In India, there are many facilities from which we travel. Road transport is easy to access in hilly areas whereas in Rail transport it's difficult to reach such places. Construction and maintenance cost is less for road transport whereas it's more in rail transport. Road transport is better than rail transport to transport goods for short distances. From the railway we can transfer many things like our luggage. It is meant to transport, on vehicles that run on tracks (rails or railroads). there are many ways of transformation. Rail transport enables economic progress, it is used to mobilize goods as well as makes traveling easy for people. Adaptations include passenger railways, underground (or overground) urban metro railways and goods carriages.
Sometimes roads are better over longer distances. The huge benefit of rail over distance is that much less energy is used than transport over roads therefore per unit weight, costs and carbon footprint are decreased, that's why rail transport is better than road transport long distances. And Also it is faster to travel, which is time-saving.
Railways and roadways are the two transport over the land. Roads can be built in the hilly areas also whereas railway lines cannot be laid easily. The railways have an advantage over the roadways that they may carry a large number of passengers and heavy loads to long distances.
* Cost-effective transportation.
* Rapid Speed: If the goods are to sent immediately or quickly then motor transport is more suited than the railways.
* Suitable for Short Distance: It is a more economical and quicker way to carrying goods and people over short distances.
For environmental conscious travelers, railway travel has a much smaller carbon footprint than air travel. Trains use a lot less fuel per mile than airplanes, therefore creating fewer emissions and less increase in greenhouse gases.
https://www.du.edu/transportation/masters-transportation/courses.html
The Central Institute of Road Transport, Bhosari (Pune)
https://www.distancelearningcollege.co.uk/courses/supply-chain/cilt/ " />In India, there are many facilities from which we travel. Road transport is easy to access in hilly areas whereas in Rail transport it's difficult to reach such places. Construction and maintenance cost is less for road transport whereas it's more in rail transport. Road transport is better than rail transport to transport goods for short distances. From the railway we can transfer many things like our luggage. It is meant to transport, on vehicles that run on tracks (rails or railroads). there are many ways of transformation. Rail transport enables economic progress, it is used to mobilize goods as well as makes traveling easy for people. Adaptations include passenger railways, underground (or overground) urban metro railways and goods carriages.
Sometimes roads are better over longer distances. The huge benefit of rail over distance is that much less energy is used than transport over roads therefore per unit weight, costs and carbon footprint are decreased, that's why rail transport is better than road transport long distances. And Also it is faster to travel, which is time-saving.
Railways and roadways are the two transport over the land. Roads can be built in the hilly areas also whereas railway lines cannot be laid easily. The railways have an advantage over the roadways that they may carry a large number of passengers and heavy loads to long distances.
* Cost-effective transportation.
* Rapid Speed: If the goods are to sent immediately or quickly then motor transport is more suited than the railways.
* Suitable for Short Distance: It is a more economical and quicker way to carrying goods and people over short distances.
For environmental conscious travelers, railway travel has a much smaller carbon footprint than air travel. Trains use a lot less fuel per mile than airplanes, therefore creating fewer emissions and less increase in greenhouse gases.
https://www.du.edu/transportation/masters-transportation/courses.html
The Central Institute of Road Transport, Bhosari (Pune)
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