Roman transport, in contrast to today's transport was extremely slow. Their goods and people could only travel as fast as their animals could move. At sea they fared a little better if the wind was right, but just as slow as land travel if oars had to be used. In the city of Rome, there were no wheeled vehicles allowed during daylight hours, so people and goods had to be carried in litters, which were slow moving due to the crowded streets.
The Romans would transport water in aqueducts.
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Aqueducts were build by the ancient Romans to transport water into their cities. They look somewhat like a railway bridge.
Carrucas, Chariots and Litters.
roads
Aqueducts were used by the Romans to transport water.
Communications and transport.
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The Romans used several methods of transport among them were ships, wagons, oxcart, and pack mules. The type of transport used depended upon what was being transported and where it was going. The chariot was also used as a means to carry soldier(s) to war.
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Living inland, they were not open to surprise pirate attacks. The river provided irrigation and transport. The river was a source of fresh water.