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Moving India: Building the Transport Infrastructure for a Growing Economy
The movement of people and goods depends on infrastructure capable of connecting cities, industries, ports, airports and markets. Roads and expressways work alongside railways, urban transit, airports, ports and freight corridors to create the physical network supporting economic activity. This edition examines India's evolving transportation infrastructure and the importance of multimodal connectivity. It explores how capacity, technology and better integration between transport systems can improve accessibility, logistics efficiency and the movement required by a growing economy.
Editor's Note
Transportation infrastructure is more than a collection of individual roads, railway lines, airports and ports. Its real value emerges when those assets connect people, businesses and markets efficiently. This edition looks at India's mobility infrastructure as an interconnected system and explores why coordination between transport modes is becoming increasingly important as passenger movement and freight requirements continue to expand.
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