What transportation do they have in Australia?

Answer 1

Australia, as a western-style nation has similar transportation methods to the US. Vast distances must be traveled between capital cities so there is an extensive road system. Many goods are moved by truck - semitrailer and by air. Air or road travel is the usual way for people to move between places. The nation has a rail system, although this has declined over the years for freight or inter-city travel purposes. Also, there are ports in the major centers. In capital cities, the usual western modes of transport exist - rail, tram, cars, ferries. Each capital has its own combinations that best suit it - Sydney has ferries and hydrofoils to take commuters across the port that divides the city and Melbourne is known for its tram system.

Answer 2

The most used form of transportation in Australia is the car. Many households have several cars. This is most practical way to cover the long distances many people need to travel or even just commute every day.

Answer 3

"Station", in this sense, refers to a sheep or cattle station, which is a vast property in the Australian outback. Transportation used on sheep and and cattle stations includes horses, cars, motorbikes, trucks and the common Australian "ute", as well as helicopters or small aircraft to cover the huge distances.

Answer 4

Australia uses all the same forms of transportation as are used in other parts of the western world. This includes walking, bicycles, cars, utilities, trucks, trains, trams, aeroplanes, boats, ferries, ships and so on.

Answer 5

Due to Australia's vast distances, the most popular form of transport is the car.

Answer 6

Australia uses same transportation as anywhere else in the world. we have bicycles, motorcycles, cars ,trucks, trains,planes,boats ,and ships

Answer 7

Car, train, boat, plane, bike, anything:) but mainly car

Answer 8

• car
• bus
• train
• walking
• aeroplane
• bicycle
• tram
• boat

Answer 9

Steamboats, Horses etc.