TSV
Types of Public Transportation - TSV
Public transportation refers to transportation services available for use by the general public, operating across a wide range from urban to rural areas. These are classified by transportation mode and operation method, including rail systems (trains, subways, light rail), road systems (buses, taxis), water systems (ferries), and air systems (airplanes). These transportation modes play essential roles in modern society by reducing environmental impact, alleviating traffic congestion, and improving mobility convenience.
public transport
transportation
railway
bus
taxi
ferry
airplane
mobility
code slug name description category
01 train Train / Railway Public transportation that runs on rails. Rail System
02 subway-metro Subway / Metro High-speed railway running underground or on elevated tracks in urban areas. Rail System
03 light-rail-tram Light Rail / Tram Medium-capacity rail transport running on streets or dedicated tracks. Rail System
04 bus Bus The most common form of public transportation running on roads. Road System
05 taxi Taxi Individual transport service operated according to passenger demand. Road System
06 trolleybus Trolleybus Electric bus powered by overhead wires. Road System
07 ferry Ferry Public transportation that navigates on water. Water System
08 water-taxi Water Taxi On-demand transport service operating on water. Water System
09 airplane Airplane Aerial transportation enabling long-distance, high-speed travel. Air System
10 monorail Monorail Railway system running on a single track beam. Rail System