Transportation plays a vital role in the daily lives of people, especially in rural and village settings. In villages, where economic activities, community life, and access to services often depend on mobility, transportation becomes a key factor in connecting people with essential resources, markets, schools, and healthcare.
Traditionally, transportation in villages has been influenced by geography, culture, and the availability of infrastructure. While urban areas have easy access to roads, railways, and airports, villages often rely on more basic, yet efficient, modes of transportation. In many rural areas, these could include walking, bicycles, bullock carts, or motorcycles, which serve as the primary means of transport for both people and goods.
