Transportation and Connectivity

A primary goal for any community is the ability to connect with one another. While some communities benefit from extensive public transportation systems like buses, trains, or subways, others—particularly those in rural or underdeveloped areas—rely heavily on motor vehicles for transportation, often with limited alternatives. In these areas, road infrastructure becomes the lifeline for daily activities, including commuting to work, accessing healthcare, education, and other essential services.

Expanding and improving road networks helps bridge the gap between communities with different levels of infrastructure development, providing equitable access to resources and opportunities.