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A build up of traffic is known as congestion.

Transport 01

How do goods and people move around the world? In this KS3 Geography quiz you explore transport networks from container ships and lorries to railways and airports.

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Fascinating Fact:

Shipping moves huge quantities of goods around the world in containers, and most international trade by weight travels by sea rather than air.

In KS3 Geography, transport is studied to understand how people and goods move within and between countries. You explore road, rail, air and sea routes, how container ports link to inland motorways and railways, and how transport choices can affect costs, journey times and the environment.

Key Terms

Transport: The movement of people or goods from one place to another by road, rail, air, sea or other routes.
Freight: Goods that are carried in bulk by lorries, trains, ships or planes as part of trade.
Containerisation: The use of standard metal boxes to move goods easily between ships, lorries and trains along global routes.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What types of transport are studied in KS3 Geography?

In KS3 Geography you usually study road, rail, air and sea transport, as well as how ports, airports, motorways and rail networks help connect different places.

How can transport links influence where people live and work?

Good transport links, such as nearby stations, bus routes or motorways, can attract businesses and jobs, which often leads to more housing and services being built in that area.

Why is transport important for trade and development?

Efficient transport makes it cheaper and quicker to move goods, which can increase trade, help businesses grow and support higher living standards in many countries.

Try These Related Quizzes

1 .

The busiest and most important roads are known as what?

Central roads

Strategic roads

Trunk roads

Turnpike roads

They include motorways and 'A' roads

2 .

What is reached directly by the M20 motorway?

Channel Tunnel

Glasgow

Heathrow Airport

Land's End

It also reaches the ferry port of Dover where you can catch a ferry to take you to France

3 .

An RORO ferry means 'Roll on…' then what?

Ramble over

Remain on

Reverse off

Roll off

Vehicles drive on one end and off the other

4 .

Which word describes goods transported in bulk?

Freeload

Freight

Frigate

Refrigerated

A lot of freight in the UK is carried by road but some still goes by rail. Goods can be imported in bulk by airfreight or seafreight

5 .

Some 'A' roads follow sections of what?

Gary roads

Norman roads

Roman roads

Viking roads

Roman roads were built very straight to link their settlements in Britain

6 .

London Orbital is another name for which motorway?

M23

M25

M27

M40

It inspired Chris Rea's song 'The Road to Hell'!

7 .

What word means too much traffic using the road at the same time?

Congestion

Constipation

Constriction

Contraction

'Rush hour' traffic jams are common in cities as people travel to and from their places of work

8 .

Opened in 2003, which was the UK's first toll motorway?

All the other motorways in the UK (including most of the M6) are free to use

9 .

Organising the movement of goods is called what?

Aeronautics

Juggernautics

Linguistics

Logistics

Originally a military word for moving troops/equipment

10 .

Why was the M6 toll road built?

To annoy motorists

To cross a river

To make money

To relieve congestion

Many people protested against the M6 toll road because it was being built on green belt land

Author: Jan Crompton (KS3 Geography & History Teacher, Professional Quiz Writer)

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