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2a)
i-Increases productivity — When
transportation improvements
increase the accessibility of
people and businesses to reach
jobs, services, goods, and
activities, productivity also
increases
ii-Enhances job and labor force
accessibility — Another
economic benefit of
transportation improvements is
the resulting larger pool of
employees available for the job
market
iii-Enhances supply chain
efficiency — When businesses
are clustered together, it is easier
and quicker for them to reach
their suppliers and customers.
This phenomenon has a positive
impact on freight logistics and
delivery scheduling. Easier access
to needed supplies and materials
and faster delivery times to
customers can help lower
transportation and inventory
carrying costs while increasing
both productivity and
profitability.
Iv-Transportation revolution has
therefore significantly improved
accessibility of places and
therefore bringing more
developments and growth.
V-Market areas therefore become
even more extensive as
transportation has improved.
Similarly, supply areas have
expanded. For instance,
agricultural production has
become more profitable and so
wider areas of production are
opened up from the central
markets.
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2b)The Technological Factor:
The technological characteristics
of each major transport mode
are considered together with a
discussion of the effects of
technological advances.
(iii) The Physical Factor:
This includes physiographic
controls upon route selection,
and geological and climatic
influences.
(iv) The Economic Factor:
The structure and nature of
transport costs are examined,
together with service quality and
methods of pricing and charging.
(v) Political and Social Factors:
These include political motives
for transport facilities;
government involvement in
capital, monopolies competition,
safety, working conditions and
coordination between modes,
transport as an employer and
social consequences of transport
developments.

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