There are several types of transport modes used for moving goods from one place to another. The main transport modes include:
1. Road Transport: This mode involves the use of vehicles on roadways, such as cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles. It is a widely used mode for freight transport, especially for short and medium distances.






2. Rail Transport: Rail transport utilizes trains to carry goods. It is well-suited for long-distance freight transportation.






3. Water Transport: Water transport includes shipping goods on rivers, canals, seas, and oceans. It encompasses various vessels, such as cargo ships, container ships, ferries, and cruise ships.






4. Air Transport: Air transport involves the use of airplanes to move cargo quickly over long distances. It is particularly suitable for time-sensitive and high-value shipments.






These transport modes serve various purposes and cater to different types of cargo transportation needs. The choice of transport mode depends on factors like distance, speed, cost, type of cargo, and accessibility, among others. Often, a combination of these transport modes, known as intermodal or multimodal transportation, is used to optimize logistics and supply chain solutions.