
3. Informatory/Guide Signs
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Causes of road accidents
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(1.) Engineering
(2.) Enforcement
(3.) Education
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role of transportation modes in Commerce trade
1. LESSON PLAN OF COMMERCE
TRANSPORT AND MODES OF
TRANSPORT
SUBMITTED BY:
KAMALJIT SINGH
ROLL NO. 1624536
2. MEANING OF TRANSPORT
Transport refers to the activity that facilitates physical
movement of goods as well as individuals from one
place to another. In business, it supports trade and
industry in carrying raw materials to the place of
production and distributing finished products for
consumption.
3. IMPORTANCE OF TRANSPORT
1. Makes available raw materials to manufacturers
or producers : Transport makes it possible to
carry raw materials from places where they are
available, to places where they can be processed
and assembled into finished goods.
4. IMPORTANCE…
2. Makes available goods to customers: Transport
makes possible movement of goods from one
place to another with great ease and speed.
5. IMPORTANCE…
3. Enhances standard of living: Easy means of transport
facilitates large-scale production at low costs. It gives
consumers the choice to make use of different
quantities of goods at different prices. So it raises the
standard of living of the people.
6. IMPORTANCE…
4. Helps in creation of employment : Transport provides
employment opportunity to individuals as drivers,
conductors, pilots, cabin crew, captain of the ship, etc.
who are directly engaged in transport business.
7. IMPORTANCE…
5. Helps in labour mobility : Transport helps a lot in
providing mobility to workers. You may be aware that
people from our country go to foreign countries to
work in different industries and factories.
8. IMPORTANCE…
6.Helps in bringing nations together : Transport
facilitates movement of people from one country to
another. It helps in exchange of cultures, views and
practices between the people of different countries.
9. TYPES OF TRANPORT
We find that basically transport is possible through land, air
or water, which are called the different modes of transport.
LAND TRANPORT
WATER TRANPORT
AIR TRANPORT
10. LAND TRANPORT
Land transport refers to activities of physical movement
of goods and passengers on land. This movement
takes place on road, rail, or pipe.
11. LAND TRANPORT
Road Transport : Roads are the means that connect
one place to another on the surface of the land. You
must have seen roads in your village, in towns and
cities. The means of road transport may be divided
into three types: -
i. Man driven;
ii. Animal driven; and
iii. Motor driven.
12. Advantages of Road transport
It is a relatively cheaper mode of transport as compared to
other modes.
(ii) Perishable goods can be transported at a faster speed
by road carriers over a short distance.
(iii) It is a flexible mode of transport as loading and
unloading is possible at any destination. It provides door-
to-door service.
13. LAND TRANPORT
Rail transport : Transportation of goods and passengers on rail
lines through trains is called rail transport. In India two types of
trains are found. One is passenger train and other is goods
train. While passenger trains carry both human beings and a
limited quantity of goods, the goods trains are exclusively used
for carrying goods from one place to another.
14. Advantages of Rail transport
(i) It is a convenient mode of transport for travelling long
distances.
(ii) It is relatively faster than road transport.
(iii) It is suitable for carrying heavy goods in large quantities
over long distances.
(iv) Its operation is less affected by adverse weathers
conditions like rain, floods, fog, etc.
15. LAND TRANPORT
Pipelines transport: In modern times, pipelines are used
for various purposes. Water supply to residential and
commercial areas is carried on with the help of
pipeline. Petroleum and natural gas are also
transported from one place to another through
pipelines.
16. WATER TRANPORT
Water transport refers to movement of goods and
passengers on waterways by using various means like
boats, steamers, launches, ships, etc. With the help of
these means goods and passengers are carried to
different places, both within as well as outside the
country.
17. WATER TRANPORT
Inland water transport : Inland water transport use
boats, launches, barges, streamers, etc., to carry goods
and passengers on river and canal routes. These routes
are called inland waterways and are used in domestic
or home trade to carry bulky goods.
Ocean transport : Ocean transport refers to movement
of goods and passengers with the help of ships
through sea or ocean waterways. It plays an important
role in the development of international trade.
18. WATER TRANPORT
Advantages of water transport
a. It is a relatively economical mode of transport for bulky
and heavy goods.
b. It is a safe mode of transport with respect to occurrence
of accidents.
c. The cost of maintaining and constructing routes is very
low as most of them are naturally made.
d. It promotes international trade.
19. Air transport
This is the fastest mode of transport. It carries goods
and passengers through airways by using different
aircrafts like passenger aircraft, cargo aircraft,
helicopters, etc. In hilly and mountainous areas where
other mode of transport is not accessible, air transport
is an important as well as convenient mode.
20. Air transport
Advantages of Air transport
i. It is the fastest mode of transport.
ii. It is very useful in transporting goods and
passengers to the area, which are not accessible by
any other means.
iii. It is the most convenient mode of transport during
natural calamities.
iv. It provides vital support to the national security and
defence.