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ISSUE 2 
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2022 
ISSN: 2181-1601
Uzbekistan
 
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Page 456
LOGISTICS: TYPES OF TRANSPORT 
 
Bobur Ruziyev 
Yulduz Bakhriddinova 
Teacher of KarSU 
Student of KarSU 
 
ABSTRACT 
This article provides information on the field of logistics and the types and 
advantages of transport vehicles
 
Keywords: 
logistics, transport, air transport, water transport 
The term “logistics” was originally used by the military to describe how it 
obtained, stored and moved its equipment and supplies. The term as we know it remains 
the same but with the rise of consumerism and subsequent growth of more complex 
supply chains, it has evolved. It refers to the process of coordinating and moving 
resources such as equipment, food, inventory, materials and even people from one 
location to another.
There are not only a ton of transportation companies in Toronto to choose from, 
there are various transport methods as well. There are a number of different modes of 
transportation in the logistics industry, each having its own merits and disadvantages. 
From road, railway, marine, and air transportation, the method that you select depends 
on a few factors. For example, industries that need to transport heavy products opt for 
railway transportation along with road and Maritime transportation. These methods 
have the ability to accommodate heavier products, making them the ideal choice over 
air transportation. In this post, we’ll discuss five common types of transportation in the 
logistics industry:
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Roadway; 
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Rail; 
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Marine; 
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Air; 
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intermodal transportation. 
ROAD TRANSPORTATION 
There are many advantages to road transportation, especially for companies who 
rely on fast delivery to retain their customers. If goods are meant to be transported 
immediately to the Maritimes from Mississauga, for example, your best bet would be 
ground shipping transportation [1-12]. Water transport is notoriously slow, and it can be 
a hassle to book railway transportation. 
Maritime trucking to Mississauga and other locations is more cost-effective than 
other options; with rail transport, if there isn’t a railway that leads to your desire
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destination, you’ll have to build it, which can be a costly investment. However, there are 

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