 Preeti Mam 
 Made by – Manav yadav 
 Std – 7 
 Roll no. -20 
 Sub – S.S 
 Topic - Transport
Introduction 
Road transport 
Rail transport 
Water transport 
Air transport 
Pipeline transport
 Transport refers to carrying passengers and goods 
from one place to another using different vehicles . 
 There are four types of transport they are 
 Roadways 
 Railways 
 Waterways 
 Airways
 Roadways are vital for the development of an area . 
Depending on their strength , roads are called mettalled 
and unmetalled . 
 Metalled roads are surfaced using cement , concrete etc . 
Such roads can always be used . All important roads are 
metalled . 
 Unmetalled roads are surfaced which are mere tracks 
and get muddy during rainy season .They mostly exists 
in rural areas.
 Roads are important due to the reasons- 
1) They are easy and cheaper to construct and maintain . 
2) They provide door to door service . 
3) They connect villages with towns . 
4) Roads are important for the defence of a country . 
5) India has the largest road network in the world which 
is divided into three categories : 
6) National highways , state highways ,Rural roads
 Railways are the true lifeline of a country as they 
passengers over longer distances. They help in connecting 
producing areas thus enhancing trade in the country . In 
fact , invention of rail engine during industrial 
revolution is responsible for the dispersal of economic 
development. For better connectivity and mass 
movement of people in large cities like London , New 
York , Kolkata ,and Delhi the metro railway system is 
providing a good means of transport .
 Waterways are the natural ways which are 
slowest and cheapest means . They are 
responsible for the growth of international 
trade and understanding . They helped greatly 
in exploring new distant lands , inhabiting 
them dispersing cultures . Waterways can be 
classifieds as : 
1- Inland water transport 2- ocean transport
 Inland water transport – It includes boats , canoes and 
steamers to carry goods and people on river , lake and 
canal routes . Near about 18 millions tons of cargo is 
moved every year by it . 
 Ocean transport – It refers to the movement of goods 
and passengers with the help of ships through sea and 
ocean . It helps in international trade . It has fixed 
route . They are free highways covering every possible 
direction with no maintenance cost . Ocean transport is 
only hindered by storms , fog and ice bergs .
 It is fastest and costliest means if transport , which is 
comfortable too. It connects far –flung , remotest an 
inaccessible areas .During man-made and natural 
disasters like wars , earthquakes , epidemics , floods and 
droughts . For managing air transport ,airports are 
required . Airports require elaborate arrangements for 
landing , take – off , fueling , passenger and cargo . 
Some important destinations are London , New York , 
Paris , Washington , Los Angeles , Chicago , Tokyo .
Transport

Transport

  • 2.
     Preeti Mam  Made by – Manav yadav  Std – 7  Roll no. -20  Sub – S.S  Topic - Transport
  • 3.
    Introduction Road transport Rail transport Water transport Air transport Pipeline transport
  • 4.
     Transport refersto carrying passengers and goods from one place to another using different vehicles .  There are four types of transport they are  Roadways  Railways  Waterways  Airways
  • 5.
     Roadways arevital for the development of an area . Depending on their strength , roads are called mettalled and unmetalled .  Metalled roads are surfaced using cement , concrete etc . Such roads can always be used . All important roads are metalled .  Unmetalled roads are surfaced which are mere tracks and get muddy during rainy season .They mostly exists in rural areas.
  • 6.
     Roads areimportant due to the reasons- 1) They are easy and cheaper to construct and maintain . 2) They provide door to door service . 3) They connect villages with towns . 4) Roads are important for the defence of a country . 5) India has the largest road network in the world which is divided into three categories : 6) National highways , state highways ,Rural roads
  • 7.
     Railways arethe true lifeline of a country as they passengers over longer distances. They help in connecting producing areas thus enhancing trade in the country . In fact , invention of rail engine during industrial revolution is responsible for the dispersal of economic development. For better connectivity and mass movement of people in large cities like London , New York , Kolkata ,and Delhi the metro railway system is providing a good means of transport .
  • 8.
     Waterways arethe natural ways which are slowest and cheapest means . They are responsible for the growth of international trade and understanding . They helped greatly in exploring new distant lands , inhabiting them dispersing cultures . Waterways can be classifieds as : 1- Inland water transport 2- ocean transport
  • 9.
     Inland watertransport – It includes boats , canoes and steamers to carry goods and people on river , lake and canal routes . Near about 18 millions tons of cargo is moved every year by it .  Ocean transport – It refers to the movement of goods and passengers with the help of ships through sea and ocean . It helps in international trade . It has fixed route . They are free highways covering every possible direction with no maintenance cost . Ocean transport is only hindered by storms , fog and ice bergs .
  • 10.
     It isfastest and costliest means if transport , which is comfortable too. It connects far –flung , remotest an inaccessible areas .During man-made and natural disasters like wars , earthquakes , epidemics , floods and droughts . For managing air transport ,airports are required . Airports require elaborate arrangements for landing , take – off , fueling , passenger and cargo . Some important destinations are London , New York , Paris , Washington , Los Angeles , Chicago , Tokyo .