OECD stands for?

enables the carrying units to move and it is fundamental to ensuring the speed, range and capacity of vehicles.

BOT stands for?

the medium of transport, can be both natural and artificial.

provides the access for the passengers.

is the transport or movement of people, animals, and goods from one location to another on land, usually by rail or road.

transport of people and/or goods using human muscle-power, in the form of walking, running and swimming.

transport of people and/or goods using working animals.

type where it uses an identifiable route, way or path between two or more places.

is where a train runs along a set of two parallel steel rails, known as a railway or railroad.

these are fixed installations that allows a vehicle to operate. It consist of a way, a terminal, and facilities for parking and maintenance.

these are any non-living devices that is used to move people and goods. It moves off with cargo and riders.

He invented the Model T car.

OPEC stands for?

International Travel occurred over land and sea, mainly for the purpose of trade.

Organized tourism also began in this era when Thomas Cook organized a trip using rail services from Leicester to Loughborough in 1841.

Wide-body jet aircraft were commercially used from 1972

Within a decade, air transport became a not popular transport mode.

Transportation then began only by providing necessary transport services for people and goods to move to other places.

Cooper et al. (2000) identified four basic physical elements: The Way, The Terminal, The Carrying Unit, and The Motive Power

By the nineteenth century, air travel had become the backbone of transport in Europe; in America it was sooner.

Roads and railways are examples of artificial media

Sea routes and airways are artificial media.

Bus stations, railway stations, seaports and airports are not examples of terminals.

some say the best route of the lot; starts out in Venice in Italy, passes by parts of Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, and makes detours to Monaco, Andorra, Santorini and other famous waterfront cities in Europe.

used to be only about trips from London in England to the other territories like Scotland, Ireland and Wales, but have extended to France and other nearby countries such as Spain, Belgium and Scandinavia.

cruises to African Territories like South Africa, Ivory Coast, the Galapagos Islands, Seychelles, Madagascar, Mauritius, etc.

Users of Surface Transportation:

Buses

Users of Surface Transportation:

Cars

Users of Surface Transportation:

Army Vehicles

Users of Surface Transportation:

Truck

Users of Surface Transportation:

Air Force Vehicle

Users of Surface Transportation:

Bicycles

Users of Surface Transportation:

Commuters trains

Users of Surface Transportation:

Ships

Sightseeing and visiting various attractions are the most important activities of a tourist when he/ she is in the destination.

Transport provides the means of travelling in and around the destination before arriving.

transport not plays a vital role in moving tourists from their place of residence to their final destination, and connects the markets in tourism generating regions to destinations.

In_______, exclusive transport is provided in many cases to go into the forest and to see wild animals in their habitat.

________ is offered in destinations to enhance the tourism experience. At times, unique transport options are provided along tourist circuits.

The Grand Canyon railway in Arizona, the Royal Scotsman, Scotland, Place on Wheels, India, etc. are some examples of ________

In certain cases, transport is the primary attraction for visitors.

Cruise voyages and the recreation onboard during the course of the journey constitute the primary attraction for ______

__________ is becoming more popular, with significant growth recorded.

Availability of recreational transport forms, accessibility, etc. not certainly contribute in the attractiveness of a destination

According to ______, “transport results from a desire for mobility and travel, and the provision of different modes of transport aims to facilitate the efficient movement of goods and people”.

According to Ullman (1980), there are three major reasons for spatial interaction and, therefore, transport development.

DPWH stands for?

_______ is a road vehicle designed to carry many passengers.

______ is a motor vehicle designed to transport cargo.

is a land vehicle with a smooth underside or possessing a separate body supported by two or more smooth, relatively narrow, longitudinal runners that travels by sliding across a surface.

It was one mode of transportation introduced to the islands in the 18th century by Spanish colonizers, and was initially reserved for only nobles and high-ranking civic officials.

______ became widely available in the early 20th century.

Longest Toll Road

Shortest Toll Road

First Elevated Expressway

Longest Bridge in an Expressway

Longest Highway

Widest Highway

Busiest Highway

Highest Altitude Expressway

Longest Bridge

Gilmore Station

Katipunan Station

V. Mapa Station

Recto Station

Betty Go Belmonte Station

United Nations Station

Quirino Station

Doroteo Jose Station

Libertad Station

Carriedo Station

Shaw Boulevard Station

North Avenue Station

Magallanes Station

Guadalupe Station

Buendia Station

Sta. Mesa Station

Bicutan Station

Espana Station

Alabang Station

Laong Laan Station

• Marcos Road

• Manila-Bataan Coastal Road (future)

• South Luzon Expressway

• Southern Tagalog Arterial Road

• Victorino Mapa Street

• Padre Sanchez Street

• Shaw Boulevard

• Pasig Boulevard

• Ortigas Avenue Extension

• Taytay Diversion Road

• Manila East Road

• Pasig Line Street

• Kalayaan Avenue

• M. Concepcion Avenue

• Elisco Road

• Highway 2000

• Taft Avenue

• Quirino Avenue

• Diego Cera Avenue

• Aguinaldo Highway

• Bonifacio Drive

• Roxas Boulevard

• Manila-Cavite Expressway

• Antero Soriano Highway

• Legarda Street

• Ramon Magsaysay Boulevard

• Aurora Boulevard

• Marcos Highway (MarikinaInfanta)

• Lerma Avenue

• Espana Boulevard

• Quezon Avenue

• Elliptical Road

• Commonwealth Avenue

• Quirino Highway

• San Jose del Monte-Norzagaray Road

• Quezon Boulevard

• Alfonso Mendoza Street

• Dimasalang

• A. Bonifacio Avenue

• North Luzon Expressway

• Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway

• Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway