Transport corridor
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A transportation corridor is a (generally linear) tract of land in which at least one main line for transport, be it road, rail or canal, has been built. Often new transport lines are built alongside existing ones to minimize the area affected by pollution.
[edit] See also
- Transportation Corridor Agencies
- Pan-European corridors
- Western Railway Corridor
- Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor
- Bus lane
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