Road, air, and water transport are the main types of goods transport operations. Road transport involves moving goods and personnel between destinations via motor vehicles or non-motor vehicles on roads. Air transport allows for fast international transport of people and goods between countries. Water transport is the process of moving people and goods via barge, boat, ship, or sailboat over seas, oceans, lakes, rivers, or canals. Depots are transport systems' operating bases that provide parking, maintenance, administrative functions, and staff facilities.

1. GOODS TRANSPORT

2. Goods Transport Operation
1Transport on roads can be roughly
grouped into the "Transportation of
Goods" and "Transportation of
Passengers".
2Consignor (sender)-A person who
sends the goods and parcel.
3The movement of goods from
consignor to consignee through goods
transport vehicle is called "Goods
Transport Operation".

3. The various types of goods transport operations are:
: Road transport :
means transportation of goods and
personnel from one place to the other
on roads. Road is a route between
two destinations, which has been
either paved or worked on to enable
transportation by way of motorised
and non-motorised carriages1. Road
Transport

4. AIR TRANSPORT:
Air transport is one of the fastest modes
of public transport which connects
international boundaries. Air transport
allows people from different countries to
cross international boundaries and
travel other countries for personal,
business, medical, and tourism
purposes.

5. WATER TRANSPORT:
Water transport is the process of
moving people, goods, etc. by
barge, boat, ship or sailboat over a
sea, ocean, lake, canal, river, etc.
This category does not include
articles on the transport of water
for the purpose of consuming the
water.

6. DEPOT FOR GOODS TRANSPORT OPERATION:
BUS DEPOST:
A depot is a transport system’s operating base. It provides parking
accommodation, servicing and maintenance facilities for vehicles, an
administrative function, and facilities for staff. A fully enclosed depot is sometimes
referred to as a garage
An operator may have one depot or several, depending on its fleet size or
geographic coverage. Most transport operators have their head offices at one of
their depots. Operators with fleets of more than two or three vehicles should have
the use of off-street depot facilities.