What are the modes of transportation that make up a complete transportation system?

The comprehensive transportation system, or comprehensive transportation system, refers to a single transportation system, which means that various transportation modes are composed of division of labor, cooperation, and coordination according to their technical and economic characteristics within the scope of socialized transportation and in the unified transportation process.

A transportation complex that is organically integrated, connected, and reasonably laid out.

The comprehensive transportation system consists of three parts: a comprehensive transportation network with certain technical equipment and its integration system, an integrated transportation production system, and an integrated transportation organization, management, and coordination system.

Specifically: 1. Transportation system, including railway transportation, road transportation, water transportation, air transportation and pipeline transportation.

2. Transportation infrastructure system, including the manufacturing, maintenance and support of roads and bridges, railways, waterways and transportation vehicles.

3. Integrated transportation management, organization and coordination system.