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Transport is the movement of people or goods from place to place.

Transport may also refer to:

• Especially in military contexts, a vehicle used to carry supplies or personnel, e.g. transport aircraft (disambiguation) or troopship
• Transport industry
• Penal transportation, also known as "sentence to transport"

• Movement of molecules or ions across cell membranes, including active transport and passive transport; see also secretion
• Movement of electrons in electron transport chains
• Movement of blood and other bodily fluids in the circulatory system

• Movement of products of erosion, e.g. by a river, prior to their deposition as a sedimentary rock

• Transport phenomena, in physics, mechanisms by which particles or quantities move from one place to another
• In computer networking, the function of issuing and responding to service requests in transport layers and associated "transport protocols"
• Transport (recording), a device that handles a storage medium and extracts or records the information from and to it
• MPEG transport stream, a communications protocol for audio, video, and data
• Transport (SAP), a process of moving some or all the modifications from one SAP installation to another
• Transport layer, the fourth layer of the OSI model for networking

• Transport Canada, a department of the government of Canada
• Transport (typeface), a typeface used on British, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese road signs
• Transport (constituency), functional constituency in Hong Kong
• Transport (band), an Australian band from Brisbane
• Transport (album), a 2016 studio album by Borderland

• Tranceport, a DJ mix album series
• Pontiac Trans Sport, a minivan built by Pontiac
• Outline of transport
• Transports (disambiguation)
• Transportation (disambiguation)
• Transport theory (disambiguation)

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