Communication Tracks

Differents types of ways:

• Hourses, train and cars

• Terrestrial, air and aquatic

• Planes, helicopters and boats

Are spaces where the people transit to move from a place to other place.

Examples of terrestrial communication track:

• Airport

• Rivers, lakes and oceans.

• Street, bringes, tunnels, highways and avenues.

Examples of aquatic communication track:

• Street, bringes, tunnels, highways and avenues.

• Airport

• Rivers, Lakes and Ocean

Examples of air communication track:

• Airport

• Street, bringes, tunnels, highways and avenues.

• Ocean, lakes and rivers

Some examples of terrestrial communication tracks in Panama:

• Ports: Almirante Port, Pedregal Port, Vacamonte Port. Panama Canal locks Pedro Miguel, Miraflores and Gatun.

• Highway: Panamerican Highway, Boyd Roosvelt Highway and Alberto Motta Freeway. Railway: Tran systematic railway and the Panama subway

• Principal Airports: Tocumen International Airport , Panama Pacific International Airport, Marcos A. Gelabert and Enrique Malek International Airport

Principal air communication tracks of Panama:

• Principal Airports: Tocumen International Airport , Panama Pacific International Airport, Marcos A. Gelabert and Enrique Malek International Airport

• Highway: Panamerican Highway, Boyd Roosvelt Highway and Alberto Motta Freeway. Railway: Tran systematic railway and the Panama subway

• Ports: Almirante Port, Pedregal Port, Vacamonte Port. Panama Canal locks Pedro Miguel, Miraflores and Gatun

Principal aquatic communication track of Panama:

• Highway: Panamerican Highway, Boyd Roosvelt Highway and Alberto Motta Freeway. Railway: Tran systematic railway and the Panama subway

• Ports: Almirante Port, Pedregal Port, Vacamonte Port. Panama Canal locks Pedro Miguel, Miraflores and Gatun

• Principal Airports: Tocumen International Airport , Panama Pacific International Airport, Marcos A. Gelabert and Enrique Malek International Airport

Two railway of Panama:

Very useful communication track because can allow us to move faster than water or earth, and facilitate access to distances.

• Terrestrial

• Air

• Aquatic